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Thanks Bill!

How close to the ceiling were you able to get the door track in the new garage? I’m looking to gain some headroom in our garage with a 9’ ceiling.

I’ve had a few sizes of the Engineer pliers for quite a few years. I’ve used them a fair bit, mostly removing stripped stainless fasteners. I’m a Knipex fan so I asked for and received a set of Twin Grips for Christmas. So far the only thing I clearly like better is the handle. The slip...

Definitely some suckage going on there. I do work on planes and you have some handy tools in there.

What a great gift and a sharp looking vice! Well done! Cheers, Mark

Great feedback, thanks so much for checking in. Good to hear that it performs as advertised. I thought I was all set to go 220 but I still wanted a portable compressor and thought the Quincy might be a good compromise that would suit 99% of my needs.

I know, I know. Another compressor post. I did the requisite search and didn't find a recent thread that addressed my decision directly. I'm looking for a portable oiled single stage compressor in the 20-30 gallon range. The reason for a portable is that I have both a garage with one of...

7 or 8 years ago I bought a 12v Hitachi Drill/Driver and Impact set for my wife as she wanted to start doing some light wood working. Soon after we got pregnant with our second kiddo and the hobby never developed but we've used the **** out of that set around the house. It's small, light, and...

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It's out, post 8894. Can't tell from the post but it's a three drawer. Cheers! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thanks Mike. Actually took those photos in landscape. Did the same with the Waterloo box and no issues using Tapatalk.... Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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I'm only in town for another day but I may go pull it out too.

Just edited my post...again. Tried 3 devices and editing on my computer, still show up upside down. iPhone pics.

Couple of Kennedy 520's I pulled from a pile in my Grandfathers barn. There was a Waterloo Chest of nearly identical design also, but I left it. Full of tools too, a little snapon and some other random brands.

The trip was long, especially the rush hour train ride back. It was however worth it. I'll do it again but only on my longer layovers. As far as tools in Hong Kong, there is a lot of stuff but not a lot of good stuff. There is an electronics and hardware market that I frequent but you have...

It's a Koken magnetic socket rail (1/4") to help tame the sockets I've got rolling around my little apartment tool box.

Finally made some time on one of my Narita trips to take the train into greater Tokyo. All from World Import Tools. Koken and Engineer. Duplicates are gifts for my Dad.

Super, I literally just left that World Import Tools store. I'm three train stops away on my way back to Narita....I did leave some money behind for them to remember me by.

I bought a Toro "Personal Pace" self propelled mower with a Briggs in 2008, paid $300. Fresh oil and an air filter at the beginning of every season, new blade and plug at year 6. As of last summer it still ran perfect. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of the future, but I'd look...