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Invite over 4-5 woman get them drunk and table dancing, see if table holds

Yep gasoline and a match

I have the 21 century version

I bought a stanley kit 4 years ago. I am a mechanic use it daily. I never broke a socket, another tech broke one of mine on a breaker bar. I wore out 2 13mms, 15mms, and 10mms sockets. They get used on impacts too. ******** isn't the only choice. p.s. I paid 80-100$

Looks good, When I was 15 I built something really weak out of 2x4 legs, and a 2x6 going across the top It held to pull an engine and trans out of an acura integra. Was probably a death trap but no harm was done.

nope, they make those in electric versions now (cordless drills) And that is what I use to assembly trans, just turn the chuck down onto a lower torque setting and go.

cross thread is better than no thread

Why not? Then when you get some tinder girls over you can turn them on over the lathe

no because flat rate. flat rate flaw #100223

I use LArge channel locks.... never let me down.

2235 is stronger 2135 is lighter. I have a 2135, when it needs to be replaced I'll buy another 2135 it's plenty strong, and .65lb lighter.

Rusted 10mm, 3/8" = 9mm.

The 40' wall I was thinking about 3 doors. I want it to be big enough to be able to work on 3 cars at once, and abit of space on one end for the man door, compressor, welder and all the other shop tools.

I am looking to build a 3 car garage that I can work in. I am going to put a 2 post hoist in one bay. I have a old firebird that I will be restoring, that will be a long term project, I was thinking 32'x40' but I am starting to think the length is to short. Just looking for anyone's opinion...

a shop rag hanging out the side My old shop teacher always said a good tech always has a pen on him I haven't listened to him yet