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I would love an actual forklift. We have a cannibalized forklift converted to three point hitch to run on a small tractor but a dedicated unit would be handy as heck.

That bypass feature makes the gun much, much safer to use and I doubt the truck guns will lack the feature. Blow gun injuries are horrific.

With sixteen inch handles and having to hold the jaws closed I cannot imagine being able to turn a 3 3/8" but, bolt, or fitting with these. Maybe if you used a ratchet straps to clamp them shut, but still?

They are nice to keep on a keychain for small stuff. Very handy.

That's going to be a great little shop. Keep at it!

Yup, they even have a paper catalog. Very handy company.

I really like the M18 fuel hackzall. With a 9.0 battery it balances perfectly. I've gotten a full afternoon of trimming trees out of it with battery to spare.

I have an Irwin 6" that would work just fine for your purposes. Don't overthink it. A nice vice is nice to have but for general use a vise you find on the shelf will work.

That's weird. I cut all kinds of stuff with mine and haven't even started to dull them yet. Nails, high tensile fence wire, and of course wire.

Bosch makes a carbide metal cutting blade that will work. I have used on for to cut bolts before.

They haven't had the through hole in a while now. The detent scallops are cut in on all four sides. It looks real to me.

If I was buying based on color white would be my choice as well. It can be very clean and doesn't **** the light out of a room.

That's a woodworking vise.

Welcome to the board.

If you have a TrueValue locally I like their acetate screwdrivers. Very similar to Craftsman in look and feel with higher quality tips.

Damn, I'll have to check better next time. Sorry folks.

I was really impressed by the Irwin but his shop made vise is a friggin beast.

Why not pich up some rubber stoppers and make them work? Ace carries them in a variety of sizes.

The button isn't a problem in my experience. Harder to knock in then you'd think.

Is that made in Taiwan? Looks eerily similar to my Carlyle locking flex.