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no matter what OP cuts it with its gonna need to be filed down

angle grinder with a guide of some kind clamped on will do the job. how precise do they really need to be?

you guys are way to vested in a freaking power strip

very happy with my milwaukee 18v, but i hear ego is much more powerful

i always used the nickel based one, never ever had an issue. i wont put it on engine bolts or lug nuts/studs tho b/c it changes torque value and i rather not have those items come apart lol

the listle red one is the best one to use. works on all types of batteries and makes makes it effortless https://www.tooldiscounter.com/product/lisle-battery-carrier-lis57850

2 mins with a bead of silicone should fix that if you dont wanna make a washer

vessel or williams hard handle (same as snap on)

wait for the new version to drop which is more powerful and better built. coming in late feb/early april i have all milwaukee stuff. every impact gun, mult ratchets, etc. i prefer the 3/8 stubby gun for most work, it will do most anything you want. if you need more power you can opt for the M18...

honestly ive never had an issue with SBD for hand tools, I warrantied a hex socket and they sent me a proto b/c they didnt make that line anymore. same with sunex and capri. i will say i was a bit disappointed with capri and a 1/2 flex ratchet with selector that was garbage but they sent me a...

they built themselves up by being midranged affordable tools, over the last few years they started charging way more than most of the stuff was worth. 2 years ago i bought a really nice long handled sledgehammer direct from their site for like 25 bucks. they dont even carry the same one...

i think they are a bit pricey at 50/ea, at 35 i could live with it, but 50 is pushing it

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i have yet to have the co2 detector go off while working in my 20x24 garage. i keep a window cracked about an inch and run the propane torpedo heater for about 15-20 mins, which will raise the temps about 15-20 degrees to make it comfy. Then I shut it off. the detector I tested to be sure worked...

crafts could have been better once SBD bought them, they chose to keep churning out the same junk. sear's catch was they sold affordable consumer grade tools. looking back, the tools werent anything really special besides a few one off gems they basically licensed to sell under cman. reality is...

bet you, like all hondas with similar 6mm bolts the torque spec is 6 foot pounds, in other words choke up on a 1/4 drive ratchet and just snug it! i would personally go to 1/4" bolt if I could find one that works. or a 7mm allen head bolt.

holy ****! I have the same exact saw from my grandfather and LOVE it. it is the easiest design to change blades I have ever used.

i blew the leaves well onto the lawn and just run over them with the mower. only issue is it seems ill now have to do it for the 3rd time as i did it in early november, then a week ago and wouldnt you know the backyard has the leaves from the neighbors tree all over now..sigh

very nice.i have some felo branded nws and love them

sawzall came today. i dont typically need one all to often, but my old pos 7amp dewalt is not the greatest. i hate all these deals, my wallet suffers