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Hey guys. I recently purchased an action camera and am trying my hand at starting a motovlog. Right now I'm rebuilding my bike for the 3rd time and am mainly using tools and discussing tool and bike related items while doing it. I was hoping to get some feedback from some of the garage journal...

I'm in. Good luck to all :)

Did you switch it to speed 2? Speed 1= 30ft/lbs Speed 2=60ft/lbs.

Probably not man. If you wear a Large then you want a medium with the hoodie. You want that sucker tight to you so the heating element will work well. They do not shrink after a wash. I bought two larges for me and my wife and ended up taking them back for a medium. I'm 5'10" 180lbs with a 42 chest.

Launch C-Reader VIII is a great unit. I didn't see it posted yet http://www.amazon.com/Launch-Creader-Reader-Automotive-Function/dp/B00EN7JPIO/ref=pd_sim_auto_5?ie=UTF8&refRID=0BVAJRHJKCX82E3R8PS8

I have that same ratchet in the Blackhawk 34950R form. Its a great ratchet for spark plugs on Ford aluminum heads were they only give you 2 or 3 threads to work with. You can snug it down with the twist of the handle and it pretty well prevents you from stripping those threads out.

Wow I don't know what it is, but sometimes you just see that one woman that tickles your fancy. I'm coveting your woman. That box is beautiful.

Just ripped the anvil end off a 2" long 1/4" extension removing a cruddy power steering reservoir bolt.

Hahahahahahah. I almost spit my coffee on my monitor:lol:

Good for them for getting in the market. The only reason I think people even looked at the DeWalt box was because of the smoking deal they were selling them for. That said. There is no way I would even bat an eye at that at $700. I doubt you could store the entire m12 line up in it, even with...

I dont know how cold it gets in your area but as a contractor in the cold I own a heated hoodie. Take into account if your dad wears a hoodie under his coat. If he does the heating zones will never reach your body. I find that the hoodies are decent at keeping you warm only if you wear a single...

Patriots!

Still need to replace that blade when you go and buy it. Even a Diablo blade with be miles ahead of the stock blade. Maybe you can try a HF 20% coupon when you go get your saw as well.

Rigid gets my vote. Nice saw, get the stand its so much nicer having the work surface at an actual workable height. Plus with the stand and having the saw on its side its really easy to strap into a trailer or just tuck away in the garage. I have the Dewalt and don't use a stand to keep it light...

There is really nothing that is accurate or going to cut well in that price range. First off the blade that comes with what ever your saw is, is probably garbage so there is an extra cost right off the bat. I have a DEWALT-DWE7480 witch is a reasonable contractors saw. A really great middle of...

Some peoples kids!

I have all three of those that I bought as singles at northern tool. They are not fine tooth but are basically my ho to ratchets. They are fantastic. The only thing I don't like about them is that they lack the locking flex and they really need it at least on the 24"

I never understood the point of wrist bands. Your explanation is the most practical use of a wrist band I have heard. Thanks for the info I would have never thought of that. I'm probably going to get my self some wrist bands now.

Someone around here has a quote in their signature and I think it fits here best. "This guy **** on his own plate then complained dinner smelled like ****!"

Stiletto already makes a fantastic staple remover on their titanium pry bars