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too cool! maybe a special made to clear the ID of something while in use?

I refuse to let this thread piss me off.. so instead.... .........ahhh that's better.

Wow those are some great looking pliers. If you don't mind though, have you got any more pics of that novelty scale model of the measuring tape I see in the background of the first pic?

Cool.. I was just into the industrial supplier we use at work today to see if they had the 120 in yet. And I was just telling my friends over at chopcult forums http://www.chopcult.com/forum/showthread.php?t=25634&page=2 who are in the middle of a 'tools' post about it... too bad my house is 5...

F150 brakes to name one

Build your frame and lay your plate with the bow side down (looks like a smile) Bolt or clamp your outsides down flat.. if they don't want to go get out the torch and heat it up as you clamp... you're roughly talking 3/8 plate so it shouldn't go that hard. Start welding it to your frame from...

I'll second the long pry bars... some really big pinch bars are good too. We make our own 48" versions and they get used in the install bays all day, everyday. You're going to want a hydraulic pressure gauge and then every conceivable ORB, JIC, British Pipe, etc male/female adapter combination...

I use it exclusively as a rust inhibitor. And I live in Atlantic Canada so I use it a lot. It's not a penetrating fluid. I don't even put it in the same category. Penetrating fluid is like a bowl of chicken broth and fluid film is like pea soup. ... and am I the only one that really likes the...

I know I've used them more since then but distinctly remember the first time it arrose: 1978 Jawa Babetta moped clutch cover :thumbup: The whole bike was 7,9,13 etc..

Toilet Plunger :sad:

I've been talking with our Gray distributor about the same thing. Anyone with ears to the ground what they're planning on for a special run to commemmorate? We use quite a bit of Gray at our manufacturing plant and it's bomber stuff! The "Round Shank" large combination wrenches are especially...

http://www.amazon.com/IPA-8005-FUSE-SAVER-AMPW-CABLE/dp/B0013ITHKM

I'm thinking IPA ($89.95 Canadian in the G2S Equipment Catalog) http://www.ipatools.com/8005.html <EDIT> Yeah definitely IPA.. check the part numbers 8005</EDIT>

7 Piece SAE & 7 Piece Metric Mastercraft Maximum / GearWrench selectable ratcheting combo wrench sets. $80 CDN + tax

It's definitely a coleman.. check this out http://www.oldtowncoleman.com/tech/re1lanta.htm I've rebuilt a few of these. I can get parts at bargain basement prices from my local mom & pop hardware store. You shouldn't have a hard time finding stuff. They're dead simple and also scary while...

X 2.. with the little sanding drum. I've got a Craftsman version that I make home-made rag balls on a long bolt to clean between fins on air cooled engines. The variable speed is nice. I've also used mine with the rediculously small cut-off wheels they come with to cut the outer race of an...

Trojan 703 Just finished refurb'ing this Trojan 703 that I found in well rusted condition in the back of a pawn shop locally for $20. The travelling jaw has been broken at some point and brazed. Not sure how that's going to work but it looked like it had been in that condition for quite some...