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Look on ebay for drill indexes or drill and tap indexes of different sizes for different capacities.

I don't know how heavy that frame is but have you tried tossing it around a bit, flipping it end over end onto the concrete, rolling it over side to side, letting it slam the floor from a vertical upright position etc trying to loosen the joints.

I don't have air tools so a small portable compressor in conjunction with a 5 gallon portable tank is satisfactory for various small jobs around home. Beyond inflating tires it's used for blowing out A/C fins, dirt from inside computer case (gently), dust/dirt from inside power tools like angle...

Call me chicken but cheap (depending on definition), barely accessible spark plug, and aluminum head don't go together in my book. Is it possible to borrow a suitable higher quality one from someone since it's one time use. For a keeper, the lowest I'd go for something modestly priced would be a...

Looks similar to the kit I got about 4 years ago for~$10. Mine has more push pin and less screw types. Works good for the underbelly and wheel well plastic liners on my Mazda. The removal tool was a nice assist from using the screwdriver& pliers before. In some locations a washer under the rivet...

You bring up a point about not getting younger and making the job easier. I have a bad lower back and just had double hernia surgery a few months ago. So I ain't lifting no heavy wheel assembly if I can help it. Saw a video on this little goody and got a good deal on ebay. Haven't had an...

Maybe contact a restaurant supply business.

Could probably find something similar for less $ on ebay.

What about a stereo tape head demagnetizer where the field is concentrated at the tip...

Regarding the Dewalt bits, those were purchased several times ranging from 4 to 8 years ago in both 14 and 21 piece sets. These are (were) black oxide only and not the black and gold that Dewalt more recently offers in the same lower price range. I was surprised how good they were for being...

I've had good luck with the 21 piece Dewalt regular split point (not pilot point) black oxide bits with the 3-flat shanks. Would make a nice starter set for someone also.

To me the Allen ratchets were definitely better than the pear head Craftsman ratchets of which the 1/4" and 3/8" were garbage. The 1/2" I had was solid. Thirty years ago, beyond the RHFT ratchet what others were offered besides the round head Stanley made with the tri-wing direction selector and...

I've had that Allen 3/8 ratchet for about 30 years. Made by Danaher to my knowledge. Not fine tooth with more back drag than I liked sometimes but a sturdy tool. Loosey goosey in the guts but lacking a wobble extension that was an advantage sometimes. My S-K fine tooth is a lot smoother and gets...

Or get two. One to **** on and one to cover it with.:)

At 74.95 that's a good price on a quality TW. The owner of eTork was previous owner/founder of JS Technologies which made TW's for S-K, ATD, Craftsman and other labels. Mine was S-K branded and had it for years. I own 2 eTork TW's and am very sure that this style, with the direct readout in the...

I know where your coming from. After using a speed handle to remove/install thousands of screws in Navy aircraft, it's only use in civilian life was speeding up removal/installation of lug nuts. Like many others I developed a disdain for Phillips screws even while knowing the reason for their...

I never trusted this method because of difference of machining "lead in " thread position of new and old piece could put the stud position (up or down) 1/2 turn out when going strictly by number of turns.

I have this one from Menards. Smooth, good leverage for easy squeeze. https://www.menards.com/main/paint/caulks-sealants/caulk-guns/masterforce-reg-9-rotating-barrel-caulk-gun/3990/p-1541140121846-c-7932.htm?srsltid=AfmBOooZGuSBVlwieY-3TlkFcV5Ob3ej2zZ3WgcOZ_C7avJOBObrKM4d

You should get full refund if you didn't detach the bottom portion of the receipt that is submitted for the 11% rebate. Returns have been easy at Menards and I have no trouble finding things to use the rebates on. Things such as car oil filter, caulk, painters tape, Reese's PB cups (YUM), AA...