Recent content by Mstrfxit12

This is one that has saved me numerous times. Its really helpful if you work on lots of different control cabinets

I wish I had some of these slopes. My garage drops 16" in 22 feet. The driveway is very steep leading up to it so my estimate is that it that the garage was also pitched so that cars pulling in wouldn't bottom out as they enter. It is definitely a struggle. Anything that rolls wants to go with...

Dont take safety around pneumatic or powder actuated nailers for granted. It only takes a second for a whoops to happen. The injury below was on my hand and was caused when the nailer fired twice. The first nail went where it was supposed to, the second one ricocheted off the head of the first...

I have been using the Netgear Arlo wireless system for about 4 months. They are completely wireless, each camera is powered by 4 cr123 batteries. Life on the batteries seems good as long as there isnt a crazy amount of motion. They store 7 days of recordings(cloud based) for free and it is...

As a Facilities Director I/the company supply essentially all the tools required by my techs. The tools are splotched with the corresponding techs paint color to cur down on permanent sharing. I buy mostly typical name brand equipment (Klein, Fluke, Proto, Blackhawk Makita, etc). My entire crew...

I tend to go mostly under the lid on the good box. I've had a couple escape and end up out front but for the most part they stay under. My craftsman boxes havent done so well, they look like a 10 year old got a little crazy with the sticker box on them...

If you decide to go the peep hole route I have something like this in my garage. It is far better than the type you would see in a hotel. Its probably been in 10 years and had no problems. Can see the whole driveway...

Hey Folks. I'm trying to find out if a tstat exists that has something like a circulate or freeze protect mode. The situation is at a home that is not occupied daily. It is heated with baseboard hot water(no glycol). My concern is, being in the northeast, that if the zone was to go for an...

Don't know if it matters to you or not but the 165 I believe is only 230V. The 180 is dual voltage.

The problem with these combo fasteners is the flat and Phillips screwdrivers don't "really" work in them. The only thing that is decent is the Robertsons but with the fastener opened up for the flat blade they aren't even ideal for that. I really was impressed with how well these combo tips have...

So I discovered this screwdriver a few weeks ago. I thought maybe I had just missed it before but I've asked six electricians and they had never seen it before either. It is a combo tip screwdriver, made by Klein. it is for use on the combo (square Phillips flat) fasteners that are becoming more...

I agree with Solo. I have had mostly good luck with Dealers. I am a building mechanic so, while I like the nice tools, its not a place a driver would stop. I have a Snap on dealer a few streets over. I stopped in a couple years when I saw him out at his truck. I buy things here and there from...

At work and at home I use the Makita cordless vacuum. Uses my 18v batteries and really provides good service. Its not a bad deal as a bare tool if you already have that line of battery powered equipment.

Got myself a brandy new Snap On Bk5600 video scope...

I have got a Miller Diversion 180. I know its a touch out of your budget but it does give you a little more power than the 165 and also gives you the 110V capability for portability. It has worked well for my needs( little fab projects, repairs, etc). I would definitely recommend it for what you...