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Oh, maybe. I didn't even notice it is a 200 PSI unit.

Can some smart person explain how this is possible? 12 gal in a 4 gal tank?

Can the case on the HF ones be opened up to hard wire?

That's the first thing that came to my mind but I doubt Snap On would make one for that purpose.

I've always used a test light. Meters are too slow and iffy, especially digital meters.

Nobody can read those dates without the help of an electron microscope.

I pulled a big but uncomplicated (no creases) dent out of the rear quarter of my pickup with a big suction cup puller from HF, a $2-$3 item. Dent popped right back to its original shape. I would try that on the upper part of your panel and see where it goes from there, some hammering and a...

And if you do buy it, here's how that would go - "so this so-called friend of mine has this special tool that I need and he wants to RENT it to me. Talk about cheap"

I bought one of those flashlights a few weeks. It puts out an amazing beam of light from 3 AAA batteries.

30% on anything under $10, good for 5 items, 1/25-1/27

I can't say it's my favorite but I have 3 or 4 of these things around the house and they really do work great. Drop something behind the workbench, under the couch, under the desk, tool rolls under the truck, something on a high shelf. They can pick up and hold onto something really small...

I have a set of Tekton metric. Nice fit and finish. Used them to replace all lines on my 30 year old truck, no rounded off fittings.

These are the group colors in a 25 pair. eg. white with blue band/blue with white band up to five, then red/blue band etc.

How are the die stocks on the 45 and 60? Are they steel or cast pot metal?

Well the last color starts with V so I'm expecting a bawdy mnemonic.

This is how I always do it on smaller patches. Score the back paper 1" all around, snap the gypsum and peel it off leaving the facing paper intact and glob the mud on all edges then push the patch in place using a flat board or the edge of your taping knife. No need to add tape. And sanding? I...

How many phone circuits do you have coming into the house? If you only have one line, It will most likely be connected to the gn/red pair and/or wht/blu depending on type of wire. I can't figure out what's going on with that terminal in the pic. It's an old lightning protector that seems to be...

From what I have read, linseed oil or anything containing it is likely to spontaneously ignite in the right circumstances. Soaked rags in a confined space or container.

I've been using a 23" CLC bag for a few years now. Love it, very tough and very well designed. They do make a mechanics tool roll.

I would look at a 3 ton for use on a truck. They have this 3 ton on sale now for $10 more. It has a higher lift capacity than the 1.5.