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Last time I ordered this a couple years ago from HD, I received a new old stock set, covered in rust. I returned it instead of chancing a replacement.

Love this forum. Got myself some ideas even when browsing deals section. We just got a new microwave oven as the 6yo one was blowing fuses. Now I can dissect it and salvage the transformer.

use code MRCT25

Klein dies might fit

Mine THRTY01SMD

Interesting, they look exactly like Hozan's http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00A7WAHTU/?tag=atomicindus08-20

make sure the hose and fittings can handle the big CFM

I have the same ones from Sears. Did the front and back struts for my outback just fine. Obviously picking the places on the spring to install the compressors is key here.

Thanks, good to hear your first hand experience.

Service seem likely non existence, from what I gathered on the Internet. The company (ahpwelds) address is some apartment in San Francisco (where I live), so I'm pretty sure these guys just an importer.

That's an awesome deal. Won't work for me right now though because I need 110V for right now. Once I added a 220V circuit then it'd be perfect!

I think you hit the nail on the head there. This is something on the back of my mind... I think I would go for the Miller 211 for now and add a TIG rig later on when I exceed the capability of the MIG process (right? :)). The AlphaTIG is a like a shiny flashy toys with all the bells and...

Thanks. I've done some MIG and oxy before, but never TIG or stick. i agree that MIG was easy to get started, though I didn't like fussing about with voltage and wire speed. I'm looking at a longer term investment in equipment and skills learnt as well as versatility in terms of the type of...

I'm eyeing this deal as well. Any thought between this TIG and the elusive Miller 211 MVP for a first home project/motorcycle welder? They come out to be about the same after all the discounts. 110V capability is important to me...

I love knives of all sort. I use a pair of Ikea Slitbar knives, an 8" Damacus chef knife and a 5" utility. These are Japanese style with thinner blades. Apparently they don't sell them anymore :(. I would look at Victorinox for lighter knives and Dexter Russell for heavier ones.

A lot of time you'll get the bill from shipping company (ie FedEx) if the duty is owed.

I ordered a set for $19. I agree that these won't last on everyday use, but I would treat these like specialty tool for that one time I need the extra clearance...

Mine just arrived today. They are super light. I thought the box was empty and had to break the seal to inspect. They have "Made in Germany" on the box and on individual wrench. The wrenches are short, Craftsman RP short. The open ends are very thin, almost cone wrench thin but not quite...

Forged iron w/ 5yr warranty vs cast iron w/ 1yr warranty

awesome, thanks!