Recent content by rayh91

I always google HF 20% coupon every time I'm in the store and it'll link the latest one on their own site. That or just say you forgot it. They really don't care 99% of the time. but here you go. http://www.harborfreight.com/digitalsavings.html

I'd choose a QTi over the regular one any day. Even if it had that much more power. My MG325 though, when I got it. It had the muffler installed and it felt weak. Took it off 5 minutes later and it woke it up. Maybe I should've gave it more of a chance? :dunno:

I'm still a newbie to MIG welding but I enjoy watching videos from Weldingtipsandtricks, Chucke2009, Kevin Caron and Weldfever.

If I didn't work at a shop with a good supply of air, I would of ditched my air impacts. I don't see that changing any time soon.

Sunex then GP. I've only broken one of my GP swivels but I replaced it with Matco instead.

My SO dealer even hopped on the IR wagon with these. He's taking "preorders." They feel really nice ergonomically. Haven't tried them out though.

I took mine out after a few months of using the lock and roll. Your floor has to be level or in my case, I just put spacers to lift the front two wheels up. I wouldn't take them out if you plan on rolling the box often. I liked it at first but it kinda got old.

I don't buy Mac but they have the most aggressive knurling out of the three it seems like. SO is slippery but it's better than smooth I guess. No experience with Matco. Just seen pictures.

The only one I'd use there would be the straight tool. I can do a lot of interior work with a pocket screwdriver but you need to have a variety of tools.

I hate using grinding wheels. Thankfully the flap discs work way better in return.

That's weird. One of my coworkers (cheaparse) got HD to send him some slides for his Husky box through the mail. He got his toolbox for free as well, some scratch and dent they were going to throw out or something but he got his way I guess. I hate to say it but try speaking to someone above...

Another vote for the Rage saw. Bought one a few weeks ago, really good value for the money.

I think it'd be useful in certain situations.

If you use it all the time, I'd say air but every now and then, probably the M18. It's just more convenient to have the batteries charged up then it is to pull the air hose out and turn on the compressor. All up to you though, either will get the job done. I would take the air impact and use...

I mostly use big Channel locks or Honda's OEM tool for 2 or more pistons. It fits in most fixed/Brembo style calipers. If not then I just turn it sideways and stick it in there. I don't have a picture of it but it's pretty stout.