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Honestly if I was starting over I would start with an IR titanium 1/2" gun and a Milwaukee 18v 3/8" gun. You would have a good stout air gun for the tough stuff and the cordless for everything else then you can add on the 1/2" bare tool later. Sent from my Pixel using Tapatalk

For me it's my ocd, I would spend half the day making sure they were all straight and evenly spaced lol Sent from my Pixel using Tapatalk

I have been looking for something similar and I'm thinking of making my own out of a block of plastic like 2" wide 1" think and 12"-18" long and drilling holes in it to fit my extensions Sent from my Pixel using Tapatalk

My first thought is what do you have for a toolbox as that would take a pretty big chunk out of that 10k. If you don't have anything yet I would look for a good sized tool cart with drawers all the way down. You may have to pay for this out of your own pocket to insure you follow your uncle's...

I was mistaken then, but that does seem to be a boatload of torque for a drill lol Sent from my Pixel using Tapatalk

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Soft grip every time, I do have a couple chrome ones that I use in situations the soft grip will get abused. About once a year the grip has moved about 1/8" down the handle and a snack on the workbench cures that. I do get them replaced about once every 5 years or so. Sent from my Pixel using...

Good point, I have a nice snappy set even though 90% of the time they get used to push the clips in on electrical connectors rather than any hoses lol Sent from my Pixel using Tapatalk

For quality I would choose Makita but Milwaukee is right behind them with a better selection of tools and battery options. As stated before, don't overlook the m12 stuff, I have the drill, 3/8 impact, driver and ratchets and use them 90% of the time in a professional setting Sent from my Pixel...

I caught a video on you tube that snap on makes one now that is impact rated. Seems like one of them tools you will never need until you REALLY need it. Sent from my Pixel using Tapatalk

Not sure but I think you have your torque ratings mixed up. I believe the impact driver is 1200 in lbs but the hammer drill is only 725 in lbs Sent from my Pixel using Tapatalk

Re: The Tool Swing Forgot to ask what kind of price point your shooting for?

Re: The Tool Swing I LOVE the idea, very simple and effective. Like others have said its a trade off with under bench space but for me the real estate on top of the bench is much more important. On a side note, tell me a little more about that swing arm set up your welders are on in the...

I was reading the JNC's new LiOn jump pack has a "warm up" feature the help with this issue Sent from my Pixel using Tapatalk

More than capable for both of those tasks. one thing to note is die grinders use ALOT of air so make sure you have a decent sized compressor to keep up with it. Sent from my Pixel using Tapatalk

Learned that trick from an old timer way back. Couldn't believe I was doing it wrong for so long and always wondered why I could never get the clips back in lol Sent from my Pixel using Tapatalk

Yes they make pipe plug sockets for them, I have a snap on set I use a lot for drain and fill plugs in the automotive world. They seem to fit ALOT better than a ratchet or an extension. Sent from my Pixel using Tapatalk

Thanks for the info guys, now I gotta figure out what to do with it lol Sent from my Pixel using Tapatalk

Got this in a garage sale lot and have no idea what it is so I thought I'd consult the hive mind here. Sent from my Pixel using Tapatalk

∆∆∆ what he said Sent from my Pixel using Tapatalk