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I have to be honest, the amount of redneck engineering being admitted to in this thread is impressive to me.

How is the lock n lube? Worth the extra?

All the equipment gets brought back to a compound at the end of the day to be cleaned off and put away, and gets fluids checked, tires filled, and zerks lubed etc. in one of two shop bays before it leaves for the morning, both bays have air drops, so a pneumatic gun makes more sense than...

Does anyone still use a pneumatic grease gun? I'm thinking about getting one for the shop at work since we do all of the lube work and PM stuff in a bay with air readily available. I like the cordless ones, but they would just be an added cost and something to lose or get stolen out in the...

Chrome plating is tough. It involves lots of nasty chemicals and polishing time. The environmental compliance and disposal fees etc. make running a chrome shop a nearly losing venture for most people. Powder coating is a viable alternative for coloring etc. though.

For me it was the Cobolt mini bolt cutters first, from there it was a bit of a downhill slide into buying more and more and getting my family some to use around their homes. I'm slowly but surely adding more to my box. As it stands I have a couple sizes each of Plier wrench, cobra, alligator and...

Blackhawk made something similar in that same time frame. Must have been some kind of market that I’m not aware of.

I could've seen that being for saddlery etc.

Looks like an oversized hand clamp to me.

She is buying me a new leaf blower after she saw me hurl the one I have across the yard when it refused to crank again after it got hot.