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yes it has the mesh in the handle. not my gun to play with though

It shows whatever you want it to show.

I know there has been a lot of talk about which gun is better, well I finally had some videos of the three main impacts that everyone talks about... I just wanted to share these with everyone here... The three videos include an Ingersoll Rand 2135qtimax, NitroCat 1000M and a Snap-on MG725. As...

as far as the warranties go for any brand, really, it depends on who is going to issue the warranty whether it be the cashier or truck guy. Ive had the people at sears argue with me over a warranty, asking for a receipt and everything... since then im more than willing to save the money for a...

possibly a harbor freight side box... or you could just buy a shop cart if you do not already have one

70% SAE.. class 8 mechanic and I mostly use 1/2, 7/8, and 15/16 for chassis. but on engine work its metric.

80 tooth is plenty strong. dual pawl design helps

I like snap-on's 3/8 impact a lot more than the 1/2 for a couple reasons. the 1/2" is so big and I find that you have to use an extension most of the time as it does not fit where an air powered 1/2 will. also the 1/2 lithium is junk in my book. we have both at my school and we are starting to...

they have the 3/8" drive version at my school... it seems to work pretty good. handy for interior work like lt cheg said. no problems with it yet.

I am also in a diesel program at my local tech school, and i have completed the auto program. i have been taking advantage of the snap-on discount as much as i can. My Rep does not have a problem with ordering what i want, i will also say email your rep with a list of tools that you want to see...

another vote for cherry bomb, have it at work, love the smell and does a really good job getting rid of tough grease. I worked at a metal fab shop that used D.W. Davies "tuffie" hand cleaner, that also works really well. At school we have gojo in the automotive department and thats as useless...

as mentioned, in order to measure a preload you will need to use a dial torque wrench

It works fine, I'm the exact opposite though... I've got 3/8" sockets, no point in spending the money on a set of impacts in the same sizes just so I can put them on my 1/2" impact without an adaptor... If you want a set of 3/8, look for used

thanks for posting, this is really cool.. and pretty much what I was wondering.. if anyone has tried it/how it turned out. just wondering why you knurled it on the end and not the shank?

It's really annoying that they are not knurled... I've searched but have not found a remedy for this. Has anyone tried knurling them or what do you guys do to help when your hands are greasy?

you should watch closely 5:25 not fine tooth 5:27 fine tooth

Same here, dual 80s kick ***

so you are in the marine side of it? how do you like it? Is it a pain to work in the bilge? just fill me in on what you do/have to do.. I ask because I have been around boats for a few years now and I have always been interested in working on them, just dont know how much of a pain it is to...

right, thats where I got the number of posts and the date that you need them by... but, it doesnt say anything about posts meeting a certain criteria, you just need 100

I'm really glad I posted this... I have learned a lot from you guys and I really appreciate it.