I could use some advise from you guys about a vise I rescued from an old service truck that was about to go to the scrap yard. From the pictures you can tell someone attempted to weld the body to the base in a poor attempt to keep it from swiveling. I replaced the base and media blasted the...
At work I have a 1/2" drive CAT (rebranded SnapOn) 50-250 lbft torque and I just ordered a SnapOn 3/8" drive TechAngle.
At home, I have a 1/2" drive SnapOn 50-250 lbft torque.
Looking to get a CAT or SnapOn 3/8" drive dial torque for doing rolling torque settings.
I use these ones at work, along with that HF guy. 300# rating is excellent and the height is perfect for me, but I work on heavy equipment.
http://www.homedepot.com/p/Gorilla-Ladders-Heavy-Duty-Aluminum-PRO-Slim-Fold-Work-Platform-with-300-lbs-Load-Capacity-GLA-47PRO/207081663
I've got the 450lumen version and love that little *******. Been doused with hydraulic oil, engine oil and been given a steam bath and it still works great. Just ordered the 700lumen version from my dealer for help in bigger areas.
Bought it since I just don't have an adjustable wrench just yet (been looking at Irega's 92W though). Been useful for random hydraulic fittings so far.
Couple new things with more stuff on its way. Being a new tech means buying a lot of new tools. I am so very thankful that student discounts are available.
I have a newer SnapOn 3/8 drive that I have to use my pocket screwdriver to take off smaller sockets with. Not a weakness thing, just oily/greasy hands make it difficult.
Got these from Toolup today. Couldn't resist the discount on them.
Got these last week. Wanted to use the SEP discount as much as I could while I had it.