Recent content by rello

My primary tool storage is a mechanics chest. Works very well. Some of my tools have a tendency to rust in there during the humid, summer months. I think the problem is that the chest is too good--too little air movement. I have since placed some anti-rust agents (silica) in the problem drawers...

i do allot of zoning jobs so i run from room to room allot and only need a fer tools like drivers and stripper. i would use cargo or carrhart pants but we have switched to uniforms and the pants only have two opckets. i use an elecricians tool pouch most of the time but i find that i can get in...

Thanks for this tips!

I have to say that the use of ventless heaters won't get much support around here. A lot of folks who are connected with the heating industry take a very dim view of these types of heaters. In Canada and some parts of the US they are not allowed to be used because of the potential of poisoning...

the reversing ones are nice ill admit, they make some tasks easier, only ones I have seen though, are kinda cheap with the reversing mechanism, they break easily, I use a 6 inch pair of blue points that ive had for 20 years, exceptional tool, course now blue point is chinese **** like everything...

I have used dry ice blasting several times both in industrial applications and on my hull. I wouldnt advise using it to blast the ingines in situ, it makes an ungodly mess in confined areas. The expansion seen when going from solid to vapour phase of the frozen CO2 blows minute particles...