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^ What he said If you use a cloth cover the grit gets stuck in the fabric & scratches the car anyway

Has TP tools ever had a setup at the Iola old car show / swap meet? If not....it would be a nice addition to the show!

Has anyone used, or heard of "Gritty Girl hand cleaner"? I got a bottle of it from a promo (several years ago / on this site i think) The bottle says: made with abrasive volcanic ash......etc I used up that bottle & wanted to order another, but can't find it anywhere. I wonder if he went out...

lock the shaft with the sliding collar & the whole pad unscrews.

be careful you don't mess up the preload when doing the pinion seal

Clean any oil etc. residue off. Sandblast to get the mill scale off. Spray with a automotive 2 part epoxy primer. Paint with whatever you like. Automotive paint would be the best option.

I put plates on the legs of my cabinet with wheels attached. That makes it the perfect height for me.

I think you can wash it with vinegar (or some other chemical) & paint will stick to it well. I normally use an epoxy primer before any other topcoat.

Several years ago i was told that there are only a couple battery manufacturers. 1 Was Johnson controls & i believe the other one was Deka. I'm not sure if that's 100% accurate as of today, but i am sure that there are way more battery brands than battery manufacturers.

No help with your question but if you decide to buy one look into Baileigh engineering. We have their bender at work & it works great.

I have 2 of them. They put out a Lot of light. Only appropriate for certain areas though

I like Miller. Hobart is built by the same company. For automotive sheetmetal, get .023 wire with c25 gas

An old Pexto is probably the best option IF you can find one. I looked for years & finally settled on a J.E.T. 48" 16 gauge box & pan brake. Baileigh Industrial, Tennsmith & Grizzly are other options. If you plan to use it for more than 1 project & want nice crisp / accurate bends don't buy a...

If it's real soft, it could be lead, but i'd think it would be some type of solder.

Stick a nail in the end, or put a wire nut on the tube. No matter what you do, unless you use it often it's probably going to be junk. "The Right Stuff" gasket maker seems like it's the longest lasting in the container.

Looking for a new toolbox. Does zoro have deals on Milwaukee, or is that always excluded? There is a Milwaukee box I might be interested in. If anyone has a code that will work for that, I could use it. Thanks!

Change of topic, sorry.....but i'm looking for a New Toolbox & it's looking like it might be a Milwaukee. Where would I look to find the best deal? Locally, to save on shipping, or where should I search? Zoro have any good deals, or not on milwaukee? I just need a bottom roller cab. Thanks

Rod ends

Order one from northern tool if you don't have time to look for a used one. They have a nice Wilton on sale in their flyer right now

Thanks for the discount for members, it's appreciated