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I picked up a HF 20 ton press to help me rebuild a transfer case. The overhaul manual calls out for dozens on specialized tools to do the job, which are naturally either unavailable or extremely expensive. For example, pressing in bearings. One of the tools basically just looks like a steel...

Thanks everyone Making a quick table is probably the way to go. I have one of those long folding plastic outdoor tables, a portable keter bench, and a black and decker 2-slat bench, but it would be nice to have a more solid surface with a bolt-mounted vise. There's going to be a lot of banging...

I don't have a garage, just a 1 bedroom apartment, but I need a solid work surface to help me rebuild a transfer case. Harbor freight has two options: https://www.harborfreight.com/tool-storage/workbench/48-in-workbench-with-light-60723.html...

If I were to get a cordless impact again, I would get the ratchet style. I have the bigass Makita (780 foot pounds) and it doesn't really work for over half the bolts on my car because its so damn big.

If you don't care about the nicer screen on the 4, I'd say go with the 3.

After trying about every option out there... I've settled on parts organizers with removable bins. Low end: Harbor Freight $7-10 Mid tier: Stanley $10-16 (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00005QWYF/?tag=atomicindus08-20) Best: Sortimo T-Boxx $65-75 (http://www.sortimo-shop.us/category-s/110.htm) I...

It's a monster. I've only had mine for a couple weeks and used it on lug nuts (like butter) and on a strut compressor. It was amazing to see it shrink the spring in seconds. I researched it quite a bit before purchasing, and came to the conclusion its the most powerful cordless impact on the...