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A simple Google search turned up a special tool with lots of other tips for removing them. I always just use a screwdriver.

Ha! That's what I learned to weld with 35 or so years ago. Didn't know there were any still around.

Both of these made in Japan. I suppose they could be considered tools.

Or to clean up the corners after routing out for door hinges.

Corner chisel

Got this the past week.

Might have to try one. Read a bunch of reviews and the general consensus was they don't last very long so buy a bunch. Some said a year for home use and 2 weeks for contractor use.

Thanks for the info but foam rubber won't last very long, IMO. I think something like I'm going to make out of the Milwaukee one I posted above, with stainless spring steel inserts and a tough plastic housing would last as long as the drill.

Yeah, it depends on the model. The less expensive ones have them. One would think the very top, most expensive model (the one I got) would have them but it doesn't.

That looks interesting except too bulky and my main concern would be the complete blockage of every vent for the motor.

Yep, already was going to try one of those and have them on my Amazon wishlist but it would definitely be too bulky for me.

It just drives me nuts when something doesn't exist that I think should and would sell like crazy if it did. Sure wish I had the money to produce all of the ideas of inventions I've come up with over the years and later see on the market. I recently bought a new cordless drill... ...since...

More on blast cabinet lighting. http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=217696 Thanks for maintaining this thread, Occupant! Every time you post a link to more resources, I subscribe immediately.

Exactly what I was wondering. Looks awesome, though!

Thanks for the info! Just got a pair of each the other day and may get another pair of each at this price.

Well yeah, except when it's raining or snowing or 10 below zero or any combination of the above. Then you need some sort of hood and other protection depending on pressure and media used.

Excellent! Exactly what I needed. Thanks!

@jackoskate Could you please post pics of how the hinges are mounted? Is this your own design or is there somewhere you could point me to, to get the plan? Thanks!

Rolltop desk type of contraption, sort of like a mini garage door might work. Wouldn't take up much space, but would be out of the way when open.