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I love Robertson bits, they work VERY well. Torx are nice for grip but I break a lot of bits, mainly in automotive use. (snapon/matco/craftsman, you name them)

Mercedes CL600 would be my guess

You do know those "whimpy pads" are for pedestrian proection from the frame horn in the event of an accident, correct?

That accuvent looks pretty neat.

removed a bunch of junk from the rafters and continued to press on with my 1951 Ford F1 project

if you cant find a perfect fit shadow box at a store, check a plaque shop, they will custom make one to your specs

It all depends on what you have access to. As long as you have a steady hand you can go with any of the above-mentioned methods. Personally, I like plasma cutters but if you are free handing it then there is more room for errors. the cutoff wheel (larger the better) is more accurate but...

Nice 550!

I covered my walls with 1/2" drywall after I put insulation in. Some things that you should look out for when installing insulation: Buy the correct width rolls for your stud spacing. Examples. 2X4 studs with 16 inch on center spacing (that way it fits correctly) Insulate around door...

All that I know is they are very expensive for what they are. They are nice but Id seek alternate cabinets.

Beautiful setup

No need for 1/2" hose, more volume to fill to maintain the same pressure for no reason. I have worked in plenty of shops, all 3/8" hose, and never had an issue

I like to guilt people into doing the right thing.... make him feel like an *** but do it kindly. Dont trash his tools or mess his area up. Go mix up his tools. Maybe take the coupler ends off of them(or keep loosening them)? Then he will lock them up and put them away. keep leaning a broom...

sandbags for now and then move to somewhere more favorable would be my plan.

It looks very nice. How will it hold up to daily use/abuse?

I am on the fence about limiting them and letting them roam free. Bushmechanic is kind of onto something. I would limit bashing and drama but let the vendors post freely (no spam or sales pitch BS) As he mentioned, it gives all of us a chance to see other members "face to face" with a...

Lol, you beat me to it.

Interior home projects... drink beer (more beer)

What kind of budget are you looking at, if you dont mind me asking? Why not shop around for a nicer used Mac/Matco/Snap-on/Cornwell roll around? There are always smaller boxes for sale (used) that a tech is trying to upgrade from and recoup cost to pay for the new bigger box.