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I have a Milwaukee M18 1/2 cordless, rarely use it, big and heavy, I would rather use my Mac 1/2 air impact unless air is too far away. I love my DeWalt impact driver though, use it almost everyday. It will be a very sad day indeed when it finally bites the dust.

Snap on 3/8 impact wrench, love it, light, balanced and fairly powerful for 3/8. I have both DeWalt and Milwaukee impact drivers too. Of those two, I much prefer the DeWalt. It will be a sad day when that one expires.

I just bought the Eastwood version. It happened to be on sale so I picked it up. Have not used it yet but I have to redo the lines on my car soon.

I like those rails. Where did you find those? I am looking for some decent ones in 1/4, 3/8 and 1/2”

I am liking the look of those socket holders

I have similar thoughts on socket rails, the old snap on metal ones were the best I have had some of mine for 40+ years and they are still doing their thing just like the day I bought them. I am looking to clean up my boxes now that I am retired, I just want to know the best way to accomplish...

I did that a couple years ago, made a huge difference in the garage temp. you will love it

I have been looking at tool organization ( long overdue) ran across the Olsa system. Does anyone have any experiences good or bad, Thank for any info Bob

Patience is the key here, I have used both welding methods, tacks pwork best on smaller studs while continuous welding works for larger one. Watch the temp of the aluminum head and stop before real damage occurs to the head. Odds are you’re going to at least run a thread chaser into all the...