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Anybody have any issues with using tamper proof as a main set? I could see possible cracking issues with a hole in the center, but is it negligible? AAP has a 13pc set of tamper proof's for $2 than a 10pc regular torx.

I just got an automatic decline on $35. Looks like he sells a good bit of other snap on stuff.

The more I think about it, I believe your spot on. I assembled the cooker today, and water tested my bird, and I think the cooker is sturdy enough to hold it no problem. I always keep an eye on my temp, so I don't worry about having safety features.

Go kart racing wheels and tires? I know the local dirt guys around here just about give them away after a few races.

Guys before this gets side tracked, cooking the bird I have covered. Done it a few times in the past. Its the STAND I purchased that says its not for turkey frying. Its got me scratching my head....

This is exactly why I'm confused. Why isn't the stand turkey frying approved...

http://www.academy.com/shop/pdp/outdoor-gourmet-propane-fryer-stand/pid-27749?color=Black&N=578846088&Ntt=propane+fryer+stand&Ntk=All Maybe that works better. If a built in thermostat deal is indeed what's different, I wouldn't be too worried. I keep my eye on the gauge like a hawk to be honest.

Just bought a cooker stand to be ready for Thanksgiving. Opened it up and noticed on the very first page of the instruction manual it says "NOT for frying turkeys." Is this some type of hogwash they print on there to cover their tail or what? Will try contacting their customer service for an...

$100 for a drill, impact driver, circular saw, light, charger, few batteries sound good? I don't really have a use in mind for the circular saw, maybe sell it off and only have $50-$60 in the setup?

Oh and just to clear things up a bit, I'm not worried at all about getting screwed, he's as trust worthy as anybody.

It is NiCad, but I THINK he said he does have 2 new batteries for it. I guess that is my question, how's the battery situation with the XRP line-up. Is it about out of date, but you can get upgrade to lithium ion.

I guy I know just upgraded to the new 20v lithium Dewalt setup. I might can get a shot at purchasing his old stuff. So my question is, is the XRP stuff still current? It would be used more in an automotive environment than carpentry, but basically around the house/shop and nothing professional...

^^^To add to the color question. I understand sometimes there might be some super rare color snap on might release every blue moon, but sometimes a rare color can be good or bad.

We all have more in tools than we would like to admit but, we're talking 40k. If we start adding in diagnostic and general shop equipment then I can see the price start to jump drastically. General hand/air/electric tools, that's a **** load. Leads me to a question. I know I'll never purchase...

I want to see 80k worth of tools.

Not even a clue whats included. I think to even attempt to get rid of the stuff, you have to part it out.

Seen this browsing craigslist. Whose got this much money? Wouldn't think an entry level tech could afford this and most veteran techs have what they need. http://greenville.craigslist.org/tls/4179825336.html

Just to mimic everybody else, some stuff just doesn't like to make a good finish. Lots of times in a situation like that, a .050 cut will do better than a .005 cut. Just pull out the old belt sander and smooth her up, quick and easy.

My understanding of a lobster claw is this

I think what you people are not realizing is, this is an OLD wrench, it was made in the time of when steel was steel. I work at a gear manufacturing facility. We produce gears ranging from 1/2" up to around 20'. Amazing stuff if you've never been around industrial gearing.