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NCFordguy wrote: " ...I know some of you can't help yourselves but lets keep this thread objective on performance and use rather than personal politics. Plenty of threads here for the latter...." Guess it only took two posts. Ho hum... Lumpy Can you play country music? Sure. Which country...

For just a few dollars more you could have SnapOn...:lol_hitti Lumpy You were on CHiPs? Did you wear those **** tight pants and high boots like Erik Estrada? No. Swimtrunks. www.LumpyMusic.com

I own a 1 1/4", 32 and 36mm Craftsman half inch drive. Bought in the 70s. 36 was a VW flywheel nut, I think. Took something like 200 ft/lbs. That socket never blinked with a long cheater or a borrowed impact even at that high torque. Lumpy You were the "OPERATION" game voice? Yes. Take out...

I bought a US made chisel at Sears today. Asked the kid at the checkout if he was Chinese. He just looked at me funny. Then he gave me 10% off. And gave me a coupon for $15 off my next purchase of $100 or more. I'm pretty sure he would have carried the chisel to my car for me if I'd asked...

I use MIG welding pliers. Lumpy You were the Ken-L-Ration St Bernard? Yes. My dog's bigger. www.LumpyMusic.com

Craftsman is less expensive, better warranty, easier to obtain. Why don't you simply buy Channelock tools? What's causing you to have all the grief about Craftsman, a company that you clearly don't favor? That's what confuses me so much about this thread, and similar threads. If you guys hate...

How do you guys get to the rust on the inside of sockets and similar hard to reach spots? Soak then toothbrush or some other small brush thingie? Lumpy How come you didn't star on Star Trek? Because Clint Howard beat me for the part of Balok. www.LumpyMusic.com

The intake is in the same garage space. Just 3 ft or so away from the compressor. I did it just for sound. Although I haven't verified that it is indeed quieter, since I never did have it at the OEM location. Frank Ford's suggestion originally. Just add a few feet of rubber hose between the air...

Re: thoughts about somethong different HF 44" Looks like that version comes with the optional **** scratcher module. Lumpy You were the Ken-L-Ration St Bernard? Yes. My dog's bigger. www.LumpyMusic.com

Mine's on a grinder stand near the compressor. The hose reels out toward the area where I'm typically using it, on the driveway for vehicles. I also roll my table saw/router table out there for use. Likewise the hose blows saw dust off the tools and project out there on the driveway, cutting...

Paradise Valley Mall. Cactus and Tatum. Lumpy You were the "OPERATION" game voice? Yes. Take out wrenched ankle. www.LumpyMusic.com

Multi woodworking tool. Lathe, drill press, band saw, table saw etc...all in a fold-up, rolling package. I don't think they make 'em any more. Lumpy Can you do that FM disc jockey voice? Yes, but it doesn't translate well in ascii. www.LumpyMusic.com

It's the intake yes. But it doesn't go outside. It goes up to ceiling height. The OEM air filter screwed on to the end of that rubber heater hose just perfectly. I can't say if it lowered the noise. I didn't run it with the air filter on the pump at all. I started out with the thing relocated...

This is the one recently posted/linked - http://www.ebay.com/itm/330666528317?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649 I don't know anything about it, haven't used it. I use the squishy bump stuff from Lowes. The regular "shelf liner" style is less expensive than the "corrosion...

I guess I'm not seeing what you're seeing. I see Craftsman USA tools at one price. That price is INSANELY lower than SnapOn or SK. I see Craftsman Evolve, and some of their other clearly marked China tools at a lower price than the USA tools. Every Craftsman ratchet and combo wrench in my local...

Your statement confuses me. For one thing, nearly all the tools at my Sears are made in USA. But let's say they weren't. If they were all made in China, then why are SnapOn and SK so expensive? From where I sit, I get USA tools from Sears for 25% or less the price of SO or SK, all three made in...

Here's the control panel for my modified CentralPneumatic. The CRT readout on the right is a restored Montgomery Wards. The chrome turret wheels are salvaged from an old ShopSmith. They connect, via huge Acme thread rods, to the pressure regulator. The large vertical gauge in the upper most...

Thanks very much. I haven't seen Staff Sgt Larsen in a very long time. She decided to quit singing and make babies. Thanks everyone. I'm off to loosen some stuck screws..:bounce: Lumpy Did you entertain the troops? Yes. Well, I'm pretty sure they were entertained. www.LumpyMusic.com

A scan would be groovy, thanks. I see something in the instructions there about "adjusting the L or R" marks. I have the L and R on mine but not sure how (or if) to try and adjust. Thanks - Lumpy Linus Digs Lucy www.digitalcartography.com/LinLucy.mp3

Elaborate please? How do you "preload by hand"? tnx - Lumpy