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TThey aren't made to cut threads (in case you weren't aware). They are made to reshape existing damaged threads. I typically would lock...
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TFinally getting my Escape Room.
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TLack of oil from when the son ran it for a long time low on oil gets my vote for the damage.
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TI’d say leave it behind or sell it and get an 80gal two stage unit when you get to the new place. Never a better time to upgrade lol...
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Ttradesman replied to the thread Are Air Compressors still necessary?.no comment
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TI don't have air tools so a small portable compressor in conjunction with a 5 gallon portable tank is satisfactory for various small...
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TPlasma cutter, blast cabinet, die grinder (cordless don't have enough power for many tasks), blow gun, paint gun, needle scaler, air...
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TYou ever pump up your car/truck/trailer tires with a bike pump?
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Ttradesman reacted to The Cobbler's post in the thread Are Air Compressors still necessary? with
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for me the answer is yes . -
TI have a full slate of cordless tools…and cannot fathom not having air in my shop. Die Grinders, cutoff wheels, tire inflation, nail...
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Ttradesman reacted to kngelv's post in the thread Wright Tools Disappointment (Transforms to Respect) with Like.
Proto ASD are not thin or sharp. I have metric chrome and SAE satin and they are both great. James
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Ttradesman reacted to NHtoolguy's post in the thread Wright Tools Disappointment (Transforms to Respect) with Like.
I know I'm in the minority on this board with this opinion, but I was never impressed by the Wright tools I had. They were tough and...