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From their website: Beta has long been established as one of the world\'s leading hand tool manufacturers and has distributors in over 93 counties. The brand has become synonymous with high standards of design, quality, and service. From me: If they have such high standards, why don't they...

I'd be more willing to accept it as new vs. one in no packaging appearing as new. That packaging gets destroyed when opened.

This has happened before with Scott Electric. http://www.cpsc.gov/cpscpub/prerel/prhtml07/07036.html

At work we've got a small John Deere. Its about two years old. Both front wheels and tires were replaced this past summer. The new tires are nearly bald now. One wheel has had the bushings replaced. I made the bushings as JD doesn't list them as separate from the wheel, its all or nothing. It...

From your picture it looks like 2" x 12" joists being used. Truss Joists could be used instead of that. My garage used 4" x 16" and had a live load rating of 2-3000 lbs per joist. Its been 7 years since those numbers were in my head. That size was used as the architect knew I had a pool table...

I've recently built a 36 x 60 x 14 Strat-o-Span building to be used as a barn. It was just under $16K. That included the options, 2 12' x 12' sliding doors, one man door and 4 skylights. Equipment rental for site prep and the steel erection came to about $4K. As its a barn for horses and...

If that really is a 9/16-24 tap (and not misstamped) you've got huge hands. On my screen that measures 3 1/4" accross the flats and the center hole is about 1/2". Generally speaking though, if you needed 3 or 4 of those 1" taps, you'd have spent the $100 and more.

I got one of those on ebay with a box of sockets.

That's what I was thinking also. Break a bolt loose , then run it out like a nut driver.

They will be if they melt down/burn off to the floor level. No, I've never dealt with this on my insurance.

http://www.imperial-newton.com/100-X8+impact+sockets.htm 1" drive 3" octagon socket, three different depths

Woe is me. Greetings from Amazon.com, We're sorry, but the following order from TOOLSURGE has been canceled because the items you purchased were out of stock. Please return and attempt to purchase again at a later time. We apologize for any inconvenience.

Well, four years ago I was having a yardsale and a customer ask if I had dropped my money. There was a big pile of cash all over the floor towards the back of my garage. I ask the 6 or so people if they had dropped it, as it wasn't mine. I scooped it up and gave to my wife to take upstairs to...

I got the following, but no cancellation. Maybe the trick was to buy more than just the meters. Shipping estimate for these items: August 13, 2007 - August 14, 2007 Delivery estimate: August 16, 2007 - August 21, 2007 2 "Fluke 88VA Series V Deluxe Automotive Multimeter Kit" Tools &...

I show it now at $472.25 also. My recent orders list still shows $24.99 with estimated delivery of 8-16-07 to 8-21-07. Good luck everybody. Maybe they're stolen or in a custody battle, or something.

I went for broke and ordered two. Plus a couple of cd's and a power cord for my gps. If they show up, ebay may have another listing. Thanks for the tip.

Seems pretty similar to http://www.kimballmidwest.com/Catalog/CatalogIndex.asp?L1=4045&L2=80311c So does the accelerator http://www.kimballmidwest.com/Catalog/CatalogIndex.asp?L1=4045&L2=80317c Loctite has a similar "super glue" that I used 13 years ago assembling PVC components at work...

But "we" do shop there. http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=9314 For what its worth, I would buy from any of the mentioned places. Pawn shops here are highly regulated, they report to the police what they get in. If its stolen it found out at that time. Unfortunately, their...

http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/wwg/productIndex.shtml?originalValue=tank&L2=Air+Compressor&operator=prodIndexRefinementSearch&L1=Tanks%2C http://www.mcmaster.com/ pages 916-917 Prices are $320 and up, more or less. Seems better to go to Lowes, Home Depot, Sears, Tractor Spply, Southern...

I've done a similar thing at work just using the plastic 5 gallon bucket with a lid. Bulkhead fittings in the top, one with a pickup tube just to the bottom and the other attached to an air valve I had handy. I could certainly fill some awkwardly placed hydraulic tanks quickly.