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i need to pick up a couple groomsmen gifts soon was looking at leathermans, knives, something well made/classy. we like tools and things made out of metal/wood no engraved flasks or beer mugs, no drink dispensing golf clubs. wondering what you may have bought? any suggestions would be greatly...

cycling caps became my favorite when i scored a bunch of free super ugly ones. now i have run out though, and theyre $15-30:( back to welding caps/beanies. i have been known to cut the brims off baseball caps too

UPS are crooks. find a private broker (parcel service) jvitez described exactly how i order 90% of my stuff.

they do NOT like that. ive seen it. theyre not dumb. even if you know youre telling the truth,,, my friend left a suspension kit in their trunk. informed the US side, went down, came right back with another package.. good luck explaining that to CAD

yes. but the difference in 'enhanced' license price is similar to a passport. so, unless you cross frequently, it makes a poor investment. tell them how much you paid. they WILL look for comparables online if they try to roast you. they will have a good, or inflated idea of what it is worth...

i have never seen either on the west coast. doesnt mean theyre not on the way...

THIS is gospel. my box was bought on a line of credit. good rate. but damn that was a deep hole.

in my market, west coast canada, this is a fair price. considering the top and stainless add-ons i think you did well. i paid 5000CAD for a 722 top and bottom, so basically i paid 2500~ for a 722 roller. we dont have nearly as many people, mechanics or turn over in BC, so boxes hold their...

my advice from a 25 year old who is on his last 4 weeks of apprenticeship and started out much like you; i spent 2000~ first week on the job, that was for a decent sized Waterloo roll cab, and the rest in Mastercrap tools. the shop i work in has a loose basic tool policy and really without...

weeeeird. different voice-over than canada. just like your Planet Earth series too:shocking: whats with that

1993ish and up went to 12point IIRC. that may have just been the bigger axles/motors aswell. not 100% sure. but i know pre-93 are 30mm 6 point and post are 12. but i dont see a ton of 90mm axles (4cyl) and later onto other sizes/points

im going to go out on a limb and say youre illiterate. i even mentioned their ranges in my post. read harder. which was exactly what hes asking. and as i said before, i still vote the larger output.

no one has given him a relevant wattage/usage answer. and i do not have one either. i would say the higher the better. its going to have a wider and longer range for you. unless youre doing very tiny tiny stuff.

thats one of those actual definitions. like the butterfly gun. italian micrometer is the best thing ive heard so far.

Booooooooooosh!

i get weird looks when i call this a butterfly but im pretty sure this is the exact name

i forgot about that one, a plumbing term that i use for that is 'Snipe' we call all of our large SO prybars 'Conan' 'pass me that conan' if youre checking kingpins or something:)

my experience with easy outs is pretty decent, they work, sometimes, a lot of the above methods are great. drilling, tapping, torches. for cap screws especially,, for best results i will often shock the bolt, and especially give it a quick tighten, 64th turn or something, just enough to get the...

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