Recent content by Mecha

What size is that aluminum channel, pretty slick look!

I agree with the Capri, Williams, CAT, Wright, Tekton, Icon for Chrome. I also really have had excellent luck with Capri, and Pittsburgh stuff for impacts. I'm a home gamer, but often get into repairing things and have a set for factories when I build up work areas. Also, harbor freight is in...

Where did you get or how did you create the cool toolbox labeling?

If you have quick clamps, the pistol grip kind, you can use those for third hand tools. Don't forget fourth hand tools too...

You'd be amazed if you use electrical cleaner spray. Hose the mechanism down, let dry and follow up with Triflow or equivalent. It's fixed a lot of old rapidfire, brifters, and what not for me. Great trick.

Who manufactures the file set, or where did you get them? Looks handy!

Needs more boxes.

Need pics of the car!

What's the blue tri tool in the back? Looks pretty neat.

I also have 12v Bosch and use it first for most anything that it is applicable for.

This is what I did. I have Ryobi stuff, just because the battery replacements are so cheap. I am not a pro-gamer, so it depends on your needs. The brushless Ryobi stuff is certified good enough for me. I have corded stuff like you described too (mostly Milwaukee) but hardly pull it out...

I just got a printer and am headed down this road. What filament material are most of you using?

What do you mean by proprietary ones? Pictures?

Also there is a hyper tough set at Walmart for $13 that has a million 4mm bits. You could get that and decide what works best for you. I think most Torx and PH0 and smaller are the most used. But brand to brand electronics is wide. I think apple uses Pentalobe, others use triangles.

T5 is Lenovo laptop screw size.