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I don't recall reading a post that said SO tools will cure cancer I don't recall reading a post that said they will get you laid I don't recall reading a post that said things will fix themselves with them I don't recall reading a post that said that they will drastically change your life. Im...

I detail, paint correction, as a side gig for the last 15 years. I don't use a rotary, don't need one really. I have a Flex 3401. Absolute workhorse, also have a GG6. With todays compounds, polishes and pads, they can get the job done. Rotary machines still have there place but I do ok with what...

I have not. I work extremely hard for my money and I don't buy stuff from there. Others Might post their experiences

If so, my bad. Didn't read that way

Man - If Dewalt ***** it would be out of business. Everyone that frequents this site knows you are in bed with Milwaukee. They make good stuff also. On another note, I was a union diver out of Manhattans local for a while. Ive moved to Fl since. Im not sure whats happened up there since I left...

You will get the hang of it. Then you will start working on pipe welding, whole different ball game. I have taken some really crazy tests, makes you wonder who came up with them.

Keep working on the welds, you will get there. Takes a lot of practice and time to perfect. As soon as you think you have it, you will mess something up. Technique, heat, and speed are the big 3.

I have owned Spyderco knives since the early 90s. Some of their knives have a nylon,plastic handle. This is done to save weight, and it lowers the price. I had one with the plastic handle attached to my dive harness, worked great. If I lost it, it wasn't such a big hit like the all stainless...

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I can absolutely see a boilermaker wearing them. I Have 4 retired uncles and a few cousins out of the NJ local. Enclosed area, nasty stuff. I just never wore any of it, never gave it any thought. If I was worried about that and every other thing that I was exposed to, I would drive myself crazy...

I can absolutely see a boilermaker wearing them. I Have 4 retired uncles and a few cousins out of the NJ local. Enclosed area, nasty stuff. I just never wore any of it, never gave it any thought. If I was worried about that and every other thing that I was exposed to, I would drive myself crazy...

I was a union pipe welder for years, did underwater welding also but that doesn't apply here.. Never thought about. Never seen anyone use them while welding. Worked from east coast to colorado and not one time. I couldn't stand wearing something on my face all day. Worked in many coal burners...

I was a union diver and welded for 10yrs with them. Moved, and got into the pipefitters local for 8yrs. Someone mention experience is the best teacher, absolutely true. Classes or apprenticeships get you going, but they can't duplicate everything you will see in the field. There are many types...

Totally agree.

Those ratcheting wrenches are a thing of beauty!

Pootboys bug squash works great. Kenotech has one also that is real good. Ive been installing paint coatings for the last few years, customers love it because nothing sticks to them. love bug season, hose the area and they come right off

Thanks for review. I was a union pipe welder for many years, never cared for the auto lens. When you weld all day every day Comfortable, light weight, and a great lens was what I wanted. Pipe liner helmet $28 I paid for it 25yrs ago. Cut a inch of the top and 2 inches off the bottom. Changed the...

Got that hose in 1992 for my first house warming present. I still have it. Had to replace the male end, got ran over. Other then that its been great, no black on your hands either like some other hoses I have the octagon one

My buddy has that jack, it does the job. Always lower the jack down onto the safety. He had his bike on that jack overnight and it lowered during that time back onto the ground. Front forks where off the bike. Scary deal when he walked into the garage in the morning. I need a jack or a lift but...

Good deal!!