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When you want an impact with even more torque then pick up an IR IQV20 volt.

You never mentioned how many times a day or hour you would be doing this. I wouldn't want to do it that often either. I understand that Snap-on stuff isn't cheap but then again you're usually paying for quality. I did check into it though and the only option they offer is this...

20 in/lbs. is barely over 1.5 ft/lbs. Must me some pretty damn weak people if you can't manage 1.5 ft/lbs. I can usually easily tighten close to 20 ft/lbs or more with a screwdriver. Have you checked Snap-on yet to see if they offer anything? I'd be surprised if they didn't.

Yeah, i'm not one to use knockoff pieces. I've had my Hakko 936 for probably 7 years now and still using the same tip but i've come into a situation recently where I need a much finer pointed tip.

Thanks for that info.

I also have a Hakko 936 that has treated me well so far. My only issue is that this model was discontinued just after I bought it and now i'm not sure where to buy tips for it.

Blue, I currently have a blue Tool Vault box and love it. I've had a black box before and talk about seeing every little spec of dust, never again will I own a black tool box.

Re: Why Can't I Find True 2x2 Lumbar at Big-Box Stores like THD & Lowes? Lumber USED to be actual dimensional lumber but that changed probably back around the mid 60's

Subscribed for info as well since I'm in the market for a new "chop saw".

Drive to dealer, tell them your issue, bend over while handing them a jar of vasoline, drive out once diagnosed, go home and repeat once you can't fix it.

You need to use the right tool for the job and a 3/8" impact was never meant to use on lug nuts.

I'm guessing he's shopping on E-bay and some people are listing the part number as PAKTY274 since that's the only part number they see on the holder and they probably think that's the kit part number while others list the actual part number which isn't found anywhere other than on the packaging.

The PAKTY274 is just the magnetic bit holder.

So what is everyone using for a metal chop saw these days? I have a very old Makita chop saw and want to replace it with something new, I really like my Milwaukee tools and I also have some Dewalt stuff as well. I'm looking for a corded saw. I was just looking at a Milwaukee saw and the looks...

How big of a box do you think you need? I bought the 72" toolvault box from www.strictlytoolboxes.com and have been very happy with it over the last 2 1/2 years I've owned it. It's a great value at only $2975 delivered and IMO is just as well built as a Snap-on box. Sell off all the other boxes...

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As Jeremy v requested here is the manual I scanned in for PopPops.

How much did you pay for the press? I bought mine for $300 and then I disassembled it and had it powder coated red and bought all new grade 8 hardware and reassembled it then I bought a rebuild kit for the pump and cylinder and rebuilt those and have been really happy ever since. I called...

All 9 of my Snap-on ratchets are just metal handle, the only soft grip I own is my 24" 1/2" drive breaker bar.