Recent content by kyleholmes

really depends on the size and style compressor you will be putting in. there are places in there you could tuck a small stand-up, or there are places that have a bit more space for something like a 180 gallon lay-down style unit. give us some information as to what you're intending to...

I would double check that the bottom end is indeed oil-free, terrible things like 'hydraulicing' can happen when oil seeps past a ring. another thing to consider is that you would have to move your condensate drain bung.

its an hour drive away, im going to look at it tomorrow. solid enough box? should i ****** the deal?

Found this on Kijiji, but the owner has no idea what model it is! is $800 fair for it? Thanks Guys! Kyle

My shop owns the AP polisher. We are a production collision shop, and it sees a lot of wear and tear between 3 painters, still kickin'. Solid little tool for the cash.

http://www.ehow.com/facts_5701306_can_t-chrome-socket-impact-socket_.html

just give it a light polish with some 36 on a grinder.

depends on the vintage of the tools, if its anything Mac made within the past 5 years, I would go for the Snap-On.

Im just talkin' regular chromevadium suckers. They'd be on the end of a 3/8 air rachet that puts down a reliable 45ft/lb, so maybe they'd be alright! I've lost two snappy's within two weeks, and at $30/socket, If these are any good I might just make the cost effective switch.

3/8 Drive, 10pc Metric Deep Set I know it must be in the HF pass/fail thread, but sifting through 115 pages to find it really isn't what I'd like to spend the next two days doing, haha! Did they pass? Has anyone managed to break one yet? Thanks ya'll!

I wish I could watch a livestream of this project.

morehead: I glue panels all the time! Using 3M's SMC Panel Bond, most common way to skin a door, or put a quarter or roof on. great stuff, a real money maker.

Tons of stuff on the interwebs about doing this. not as easy as one may think! http://www.extremehowto.com/xh/article.asp?article_id=60470

Good eye thesilverone! It was on a 02' Malibu. MP&C, I hold your work, and the work of a few select others on those boards in VERY high regards. I always make a point to read everything you post. Much respect for you, sir. Yet another peach was sitting in my stall this mornin', a vintage 01'...

Thanks everyone! Yes, I made the entire piece from scratch, by hand. Unfortunately, bossman was really crackin' the whip today, so I had it welded, planished and primed before I could snap a picture. I will definitely post a picture of the finished product, though. I have had no training on...