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Well, how do matco wrenches compare to mac,snap on? Kevin

I do have a locking box but didn't have it locked. I was finishing the inside of my garage and it was late so I didn't lock up the box. Good lesson I guess now all my boxes are locked.

They broke into my garage and got all my tools 30,000 plus my insurance company got all my tools but cut me a check for the wrenches so I thought maybe I'd try macs out, the snap ons are great but sometimes mar the fastner. Kevin

My new question is due to a theft of my wrenches will I see a big diffrence between Mac Ks2 wrenches, and my flank drive plus wrenches. I can almost get twice as many of the macs compared to the snap ons for the price. Kevin

I have a ton of snap on tools but does anyone have any mac tools and how do they compare to snap ons I just got a plier set and they look good. just wondering Kevin

I just got a set of snap on (blue point) car dollies and can't tell you how well they roll my car around I had a set of cheap ones and had a hard time rolling around these are 100% better. Kevin

My snap on guy gives me a good discount but I have bought a ton too. Kevin

I have one and love it..! No noise no hanging in the middle of the garage no problems. Kevin

http://www.meguiarsonline.com/forums/index.php?s= this site has a ton of info. Kevin

Is the car being built for a specific class or organization? If so flux cannot be used if it just for a dune buggy etc. you might be able to get away with it. Try welding a test piece cut it apart and see how it penetrates. Let me know how it goes. Kevin

You could also try mounting hor. on the walls to see paint defects and such, it makes life alot easier when wheeling out cars.

The problem will be not a enough penetration with the cage. Remeber you cannot grind on a cage for a root pass ,you may back fill ( argon) only. If it is to be certified thru (NHRA or Ihra) it won't fly. You can check out there rule books to find out more. Also try the Millermotorsport's forum...

They tig weld, thats what the blue welders are. It's alot more involved. I think mig welding would be a great place for you to start. I learned rather quickly with the mig. I was a pipe fitterand soon only used the tig. Kevin

The 110v doesn't have enough for a roll bar. The 135 is great for sheet metal and lighter gauge things. The sp 175 might have enough this is what made me buy my first tig (180 sd). Kevin

Sorry wrong pic. It's the red one on the right. Kevin

Lucky, I have a Lincoln sp 135 + and I think it would be perfect for you. I cannot stress enough to get a name brand (Hobart,Lincoln,Miller) because if you have problems they will stand behind the product. Also take into consideration the cost of the bottle they can get the price up. These that...

I saw that garage awhile back and copied some of his things I think it's awsome. (Lighting, floor,cabinets, etc.) Kevin

Awesome, you can pick up a 27" tv now for $150 I have cable out there too, it's also hooked up to my surround sound. Hey may I asked what you picked up the pin ball machine for? Kevin

I've got 4 that size, 2 fronts, 2 rears, a center channel, and a sub. Kevin

I got mine at sears I also have some from snap on.