Recent content by maxwage

I’ve used Dewalt when I first started in the field, ‘03. 14.4v for years, then the 18v. Now 20 and Flex. What really sold me was an unfortunate incident 3 years ago. My garage caught on fire. I had just purchased the DW734 a week previous. After the damage was assessed , I figured it...

I’ll get pics of my ‘Yella’ stuff later... Flexvolt Circular saw, recip, angle grinder, brushed and brushless drill, brushed and 2 BL impacts. Eying a SDS 20v drill and oscillating tool. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

A South Bend lathe, Bridgeport mill, Unisaw, a big *** Band saw, old forge and monster power hammer, tons of anvils, vises.. just to name a couple. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

My “research” Google the model number and read the entries from Vintage Machinery.org. It looks like 2-58 or 59 to me. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

So I just picked this up today off of FB for 30$. I never knew there was a “pre-block” era. From my limited research this was made in ‘61?? What say you Craftsman Block Grinder historians/aficionados? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Nothing earth shattering, but I couldn’t resist these Babies to compliment Bigger brothers! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

So to broaden my horizons, what circumstances are a no go with a spool gun? Tight confines? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

That’s awesome and a coincidence!! I ordered a Lincoln MP210 on Valentines Day and it got on the truck Friday as well! Can’t wait for it to arrive. I’m a novice at welding but I’m excited to learn and progress my skills. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I would totally buy. It’s probably $60+ to rent for a day any you can own one for 2-3x that. I work in commercial construction and we use SDS Plus and Max almost on a daily basis. We mainly use Bosch and Hilti, they have withstood years of abuse. I also own a Hitachi that has performed well...

The Wissota runs much smoother so it's my primary grinder Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

25$ out the door from local Pawnshop. A nice complement to my Wissota. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Picked this guy up for 25$ out the door at my local pawn shop. Sure, it's missing a tool rest, and both guards, but the light is still intact. I buy tools to use them, so the missing components are just a minor inconvenience. This will be a good complement to my Wissota. Sent from my iPhone...

Spent 60$ for this haul. 4 #0 Jorgensen hand screws, big old school clamp, 2 glass suction cups and this 7$ Stanley No. 3. The suction cups retail for almost 90$ ea. Got them both for 20$. I'm a commercial builder and we use them occasionally, so I couldn't pass up the good deal. Sent...

Right place at the right time!!! Always wanted some Kant clamps, never knew how expensive they were new! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Stopped in at local indoor flea market the other day on a whim on lunch, and scored these beauties! Best part, $13.91 for all 3!! This was the same booth I bought the 25$ Wissota bench grinder a couple months back. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk