Recent content by roryueale

They're only around $40-$50 brand new (proper exhaust ports). Worth it in my opinion for a nice clean install with a secure flap, and all aluminium. Once you cut the hole its permanent though!:)

I see. Thanks for the input. Makes my decision easier.

Well, after finding (thanks CNG) and reading a lot of previous posts on the topic, I think your right, I should just wait on it and tile when I can. Tiling will come if not next fall, then the year after that. Lessening the prep work for that by not painting now makes sense. Oh well, couple...

Done and done. Thanks!! Google search worked out better. :)

Im going to paint my garage floor and I was wondering if anyone had any advice on what to use (brand/type etc). I know painting it is a terrible idea, but until I am ready to porcelain tile it, this is going to have to do, and if I have to reapply yearly, im fine with that until I can tile it...

I have the snap on one also. Use it almost daily, love it. When the tips are removed, the torch flame itself is perfect for shrink tubing, nevermind the actual tip that is designed for it.

I dont want/need powder when hands are fresh/clean/dry. Throw a little moisture or sweat in there and adding a dab of baby power makes things a little easier.

Glad I could help. Every light has a different application, and this one works best for me as i dont need a "spotlight" type. Strip led's get me all excited. Imagine those on the garage ceiling instead of flourescents??? one day....

yeah, its crazy bright. Heres the Snap on equivilant I was comparing to (sorry, I have a snap-on fetish, but no way I was spending this much on a light) http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item.asp?P65=&tool=all&item_ID=651149&group_ID=675910&store=snapon-store&dir=catalog

Been through lots of cordless trouble lights. If you want an amazing light, and I mean brighter than the sun, durable, functional, then you need this light: http://www.tooldesk.com/automotive/ATD80303-Saber-II-LED-ATD-80303.aspx I have one at work and one at home. Bought them from my snap-on...

I have 5 rotary 2 posters at my shop and replaced our outdated 4 poster with a brand new Rotary 4 poster about 7 months ago. Regarding the Rotary brand, top of the line in my experience (used and abused many a hoists), so the ability to have one of these at your home is a no brainer. Price...

Get the powder free gloves and a dab of baby powder, works magic in nitrile/latex gloves. I keep a bottle next to my box of gloves.

I agree with a couple of posters here about the Thicksters gloves. Im a licensed mechanic but I fricking absolutely hate grease/dirt/oil, but I love fixing cars and im good at it. I keep my tools spotless and I swear if it wasnt for Thickster gloves I would not be in this trade. I've tried...