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Also, since you're obviously not a mason and don't need a brick cutter, you can make a pretty nice little mental bender from it.

brick/paver cutter

I literally got the below yesterday. Hurt my hand on a pair of bare pliers. I am really happy with it. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09MSDM2MC/?tag=atomicindus08-20

love the step by step. Thanks for sharing!

As said, you're you're in a tough spot. Short story: $3000 Long story: that is decades old. I know, I have something similar. All the rear rubber bumpers on every slide will be crumbled in the bottom of the box. And despite the claims, Snap-On does not warranty for life. They will...

I buy and sell tools every weekend, and help my father in law that does it as a revenue stream. That looks like about $1300-$1500. It will be really tough to sell any air tools. Everyone is selling them to get much better battery tools. The pliers are just ok. Mechanics prefer and even buy...

I am surprised drill hog has not been mentioned. They are USA Made, and I have had great experience with them. They also sell through ebay, and a few times a year send email sales. I also run several drill doctors, and love them. After a few seconds the bits feel and cut like new and the...

the scrap metal place is asking $200 for this one piece. i was gonna refurb and make it wall art but $200 is too much for me.

Found this at the local scrap yard. Is this for doing alignments?

i've had good luck with these, and like them.

Too funny, I have the same. I have the big Milwaukee and the mid Milwaukee, and the dewalt 921, and really like the 921, it feels crazy powerful for it's small size. BTW, I get them super cheap off FB MP.

Friction slides are useable. But ballbearing slides are light years better. If its special to you, or you are gonna do some special custom to it maybe, but after restoring just an add-on cabinet, I can tell you, to do it right, it is a LOT of work.

This is not another 'how to store a Torque wrench' thread. This is about the actual usage. So I have been told and have seen where if you have, say a 5-75 ft-lb Torque wrench and you try to use it for the 5 ft-lbs it will not actually make the clicking sound/feel. So in other words the TW...

Live inDe, work in southeastern pa. Let me know if you want to move a lathe.

I have one and tried it for a few minutes. It works....okish. After a lot of research, many said Pool filter sand is the way to go. It worked well enough for me. It is important to keep the sand intake facing up, or water will drip into the choke point and clog it. You should also use...

Is this for working on cars or around the house?

There are also some 3/8 pinless impacts made by (for?) Husky. https://www.homedepot.com/p/Husky-3-8-in-Drive-SAE-Metric-Pinless-Universal-Impact-Socket-Set-14-Piece-H14PCINOPINSM/313262435

Way too much. I would be hard pressed (ha!) to pay HALF that price for a 12 ton. I am all about choosing old American tools over new Chinese tools, but this is too much. As a side note, I got a used 25ton frame cheap and got a used pneumatic actuated bottle jack for it. No sense spending a...

some call it an aston wrench. Super handy. Auto-adjust, lever clamping, and easy one-handed use.

I have the less than $200 version and love it for home automotive use.