Recent content by tigmusky

Lots of good feedback. I 've used RA a few times since the 1st post. I like. shipping can be a killer. My 1st order was about $1500. in parts and shipped from 8 locations. I order a complete exhuast system, 6 parts no boxes and 5 stickers on each part for a grand total of 30 stickers...

Thanks, Guy's ereplacement parts it is. Going to place an order Daye

hi, all I'm looking for some parts for a Milwanukee port-a-band. I seached goggle and a whole $#!t load come up. I was just wondering if someone could recommend a place? Or the places not to buy from. Thanks Daye

I got one a few years back. All It did is make my dull bits duller. I sad this to a buddy. He took my idex and said I'll sharpen. They work better in reverse now lol. Like said above enco sells bits pretty cheap. And I can't sharpen by hand. I'm just F***ed Daye

I rember my dad had one in the garage it was green. They hit the scrap nicely Daye

sprinkler pipe drill and tap holes with allen set screws. mostly for tighting bolts, not that they need to be that tight. just when you have to tighen up a 100 or so , makes life a little easier

copper.... it works for your house..... 24" I hope you live in the south. water line under a driveway in minnesota at least 6' Daye

try and post the pics at http://www.practicalmachinist.com orhttp://bbs.homeshopmachinist.net some pretty sharp guys there. Daye

welcome forest lake minn. Daye

Hi ,all I got a Mac Bch7109a charger. I bought this new back in 1993 after about 3 months the timer broke. fast forward 18 years I that it's about time to fix it. A new timer is $57.62 an amp meter is $ 27.05. from Century tool and equipment. does this sound about right. Any other places that...

that's a sweet set-up Daye

Yep! I got a spacer that it sits on, then I put a C-clamp on for a little extra safety Daye

my ceiling is 12'3'' and thr lift fit prefect! 12' might be a bit tight. heres some pics http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=51741

got her done for more pics and details go to http://weldingweb.com/showthread.php?t=48921 Daye

thanks mike. that's what I thought. gastite to gastite daye