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wow i think that an entertainment center. snap on make specialized one off to give away to the dealers that sell the most tool.

me i looking in to getting the harbor freight powder sys. I heard nothing but good things once the gun was moded to a pressure pot type sys. http://forum.caswellplating.com/powder-coating-questions/8713-wish-i-would-done-along-time-ago.html

1/4 drive 10mm impact universal socket and my 1/4 drive I R impact

glad that work out for you Joe. rember to post the measurment of the " ESI fused test lead ". I never bought new fused lead ,just always made my own. lol.

i jump on it like yesterday. people sell the quick change box on ebay for $500 all the time

i have also started to do this as the price amp clamps drop. but i still use my fuse test lead for all testing. cuz we all do somthing stupid at one time.

you could put what ever size fuse you want in the lead, but rember it blow the lowest rated fuse first. so if you want a 10 amp fuse in the lead you need to put a 12 to 15 amp fuse inside the meter ,so as to make sure the test lead fuse blows first.

i did not get any extra fuses. what i did was take the postive lead and put a in line fuse in it < like what you see for car radio> so if i blow a fuse it will be the normal maxi fuse and not the meter fuse. auto fuses cost alot less then meter fuses. and i use a 7.5 amp.

009-99923N in the 2010 craftsman tool book

As some one who uses tools everyday for a living, I do not care where the tool is made or how old / new it is . So long as it is in my tool box when I need it.

wow!! how did i miss this garage bulid ? I plan on doing something like this. a wood & metal shop to rebulid and restore old machines, appliances, furniture,lawn epuipment , cars, what ever the harts desire ect. so with that being said what you do differant?

ingersol rand has made the type 30 for at least 50 +years and not alot has changed.

i have seen and used green primer before. it was an etching primer.

if you got this plan on goin through every thing..in the pic you can see bare wires around the pressure swicth and not even want to think about the new low pressre gas lines on it and the motor is prob 5hp muti voltage 3phase wired for 220v

just saw the magazine on "custom workshops". good job! been a fan of this project for a while.

i think that the craftsman professional went to / change to craftsman industrial, where they are starting up the "snappy" truck thing .

i think tahta the professional series went to / change to craftsman industrial where they are goin in to the snappy truck thing

oscilloscope ? or do you just want wave form from the sensor the snap on ultra has that. the oscilloscope dose give you wave forms but for the most part it just a real fast volt, amp, ohm meter used to test electronic equipment. so you need to find out what tool /info to do the job. sensor wave...

1/2 to 3/8 impact reducer and impact pin type unversal sockets

all so see the post on table top compressors