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I've watched that video before, I watched it again though. You know, what you show in that video is just common sense just never really thought about it until I saw it and others like that on YouTube before. When ever I use an air tool I hook it up and, stand by the regulator while hitting...

Last weekend I did the front brakes on my oldest daughters 96 Honda Accord. I got the drivers side done just fine but had real trouble getting the axle nut off of the passenger side. I started a thread in “Free Parking” for advice with it. I was tempted to go get a 3/4” impact but didn't...

I have a set of flex head ratcheting wrenches. I like them, work great for me.

I was kinda wondering what the allure was myself (not bashing truly curious). I probably have five sets of all the ratchet sizes so every time I see them i just think to myself "Another ratchet is the last tool you need dummy".

I was goofing around on Amazon and discovered that I have $46 in points from my Amazon Visa. If it was you what would you get tool wise? I would even add up to $50 more if it was something I wanted and didn't already have. FYI I'm no professional just a home DIY'er but because of this site...

No, no, no! Its a muffler bearing. Looks like an antique one at that. Maybe from an old Tree Jack or even a Skyhook. Be carful not to take off the end caps or all the blinker fluid will excape.

Pics of the wall with drywall removed coming anytime soon? As stated several times prior to this, that's going to be the only way you can tell how you're getting water inside your basement.

But Violet gives willingly.

Jig saw.

I like mine. Fill it up 75 to 80% full, pressurize it and away I go. Get a lot more life than the airisol cans for sure.

Ditto! How about a Pick and Hook set? Didn't see one in your pic's but its not unreasonable to say that I missed it.

It absolutely does thanks for the explication as well a the input.

Thanks for the replys. This is all good info to get considering I have no knowledge or experience with one of these tools. I was looking at this one since in the description it states it can do flow rate. Is that something they all have the ability to do but just don't include that in the...

I know, I know, this has been covered before. I searched but there is just TMI and i have limited time, because wife said ok but had a couple drinks. Want to try and keep it under $100 if possible because the wife gets to spend the equal amount on what ever. Any ideas? I'm a DIY'er. Could...

I was thinking of heating the sockets up a little bit then pushing them down on the pins.

I came to the same realization when I got some Hansen organizers for Christmas. I thought I had pretty much all I'd want but every time I open my socket drawer those empty slots are without fail were my focus goes first. Did you have a problem with some of the sockets not going on the pins...

Ooohh, that works. Thanks! Odd, search works on my iPhone but using the smaller screen *****. In this case I did try a google search before starting this thread but I didn't add the site. I've read that before about putting the name of the site in but I always forget. Thanks all.

I can't be the first to have this issue and it's driving me nuts. I did a search, using my laptop, and couldn't find anything. I like to cruise this and other forums using my Samsung Galaxy tablet that's only a year old. When ever I try to use the search function as soon as I tap the box...

Restolad for auto body work.

I said the same thing. My first welder was a used Millermatic 140, a 120 VAC welder. I never messed with it on 1/4" stuff because to weld that you were supposed to change to flux core wire. It can weld aluminum also if you buy the gun for that. I ended up buying a 220 welder which I'm very...