Recent content by Sweetcorn

The only thing I wish I did sooner was build the garage. But in that garage, my most appreciated things I did were the following: Over the top insulation & a thermostat Vidmar cabinets and other organizational/storage things Quite a few high quality hose reels and electric cord reels Excellent...

I'm firmly anti-plierwrench and I agree. But I see the OP already solved his problem.

Hey OP, did you ever get a mill? @pvanderlugt

Some of the justifications for people in favor of drill presses is comical at best. Not having the space, need, or knowledge for a mill = all pretty good reasons. Some of the others are just sad excuses for people trying to justify inferior equipment.

If someone is that retarded they get what they deserve.

It's a 3d print. Are you saying you want to make one out of welded 1/4 steel plates for added stability?

I like it! Love the B5100. I've got a B6100 I rebuilt/restored a couple years ago. There's a thread on it somewhere here. I would pay out the nose for a loader like yours. Haven't been able to find any at a reasonable price within a reasonable drive, though.

I've 3D printed a few of them for machines that needed one. Have all held up very well.

Nevermind...

Haha!

The guy can't effectively phrase a question. I'm doubtful hes going to have a need for a driver that nobody here even thinks exists... I'm thinking troll thread/account or bot.

In no way am I trying to be rude, but I am so insanely jealous of your lack of knowledge on what happens in this instance.

Portable battery powered inflators, battery powered impacts, etc., all have come a long way in being fast and powerful and have really cut down on my own personal compressor use. I couldn't be without one for paint spraying, blast cabinet use, and plasma cutting, but I also have to mention how...

I disagree. We live in an extremely litigious world now. I get where you are coming from and your good-hearted intent behind it, but it doesn't change the fact that most people are morons and will become a headache in short order. People who have lots of tools and skills are generally pretty...

3M and Norton are my brands of choice. Not cheap, but they last so much longer than cheap belts that they make up the difference in cost.