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I love amish craftmanship, I have a ton of Amish Customers out here in Lancaster PA, but it always makes me laugh that everything they do is "Amish hand made.....with the same power and pneumatic tools that you use" haha. still you cant beat them, they are fast and perfect!

here and there, some are higher and some lower in the screwdrivers, you can only get them as singles but they range from about $9.00 to $21.00. the snips and pliers are the same way anywhere from about $30 to $60.

I already ran a search for this company through the forum and didnt find anything so here it goes...... My company is taking on a new MFGR for High Voltage Live Wire Tools.... the MFGR is "Insulated Tools LLC" out of CA by way of the United Kingdom. Does anyone have any knowledge of these...

you'd be better off usuing a refrigerator. how would you keep the condensate from freezing in a freezer?

haha oops i meant "was still in charge", damn happy fingers and short attention span.

Hutchins stuff is the best. Made in CA old man Al Hutchins is still in charge of his entire company and their sanders are the best body work sanders out there. heavy duty construction on every model, plus service and warranty is really easy with them. even more impressive is when you call them...

I have the M12 compact drill driver, and the 1/4" Impact driver. i love both of them, they charge quickly, and the battery life is awesome. I do suggest that for the drill driver you look at their 3/8" keyless chuck version, because getting all new 1/4" shank drill bits *****! Although you...

Good pick!

heres another link to a place that carries them. http://www.powertool-box.com/product.php?productid=18216&cat=0&page=1 they are also advertising a 10% off coupon jhw10off. they claim to have them in stock.

the last time i did one it was... send them the damaged tool and they replace it. like the sears warranty but you have to mail it. but i did get one where they had a replacement tool for an older ratchet S-53A replaces the S-53, and because they didnt make a repair kit for the old S-53 ratchet...

Yes, and you can deal directly with them on warranties, they dont make you go through a distributor but you can if you want to

hey guys, I dont know how many of you like williams tools but I got this 10% off Coupon for powertoolbox.net jhw10off just thought id share the coupon.

i dont know about the hannay, but i have sprung, and resprun the cox reels, its pretty easy. with the bare reel the instructions say spring until its too hard to go anymore by hand and then do one more revolution until the ratchet stops the reel. then connect the hose and let it rewind...

go to www.coxreels.com they have bare reel specifications, with how much of what size hose a certain reel will hold. hand crank and spring return P.S. i cant remember exactly where on the site that info is. but it is there i swear.

that thing is freekin sweet! as long as he can duplicate 0 on the x and y axis that should be able to cut any piece he wants. plus if he is just cutting a single piece of something, instead of multiple pieces out of a single sheet, then the axis doesnt matter just as long as theres material...

just bend it the rest of the way to 90 deg. "snap-on boomerang"

+1 no way it fits in there

it is really expensive, but you can use Copro, Sharkbite, or Probite quick fittings to do it without needing to thread anything. i did a waste water job a few weeks ago and used the SS pipe with the probite fittings and the installer said it was a breeze only took about an hour to install about...

this may only be my observation, and expereince, but since I have been wearing two hats at my job and now deal with power tools i have noticed that we cannot sell a milwaukee power tool to save our life. we buy extremely well, and stock all of the known "movers" but still we have them sitting...

the point of use regulators to not need a master regulator off of the compressor to controll them. as for the hissing..... it sounds like you have them in backwards, when regulators are in backwards they will hiss out of the regulator cap because the air is trying to get out through the...