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Milwaukee Hatchet how to disable the safety. Depress safety then on underside of safety, drill small 1/16 hole at lower edge, and put small screw in to keep safety out. Works good, but do it at your own risk.

Yeah the blocks Kit looks very useful. I just ordered the FireBall 8" Mega Square, can't wait to use it.

How do you like the magnet set?

I just paid $20 for 20 Apex #2 Phillips on Amazon. Didn't like it much but I was down to my last 1 or 2 of these Apex bits and they are getting harder to find in stores. Apprenticed with an old gentleman that swore by them, and I do as well. They grab better than anything I've ever used.

Yeah I do sockets and misc other shapes of tube to lengthen the press "Nose" for the job. But it seems like everything I typically use the press for the table pins are either to high to to low.

Looking for ways to fine tune cradle height without drilling new pin holes. Any ideas? Shown in the pic is, Square Tubes layed across pins front and back of cradle. This raises cradle by about 2inch, and splits the difference between holes and seems to work but it is a bit sketchy.

Added a few more things, plus a set of Mountain wrenches to the cart. Man am I impressed with these wrenches. Why didn't I know about these until now?

Mostly used for mowers, motorcycles, Side by sides, and yeah some hunny do tasks. Mainly what I discovered is that having necessary tools all within sight and easy reach, I actually enjoy again doing some of these mundane tasks. No more endless trips retriving tools from a tool box drawer. I'm...

Magnets are Von haus Ebay. https://www.ebay.com/itm/VonHaus-3x-24-Length-Magnetic-Garage-Tool-Storage-Holder-Strip-Racks-Organizer/172816393662?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649

This in my garage. No one but me works in there.

Set up a new tool cart. Would like to see some other suggestions too Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk

Very impressed with the torque of these M12 tools. The M12 ratchet is what I was after and it does not disappoint. I can manually crack loose a tight bolt and then spin it the rest of the way off. the battery (of course its new) holds up real well with heavy use.

A score for me, cause after testing, I'm VERY satisfied.

I'd like to thank this forum for putting onto this Mil. M12 Ratchet. I've been wanting a cordless ratchet for some time and couldn't decide which to buy. Lots of good info here led me to a good decision.

Went to Home Depot today for a M12 Ratchet. But the only way was to buy the tool and battery seperately. So ended up with a impact and driver kit and added the ratchet. Worked out cause it gives me 2 batteries. This ratchet is really good BTW.