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yeah the SO techangle has progressive lights and it vibrates and beeps when torque is achieved. it also has a setting that can compensate for different length extensions you might be using. you can also change between in-lbs, ft-lbs, Nm, and some other that i never use. the techangle grip is...

trunk mounted kit has everything i need

i prefer the electronic for more gentle work, like in an engine bay. and i love the angle feature that keeps track of your angle even if it takes a couple resets. i still use a clicker for torquing wheels and such

I havnt posted in this thread for a while. These are all the tools ive acquired over the past couple months DSC_0017 by gjktaylor, on Flickr DSC_0019 by gjktaylor, on Flickr DSC_0018 by gjktaylor, on Flickr DSC_0020 by gjktaylor, on Flickr DSC_0021 by gjktaylor, on Flickr DSC_0022 by...

no, it doesnt

hard to say. i would check the weekly flea markets that happen on the weekends though, that would be a good place to start.

im 100% cordless at this point. i have a SO screw/bit driver for interior work. a small SO 3/8 impact that is absolutely amazing. on the truck we torqued a bolt down in the vise to 180'lbs. this little guy spun it right off. then i have a SO 3/8 cordless ratchet. a big SO 3/8 impact used for...

I have added quite a few things since the last time i posted here. and the box moved locations. IMG_20140731_153217 by gjktaylor, on Flickr DSC_0077 by gjktaylor, on Flickr DSC_0078 by gjktaylor, on Flickr DSC_0079 by gjktaylor, on Flickr DSC_0080 by gjktaylor, on Flickr DSC_0081 by gjktaylor...

Three rules to live by when buying tools: 1-When first starting out, buy cheap. as you get into your work and realize which tools you need or when the cheap ones break, replace with nice tools. 2-dont buy a tool because you "might" need it. if you need the tool three times or more, then buy...

at my shop our SO guy was a complete shithead. dont know if he smoked crack, was lazy, or just didnt give a damn but he almost never showed up. at one point we hadnt seen him in a year. now we have a new guy. started in december, came by with a "corporate trainer" who was way too pushy. trying...

I wear these on a daily basis, at work and home. I'm ~300lbs and these shoes support me all day, i don't have any back or foot pain. Of course my shop is kept very clean and there is no risk of stepping on nails. But in terms of comfort, they're high up on my scale.

Im sure this guy could help some.

Heres mine. Been bought some stuff and re-organized Untitled by gjktaylor, on Flickr Untitled by gjktaylor, on Flickr Untitled by gjktaylor, on Flickr Untitled by gjktaylor, on Flickr Untitled by gjktaylor, on Flickr Untitled by gjktaylor, on Flickr Untitled by gjktaylor, on Flickr Untitled by...

let me guess, youre a ford tech?

where do i get one of these magic devices?