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No clue how to use this. How to attach the blade. https://www.ebay.com/itm/144592078193 https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=craftsman+no9+close+quarters+hacksaw+blade+handle&toolid=10001

What nutsetter bits do you use for home DIY screws?

What tool to drive nut driver bits? I have drill and 3/8" impact

Seems like a nightmare to pack up an entire garage Even just a single tool chest. How do you prefer to move a tool chest? Empty drawers into each box? Remove each drawers and try to keep stuff in drawers for less work unpacking? Spare parts, stuff, unused stuff, hoard, etc Did anyone move...

Drill for phillips But, Desk. Has allen keys bolts. I have 1/4 and 3/8 hex sockets. Use drill? What adapter? Use 3/8" impact gun? What power tool combo for hex ? I have an impact drill I just don't know how to attack allen/hex sockets to a drill...

I use the tool a few times a year It's something I've had since the 1980s It never seems to work well, but that very well could be operator error. Are modern designs easier to use? Which would you suggest? Budget/value for home DIY

What is it about the nut driver do you prefer over the ratchet? Space limitations? Somehow a ratchet on a screw just does not feel right. All my tools are for auto DIY. I was taking apart an appliance today. 1/4" screws The ratchet was a minor hassle. Use bit driver on drill? Or get 1/4"...

I myself have M18 Fuel, both 3/8 and 1/2. Happy with that. Friend probably doesn't need to spend as much for occasional hobby home use. What's a good value brand ?

I was turning a bunch of 8mm screw heads (splash guard) I wanted to use a drill, and not my 3/8" impact What's the best way to do this? What is the name of that bit? I know it drives screwdriver bits. Can it be used to drive a 1/4" 8mm socket using a drill? I know I can use that bit with a...

Need a basic set that may get used a few times a year. sockets, ratchet Amazon? HF? Flea market?

I have an recessed allen hex head screw that might be stripping. What are options? The local mechanic said he's just bought an expensive set of hex extractors. Anyone got a link or photo of these bits?

I assume these are not for auto DIY? Can't find one Youtube video that says what these are for https://www.harborfreight.com/power-tools/drill-driver-bits/nut-setters/9-piece-magnetic-quick-release-nutsetter-set-65806.html

For example, for valve cover gasket replacement, you want to scrub clean the mating surface. Which grit or color needed? That's all I can think of. When else do you need these pads?

I already have a complete set of automotive garage tools. The only house tool I own is an adjustable 10" pipe wrench (craftsman 51651) And some spackle knives for patching holes. What basic house tools would you recommend to a house owner ? Also, try to assign a priority rating, b/c not...

Looks interesting. Use cases ? https://www.amazon.com/dp/B075744R8M/?tag=atomicindus08-20

Vice was decades dry. I just poured some motor oil onto the threads. What do you do?

I had sand in my car seats. Tried sponging it up, but the sand would not go. Then I thought of the air gun! Bam! Worked so damn great. What are other ways you've used the air gun tool ?

What can I get for one time use? I have this but it doesn't work with rotors and the lip. https://www.harborfreight.com/6-in-digital-caliper-with-sae-and-metric-fractional-readings-63731.html

https://www.amazon.com/Battery-Testers/b/ref=dp_bc_aui_C_4?ie=UTF8&node=15707371 There seem to be 2 main kinds. The digital one seems to test CCA, etc. The other kind has heat vents and does a load test. Do you need both kinds? Any tips on using a tool like this? At what % do you replace a car...

I just found one of these https://www.ebay.com/itm/174817824607 Input 12V Output 115V AC What do people use these for?