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Poly strapping tensioner.

Thomas&Betts ty-rap.

Less efficient cutting leads to heat build up. Especially a problem in ripping hardwoods.

Surefire Minimus, it comes with the velcro. I have had one for 4 years on my hat with no issues. The variable output is nice when you're working on something directly in front of you.

The leatherman is worth the premium, a cheap multitool is terrible.

Why doesn't astro make a better locking tire chuck?

Electric motor is hardwired at the clinic. We need a replacement for the Honda they sell, would like a quieter pump, ET work is difficult enough.

Hydraulic silencer chute.

Does anyone have a recommendation on a quiet gas/diesel powered 7.5 HP hydraulic pump? Save wear and tear on running a piece of equipment just for the hydraulic pump.

I have an adapter threat I previously used, my issue was the software for the scan tool wouldn't work on any windows past XP.

The 5" are too small for anything I do, if its that small I damage it with cobras.

Tajima makes nice drywall tools, I have a rasp from them. Marshalltown made all the knives I use, most are made in the US. Spring for the stainless if you can afford it.

I only have experience with the older tiles, and they do work well, even from across the house.

Read the article before you comment, Malco is bringing in all new equipment, the tooling was moved out by previous owners. Malco is interested in the skilled workforce available.

That's an awesome giveaway. Thanks

I bought this set for the fuel cutoff solenoid and fuel pump on John Deere tractors, I've used it a a dozen times. http://Ram-Pro 9Pc Torx Star 5 Point, Security Tamper Proof, Driver Bit Set – T10, 15,20,25,27,30,40,45,50 – Multifunction Damage/Shear Resistant Hollow Torque Kit...

I heave to agree, best axe and maul for the money. https://www2.fiskars.com/Products/Gardening-and-Yard-Care/Axes-and-Mauls/X27-Super-Splitting-Axe-36 https://www2.fiskars.com/Special-Feature/Trades/professional-landscaping-tools/IsoCore-8-lb-Maul-36

A Stanley 99e is what I carry in my bag, requires a screw driver to change the blade but it very sturdy and $5 for when it goes missing. I also have a Lutz 357 with holster, but the knife is a little big to keep in your pocket.

We use security torx by the case: wiha, wera, apex, witte, zypher, gearwrench, and bondus. I find the gearwrench set to be a great deal a fraction of the price and fit well, don't last too long but none seem too. I bought a few hundred of the dewalt impact bits(DWA1TS25IR2) and they are a great...

https://fein.com/en_us/m/drilling/cordless-drill-drivers/ascm-14-0307692/ It works great in aluminum, just pricey