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If you close an electric die grinder make sure it’s variable speed.

At work it’s mostly sae with some 10mm on consoles and cabinets. At my home shop except for metric on my vehicles and atvs it’s all mostly sae. I have a massive amount of sae hardware that gets used on anything I build or repair.

That’s a easy extraction. You have everything you need to get it done.

Place a washer with a slightly smaller diameter than the broken bolt and weld the center closed. Place a nut on the washer and weld the center of the nut to the top. Back it off with a wrench or socket. Don’t get frustrated if the first couple attempts break off. The heat is getting deeper every...

I have had a bunch of them over the years. CP 714 is the one I reach for first. Also have a CP 717 with a few bits.

Ordered the 2554-20 and three torx bits from Acme during the recent sale. Received a shipping email last week with a delivery date for today. Came home to a box with just the three bits😭 The wait continues🙄

Get a washer that has a hole smaller than the threaded hole. Place the washer over the hole and Weld the hole closed and place a nut on the washer. Weld the nut to the washer filling the area inside the nut. Use a socket or wrench to turn the nut and remove the problem. It may take a few tries...

Proto adjustables are tough as hell. They work great as a beater too.

Do you like the underhood light? Would you have a model number?

Thanks!!!

Does anyone have the 3” m12 cutoff tool. Acme has a 15% off sale and I’m thinking of ordering one

I have a long handled 1/2 snap on that now needs a kit. 5 years or so since it was last fixed. I was putting a little extra on it with my foot when it let loose. The impact battery was dead and the ratchet was near by. It served its purpose and broke the bolt free. It won’t be the last one I...

Who other than a tool polisher takes pictures of the tools they break? I have broke a ton of **** up here in the rust belt. Yes some from abuse and some just from yanking the hell out of the wrench. I broke a deep 3/4”-3/8 drive snappy socket the other day. No pictures it just sits on the desk...

My plans are to ditch my electric and air staplers. I’m going to keep in rotation a manual arrow loaded with stainless staples, a few hammer tackers and the Milwaukee. I have run close to five thousand staples with it since late last year.

It my be more than your looking for but I really like the m12 Milwaukee stapler.

How are those wrenches far better in design or durability? I’m a tool pack rat, and have well over a thousand wrenches in every flavor. Nothing feels or works better than Snap on in my opinion.

We used to get Ingersoll Rand chain hoists and they where real high quality as of a few years ago. Lately any new hoists have been Harrington.

Can you break fastners free or tighten them up after the tool hits maximum torque?

Exactly!!! I broke my Milwaukee a few times before upgrading to a Snap on. Milwaukee was great with the warranty process, but the head is a weak link. Been beating on the snappy for quite some times with no issues. The extended version is on my list.

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