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If reducing noise is your primary objective then simply support the motor/head assembly using cable rather than the normal method. You will quite surprised, the noise will be 1/3 as a hard mounting of the motor causes the vibrations/noise to be transmitted into the structural members of the...

If you only need to do light duty but very portable I would look at a Miller Maxstar 150S which can run on 120V or 240V. The cost of that and a generator might be less than a used gas or diesel driven welder. Plus they are certainly more easy to lock up. The Maxstar is about the size of a...

Great info - I am looking for a quality used hammer, some of which don't have chisels incluced. That is the reason for my question.

I am looking to buy my first air hammer - never even used on - and wondering if the chisels are interchangeable say between Sunnex, Blue Point, Chicago Pneumatic, or IR?

Also consider 2 HF 44" cost about the same or less than one HF 56".

https://www.derekweaver.com/2-post-lifts/?sort=priceasc Since you are close to Dallas you should check Derek Weaver - 10k certified for $2,295 Excellent customer service on their other products that I bought.

I would also look at Thermal ARC/TWECO welders.

Ok great, I will try the PR14. I found one delivered via Ebay for $78. Part of problem with the other guns I was using is that the pressure had to be turned up to 105-110PSI to fully set the rivet. The PR14 working pressure is 90-120 so that suggests to me it is a better tool than ones rated...

I need a air riveter of the type like Taylor T-7891N or Chicago Pneumatic CP9882 to install 3/16" rivets in a medium duty commercial application. I know nothing about riveter guns but have worn out several Jonesway JAT6034 guns. I don't have $800 for a commercial grade gun at this time. Any...

http://www.cripedistributing.com/tool-boxes-storage/armstrong-triple-bay-rollaway-tool-chest-16790-usa-no-tools.html Maybe this has already been posted.

XPR-9 and LP to78641 terminal, please.

http://www.mile-x.com/norco-71202a-2-ton-floor-jack/ I bought this one back in 2012

I find that I only use the box end of a combination and this week bought my first double box end set. The final stubby box end metric Topful set available on eBay.

I'm in the same boat 20-30 months out. I may make a gantry crane first to assist with unloading and installation of the lift.

I have wondered if in your situation if it would be advisable to install the appropriate bolts in the floor when the concrete is poured rather than later drilling for and hammering in concrete anchors.

It seems I just bought the last set of stubby metric box end Toptul wrenches on eBay.

I just deleted my browser bookmark for Chads Toolbox

Check BBB and Yelp

Yes and the coke machines where the coke bottle was slid horizontally until it released.

Good advice.