Recent content by Sancho

Fluke Pro 3k line tracer was marked down to 53.06 by me. Not sure if/when it will make the final drop

.06 price, both stores near me have had these on the rack for months.

Nice 103.24280 band saw on the cast iron base with a dunlap motor, even has the belt gaurd. Could use shoes, otherwise a really nice saw. $125 obo Anni or Power Bronze painted 4 3/8 jointer, also on the correct stand. Motor is a explosion proof Howell Electric. This is missing the pork chop...

I'd prolly pay a bit closer to $50, but I have minimal interest without the cast Iron stand. The fresh powder coat is nice

Qualifier, I am biased and do NVH testing for a living in comjunction with several OEMs. I have a large assortment of high end methods and tools at my disposal. The best service tools Ive used are the MTS4100-NVH, does accel and mic measurments. Will even make suggestions on bearig noises or...

Wow, its like a big stamp. ;) Cool board for sure though

Most of the bolts on my effluent pump are external square. Im sure thats due it being primarily serviced by plumbers.

Was offered a 2135ti for 45$, Seems cheap but the gun is used and looks fairly beat. Thoughts on common failures and price point?

There was a book available free online for a while called "the Nasa fastener design guide" or something similar. It goes into some detail on why grade 8 isnt always grade 8. Suffice to say, Stick is correct. Not all are equal.

Very cool story! Its great to see something come together like that from around the world. CL is rife with such scams from supposed people overseas offering XYZ. The most notable is blah blah blah we'd like to send you a check for $3k for the wrench, please take your $20 and send us the rest...

I've got a couple pair of redwings myself, the classic USA full steel toe boots, a set of worx steel toe shoes and my latest was a move to some redwing slip-on's with a composite toe and shank primarily for going through airport security. The composite toe is amazing, the weight is just...

I have a handful of chicom deepwells that I'll put over the shaft. The trick is finding the size larger than the shaft but still smaller than the "cup" in the handle. Then a prybar and vise and its done. For installation I use a pass through socket and extension and gently press the shaft back...

I think it has a lot to do with being a product of your environment. My dad used to never replace anything, everything could be fixed with the right parts and the right tools. That mentality was passed down in a big way. Its too soon to tell if my own son will share our love but Im certainly...

But but but I have a 9mm 1/2" drive and no peg! :thumbup: And without those small sizes how can I break bolts off? I agree, the 9mm thing bothers me but it is very small for a 1/2" drive

Couldn't agree with this more, 5/8 and 15mm in 1/4"?? yet no big/small sizes on 1/2" I feel 3/8 should run upto 22mm and 1/2 should be somewhere in the 30's