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got mine someday i will put it together and use it, hopefully someday soon. Unit is tiny, not what i was expecting but it looks good.

never looked at nilfisk, the attix 50 is exact as my Clarke america cav 12 same specs also, mine is a the same except i have a triggered outlet on my vac front panel, and speed control on vac so it doesn't run full on if you don't want it to. These vac's also have blow back feature to clean the...

Ive got a clarke cav 12 that kicks the rigid vac i have *** in all ways. probably more then most want to spend on a vac though. noise is listed as 57db.

Here's my latest addition a matco eagle eddition, don't know model or vintage. Just know its matco. And wow it is so much nicer then anything else i have owned by a long shot. Built the top out of southern yellow pine with black walnut trim.

When I was framing full time i bought a ti hammer was around 150. Best money i ever spent, my tennis elbow went away about a week after i bought it.

So what is the product code for the sae one's. don't use metric.

I have the 2400 great quite compressor, i ve had mine for several years now. Im a general contractor it gets used a lot. The only downfall is it is heavy. It has no problem keeping up with two guns.

so i have been shopping for a new tig for awhile. you say performance is lacking in these machines, the alpha is rated at 60% duty cycle at 200 amps 100%at 155 a miller diversion which is almost 3x the cost is 20% at 150 amps. whats miller doing wrong for 3x the prices. for nearly 4x the cost...

Well after watching all of the hour long review i stick by the ahp unit. Its also cheaper then the eastwood unit on amazon.

This^^^^ but it ain't going to be cheap

I'm sure i'm in the first 120, but i would send a mo just to stick it to paypal as I do not like the company at all, If that helps another person stay on the list im good with that.

Re: FREE Giveaway - Astro Pneumatic Tools Digital & Dial Tire Inflators | ToolAudits. sign me up, I could use more stuff.

You shouldn't have to push very hard. are all your deeps set correctly and depth for the screw type being used. When my employees are having a hard time and getting frustrated its usually because they have accidentally slipped it into reverse.

don't have any sockets but I do have a 3/4 drive ratchet, the kind with exposed gear don't know what you call it. Still use it great ratchet. Its probably twice as old as me. Site looks good.

most have a screw adjustment under the cover for this but depending on the size of your compressor it might be hard pressed to keep up with 110 psi. I'd be supprized if anything under 5hp 220 could keep up with 90psi.

you can get a lot of the USA Allen stuff from www.cripedistributing.com and its fairly cheap also you can use "welcome back" at checkout for i believe 10 percent off. make sure they say USA in the description cause some are not.

this is what i would do also, keep it so it drains outs and build walls on the flat stem walls.

or this method http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=25678

this is not true, makitas 6 1/2" cordless 18v saw the blade is on "right" side the left. Im not a homeowner i want to be able to see what im cutting. Its weird to me that they would change blade side on bigger saw. And my 61/2 will not run all day. i currently rotate through 5 batteries.

to bad the blade is on the wrong side :(