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Is the bases still available or is there another compatible base available

I am thinking of purchasing the vise. But they ran bolts all the way through to install the jaws. I am a bit concerned that it weakened the vise....?

Has anyone tried the cheap Chinese wire feeder....?

The Milwaukee right angle impact puts out 200 foot pounds.

Thinking of buying a Milwaukee right angle impact wrench....? Does anyone have any thoughts which is moree useful.....?

M5 x .9 are available.. So I am thinking that a blank bolt is the way to go.

Looking for M5 x .9 screw or scocket heat bolt....?

The sale items is to limited. I would consider getting a membership if they had a discount on all items. The other problem is that you can find many items for less elsewhere. HF sells the Icon offset wrenches for $65. But you can find the same wrenches less than half on Amazon. HF's warranty is...

What is best way to shore walls. Since the trench is not to deep screw jacks seem the best way

Yes the sewer line is in the front of my house. I believe sewer line is around 30 feet.

What type of is used when sewer pipe goes under the sidewalk. Or are those the laterals......?

Digging will probably be the biggest issue. If I use a excavator then then I would have someone else probing and looking for the utility lines.

Thinking of replacing the sewer line in the front yard...? Chances are I will dig it up and have a plumber friend help me replace the pipe possibly...? I had the utilities & pipes locations identified...? I have been told that they use the same trench for the utilities. So I am guessing is that...

Channel lock makes very good pliers for the money. Their long reach needle nose pliers are great. The jaws don't flex when you need a lot of force. I use thos pliers all the time.

Looking for 1/2" non-impact metric swivel sockets.....? Snapon makes some 1/2" non impact swivel sockets. But they only come in SAE

I wonder if one could screw in a piece of soft plastic or wax and measure the thread after it was removed. Inserting another bolt makes sense. But sometimes it is hard to tell after the thread has been damaged....?

What is the best way to identify a female thread.....?

Have not tried Knipex. Personally I use a variety of different snap-ring pliers. The OTC snap ring pliers are okay. But OTC tools are way over priced.

I want to use the bracket to strengthen a folding dolly where the wheels are mounted.. The dolly currently has plastic arms to hold the wheels. The goal is to keep the arms from flexing. I am thinking The bracket would be 1-1/2" wide and 4" long. Probably 1/8" thickness will suffice. Perhaps a...

Looking for 4" or long U-bracket. I searched everywhere and no one makes one that long. I may end up having to make my own. But seems a big hassle.