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If you are using polyurethane paint do not wet the floor. You do not want moisture with this paint unless you are brushing it on.

The buyers might not know that though. It is possible he is sincere but sincerely wrong.

I am just joking. Relax

Unfortunately, most people do not have the space to run the Baja 5 and other large RC. If you have a large yard and I mean LARGE, it can be fun. You need a lot of space because they have a large turning radius. I cannot justify spending $1000.00 on a RC car though. I always wanted a...

I do not think this is a big issue at all. So what if they are slightly off center? It probably will not make much difference. I would not worry about this.

It should not matter if is on center or not because it is a Snap On tool. Off center or on center it is stronger than other brand flare nut wrenches. This is well documented. This is a non issue becaue you can always flip the wrench anyway. I would rather have off centered wrenches personally.

Metric is the future and it will not be long before the SAE sizes are completly fazed out. Even today most fasteners on new equipment are metric. Almost all of my sockets and wrenches are metric.

There are other companys that make great pliers beside Snap On. Shop around to find the best prices. When they get wet spray them with lubricant to prevent rust.

Pliers are espeically rust prone, but you can prevent this problem by spraying with silicone lubricant.

A much better RC car is the Baja 5 which as a two stroke gasoline engine. This engine should last a lot longer than nitro engines and you do not have to constantly tune it either. It is expensive though priced around $1000.00 It is also MUCH larger than the nitro RC cars .

If you are willing to spend a little more, Knipex makes some really nice pliers. They have a very large selection also.

I bought some recently and doubt they will be used much at least short term. If you have money availble to spend on tools, it is a good investment because they could be useful for some jobs although you will probably use your standard combination wrenches much more often. I would buy only the...

A locking flex head could be very useful in certain situations. Hope you enjoy your new tool and good luck. I have a cheap Stanely locking flex head 3/8 inch drive ratchet. It is nice to have different types and size ratchets like stubby, long handle, flex head, locking flex head, high...

The most common sizes for the stuff I work on are 8mm,10mm,12mm,14mm, and 17mm

You need a helper to assist you using these heavy tools.

If you are not using it every day, buy a cheaper brand. I decided to save some money and buy a cheap one because I do not use it all that often.

Does anyone have torque testers at your work place? CDI has some nice torque testers to test the accuarcy of torque wrenches. They are expensive but if use your torque wrench often, it is nice to know your torque wrench is accuarte. I have this equipment on my buy list. Anyone with...

I have a cheap $80 Mastech multimeter but it works well for the work I do.

I use brass punches to remove bearing races. Brass is soft and will not mar delicate parts easily. Just remember to wear eye protection when hammering on punches because a damaged eye is expensive to replace.

Do not let that experience sour you on the wobble plus. I think you will like them after some time. Your case above may be an exception if you are in a blind spot, but for a lot of jobs the wobble plus work well. The magnetic sockets and nice to have where you use long extensions.