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That's a pretty harsh thing to say to a guy that just dropped over $300...:dunno:

very nice. Clean it up per suggestions and hit it with a couple light coats of satin clear just to protect it after its cleaned up.

The first idea that pops into my head would be to fashion an electric motor and a piston and pulley system, similar to what a locomotive uses, converting the rotational motion of the electric motor to a linear motion. It would be great fun to figure out if it could be done practically. You...

Would love a great big clearance sale or something. Their 270 pc intermediate set looks pretty legit. Depending on what you could get it for and the quality would be a great all-around set to build a toolbox around.

Nice to see that the basics of military technical training haven't changed in over 65 years. Was the narrator calling the guy in the video a "dolt" the whole time?? That's awesome and not PC at all; there's one difference from today's training.

Well played!

Second!!!

Love it when a plan comes together.

Best thread title, ever. Glad to see it was... I'll say installed. 1.5 hours seems quick too.

That's brilliant. Looks really good and terribly practical repurposing of old gear.

That's a really nice sledge, especially for that price. I've had one for a couple years now. Although, I guess it could be hard to mess up a hammer. :dunno:

I like those boxes. They kind of look military style; like old ammo boxes that were repurposed. Looks like a decent haul, depending on what you paid.

I'd like to hear from Ron on this matter. Let's get the HAM radio guys to hijack this thread and start talking about tubes (school trained Electrical Engineer...so I'm all about it :evil:)

Seems legit. I've known of the Professional series but how long has this Industrial line been around. I've always been a fan of Craftsman but the shift to Made in China has been a let-down.

I've got a Ryobi compound miter saw that I've had for years that works great for the home projects. Not sure about their quality on their newer stuff but I'd guess you'll be happy.

Don't get rid of it! You'll only regret it. Nice looking car. I have a 96 LT4.

Hello all, I've been trolling on the forum for about a month now. Figured I would jump on and do the intro ahead of soaking up anymore knowledge. The Marine Corps has me in VA for the next few years and I plan on spending those years fine tuning the car that my garage been getting built around.

$39.97. Walked out paying $43.95 for both, less tax.

Meandering through Lowe's looking for yellow stickers found a couple pieces that I am very happy with: Kobalt 3/8" torque wrench on clearance for 50% off and a Nicholson file (also clearance priced). The wrench is made in Taiwan and seems to be of decent quality given the price. The file was...