Recent content by Mfaz28

Starrett, 120 made in America version. Yes there’s a difference

Bridgeport Milling Machine. Bar none.

Another vote for Starrett.

Air scriber. Works on most broken bolts too. Angled correctly, stay away from the edge of the bolt threads. And chase around in a circle.

Not odd at all. There was clearly an unintended effect to the design. Instead of expensive re-engineering. Just add it to the description. Seen it many times in my 43 year profession as a mold/die maker.

“Although later specifications mention it”

Phillips cam-out discussion; “There has long been a popular belief that this was a deliberate feature of the design, to assemble aluminium aircraft without overtightening the fasteners.[14]: 85 [15] Extensive evidence is lacking for this specific narrative, and the feature is not mentioned in...

“wouldnt say Philips suffers from cam out. It's designed to cam out " ???? It cams-out. Not good. No accurate torque available. No positive engagement. Drywall screws only.

Torx followed closely by Robertson. Phillips suffers from cam-out.

Lithium grease should not be underestimated, but as previously stated. It’s not for every application. Moly, PTFE All have uses.

Are there any suspicious balloons overhead? Seems to be epidemic.

Optional center pulley to reduce spindle speed for drilling metal.

Check out a Rheem Marathon. We’ve had one a couple of years. No problems, but only time will tell. definitely worth a look.

I always store mine scattered in the last place I used them. Failing memory adds to the thrill of the hunt.

Various Fenix lights have served me well.