Recent content by outlawbob

When it comes to drill bits, I'm ambidextrious.

I've got 2 dewalts, and they have been used for hundreds of hours, had to replace the cord on one but other than that its grind away.Think they are lioke 49 at lowes or home depot.

I've used sand and black beauty, sand is a mess, a lot of clogged nozzles, black beauty will do just about anything. Have done aluminum wheels steel wheels and every other car part you can imagine, have not done car skin, but am about to try it on that. Cabinet is fine for small pieces, I use a...

bender the big orange bender will flatten the pipe as it bends it, if a pure curve is not all that important then it will do, if you want nice tubular bends, you need a hi dollar bender.

tnks, thought I was just a slow learner or somethin.

OK, I'll bite, how in the H do you edit a post, like say lowering the price on a classified for example? I see edit is availbale but be d'd if I can figure out how to trigger it.

Hey, when you got your ****, water amd electricity all in the same bucket, you want all the ground you can get.lol

I have the HF one too, and for the money it is well worth it, and you can buy 5 of them cheaper than the sears model.

10-4.

drawers are not bearing type, will work fine for a year or so and then they will start binding everytime you try to close them. Best for the money is the big stainless from Sams club that was mentioned here some time ago. Cannot beat the price on that one.

They just seem to be better when you make them yourself, you get to appreciate them more.

Engine Cranes aren't just for pulling motors, I load and unload my truck with mine, I have lifted disabled cars onto a trailer, lots of good reasons to have one on hand at all times.

thats what I thought too, it hadn't been used yet.

Hey, thanks for the links, we were just toying with exhaust fans in the shop where we powdercoat and couldn't seem to get one to turn the air over, this calculator should help in getting the right size fan.