Recent content by TheMangler

Ive bent a lot of half inch stainless with imperial benders they work good.

Just received both the deep and standard 18 piece sets. All were USA industrial.

Got all my stuff in today. 8-23 Black oxide wrenches. 1/4- 1 inch black oxide. and 36 of the 3/8 impacts all USA industrial for about 130 shipped. 28 wrenches and 36 sockets total.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/US-GENERALS-56-TOOL-BOX-CHEST-ROLLER-CABINET-HARBOR-FREIGHT-COUPON-SAVE-300-/111229311854?pt=Tool_Boxes_Storage&hash=item19e5c89b6e wtf

I use the 3 dollar doormats from home depot. They look good and the whole back is a rubber non slip. They have ridges also to help stuff stay in place a little bit. DoorMats

They've also got the KOBALT WILLIAMS SNAPON impact set in 3/8 drive SAE deepwells for 23. 5/16 through 1 inch. Great price for KOBALT WILLIAMS SNAPON sockets. Kobalt USA Impacts SAE DEEP

I read the listing. They listed exactly what is says on the box lol.

I don't see any brand names snuck in?

My dads house is like this. His garage stays around 50-60 all winter long here in michigan just from heating the house.

I just blew some cellulose into my attic yesterday. Some above a couple rooms that didnt have much insulation and a quite a bit above my garage. The hose i believe was clogged when we got the machine because it wouldn't do anything at first. After swearing about 50 times and dumping the entire...

Just bought one. Was going to buy the farenheat one anyway. Reviews were sketchy but worth a try for 107 shipped.

ordered all 3 socket modules. Ive been filling in a missing set anyway. For $152 out the door it's a pretty good deal.

Ya, there's no longer even a tool category in the clearance section. I was eyeing all kinds of stuff on my cell phone late at night and figured id use my computer in the morning to buy the stuff. No such luck.

Not sure where else to put this. I'm looking to purchase a backpack to carry my laptop and a few tools. Mostly some precision screwdrivers, a few wrenches and some cable stripping and crimping tools. Also a decent number of small adapter cables/usb cables to communicate with different hardware...

You might be able to find something from Omega that is more accurate for the same or less money. Really depends how accurate it needs to be. I think that gauge is .5% of full scale. Something like this is around 1000 new with a .05% accuracy. Unless that gauge does some other things...