Recent content by tiredoldironworker

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    Specialty plier tool identification

    It kinda looks like a notary public press where they insert their embossed seal.
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    Innova 5610 – WIN YOURS NOW!

    I can aways use another scanner Thanks!
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    Recommend scan tool for Toyota Rav4 Hybrid

    Innova 7111, just do it. mine has been flawless.
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    High torque electric impact that won't break the bank?

    Every seesii tool I have has performed well, punching well above their cost.
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    Electric lawnmowers in 2026 - any good?

    greenworks 60v still going strong after 5 years and still on original batteries.
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    Hazet tool thread

    $280! no freaking way!
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    Home Depot deals/sales/clearance

    full price around here
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    Tekton Auto wire stripper

    $75 is way too much in my opinion.
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    Impact hex and torx sets

    I have had a set of Blackhawk 3/8 impact hex metric and SAE for several years. They have held up well.
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    What’s a decent 1/2”air impact ?

    2235TiMax is a great option. Pawn shops let them go cheap.
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    Quality set of spiral tapered reamers?

    Ironworker here. We use a paste wax type cutting medium that stays on and makes a smaller mess. My tube is so old that I cannot read the brand anymore. We recommend a hex shank drive so we can use our impact wrenches. They make a world of difference.
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    Cut off wheels

    We like the abrasive Radnor brand sold at Airgas. I personally like the Lenox as well but they are almost unbearably loud.
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    Craftsman USA ratchets ive never seen

    If you find them, buy them. Best ratchet that I have ever owned. And I have several Snap-ons.
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    Has Skilsaw become a premium brand again

    My Bosch worm drive with mag base is definitely a higher quality saw. I own 4 worm drives and it's the best. My skillsaws and craftsman are also good saws. It's kind of hard to not like a worm drive when doing hard repetitive cuts such as beveling 2x4's by 16 feet at 30 degrees for concrete...
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