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Do you have access to a 3d printer? if not there are companies that will print your drawings. Do you have cad experience? Just remember holes printed in a 3d printer are not perfecting smooth and round. Nothing a little bit of sanding or further finishing processes cant take care of(depending...

so majority reccomend dewalt makita or hitachi (a surprise to me) andwill look into the B&D on reccomended I think I will get one with a paddle switch as ive had some close oh **** moments but thank god no injuries(just knocked on wood).

hahaha yeah I know but it wouldnt be a problem if it went back in his box but it just seems to disappear somewhere when I need it. Thanks for all the comments everyone. I'm still not decided but its not like im in a rush either.

Now I get that when doing projects and letting your friends use your tools they just look for something that will "fit". That being said maybe clearly labeling your impact and non impact stuff may help. Id hate to see those nice industrial finishes get spray painted but I understand the need...

Oh and I did search but came up with a million un related threads of people talking about the HF or random other posts.

Ok so I have some larger units but my dad is always using the 4.5" grinder that I liketo use (in all fairness it is his). I try to keep it on my welding cart but its never there when I need it. So this leads me to wanting my own as with most other things. So ive heard of a lot of people using...

Also OP Nice score but Im drooling over the ratchet and plier drawers!

same just I only want the bottom! wish you were closer!

Gees as I read people are beating me to the punch!

Can we get pictures of the inside?

Climbers rope is considered life safety rope. It is designed to stretch more than typical kern mantle rope. This is for fall protection so the sudden stop is more drawn out and less likely to hurt you. It will be solid rope still when climbers are done with it for general use rope but...

maybe a little rack to hang clamps? but if you have tools in cases that is definatel what its for.

http://www.longevity-inc.com/mig-welders/migweld-140 I picked one of these up last black friday. Pretty sure its the same as the Eastwood machines though I cannot confirm this. On BF i think I paid like 280ish shipped. I was in a similar situation, wanted to learn to weld but didnt want to...

wow thoroughly impressed. I have the 1/4 and I like it so far. Will be picking up a 1/2 and maybe a 3/8. You guys prefer the long or short?

I have one. Its not as stout at the head on the 1/2 but ive used it several times and it didnt let me down. Its not like I use mine everyday and have yet to need to put a pipe on it. From what ive heard if anything is going to break it will be the square drive shearing off. I can honestly...

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00H3MXRHQ/?tag=atomicindus08-20 I have the last version of this and I absolutely love it. Waterproof and bright. I use it in the woods more than in the shop but when im under the car its on my head. Has close range flood light long range spot light and red lights...

I picked up the 1/4 flex tonight. Im actualy impressed with the quality. looks good and feels better! I must say im impressed for HF

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000H961YI/?tag=atomicindus08-20 I picked up the sc1500a last year and it has wprked great for me! amazon actually sent me two of them for the price of one! YMMV but i got two of them in my box last year.

I have a longevity 140 mig. It is 110. It is a decent welder that lays good beads. But it is 110, it struggle on 1/4" but will do it and keep chugging. I like it and use it for all my small projects and repairs. I wouldnt build a heavy duty trailer with it but have built a tailgate with it...

I personally dont have a miter saw but my dad has a little POS craftsman 10 inch. Non sliding and he probably paid around 100 for it. I personally dont like it but it gets the job done. I would have given him the extra money for the sliding version but he would ahve never gone for it since we...