Recent content by Wrench 2201

Looks like quite the project. I really like your idea for the laundry/freezer. We have been discussing a freezer lately and already have the stacked W/D... Thanks for the idea and good luck with your plans! :beer:

I have that same Blackhawk bottom box near the end of you video! Great video, thanks for sharing. :beer:

That said, how many true democratic governments are there in the world? :headscrat

I have seen 20mm stuff on a few automotive applications. The line nut for the hydraulic cooling fan on some Jeep Grand Cherokees (which you really need a line nut crow foot for :eyecrazy: ) and the alignment cams on some Audis both require 20mm stuff.

Very nice box Bob! Also thanks for the write-up, it will help when I go toolox shopping later this year.

4 - You could get a hairpin or paperclip and a pocket screwdriver or other tension wrench and practice your lockpicking skills! There are tons of how-tos on youtube. Plus, if you succeed you'll feel really awesome!! :willy_nil:rocker:

Cute pup Rusty! My gf and I are moving to a new place soon and are about to start watching/visiting the shelters in the area. We eventually boiled our minimum requirements during the house hunt to a fenced yard and a garage (the list was so long in the beginning).

Yeah I for got to switch the output lead to the "high" lug. What you see on the top of those welds is the 4th pass, heat penetration looked ok from the backside. I'm not too worried about it coming loose.

I love flipping through this thread! Lots of cool projects every one,thanks for the reading material. Here is a project I finished just before graduation. My school was donated this 12 L Cummins ISX and we needed a frame to hold it. It will eventually be in running condition and used by...

Any Volvo car since the early 90s. They have a big baffle right inside the filler. The euro 1/4 turn makes filling easy-peasy.

Get them all. One can never have too many sockets. http://www.tooltopia.com/sunex-tools-1874.aspx

Physics would disagree with you. Unless of course you have that KRA anchored to the floor or a wall. (But that would also work for the shiny C-man box too.) :thumbup: Look on the side of any toolbox that still has its factory stickers and you'll find a warning label telling you not to open all...

Snap-on OXI4 combination wrench which doubles as my keychain for the Saab. Size is 1/8"

Don't leave the mini-box in the sun if you can help it. I did with mine and it faded to a puke looking 1970s green in short order.

@ manimal, aren't you worried about having a 0 degree working angle? Without any angle on the u-joints your bearings won't spin and will self-destruct in short order. Or am I missing something?