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That's what i keep hearing... There is a used equipment shop near me that has this exact Dewalt jigsaw for sale at $75 bucks and looks to be in great condition. I am debating asking them if they will trade it to me for a (like new, minus the battery) spare Dewalt 18V XRP circular saw that i...

$369 is the best i have seen... Maybe someone here at GJ has gotten lucky before and had a store manager double down / stack coupons or something...? ~Tejaas~

Yes sir, good advice. I get 'em by the gross at Praxair/Airgas/etc. ~Tejaas~

I'll admit to doing some reckless stuff with tools/machinery - i'll even admit to cutting plate with an O/A torch in flip flops.. But the angle grinder is the one tool that gets 100% of my attention, every time. I've seen too many scenarios that could have come out of a 'Saw' movie. I may not...

Actually, it was just a pared down live oak trunk section i had drying in the feed shed... The squared edge was a slighty artistic way of cutting out a nasty split that originated at the edge of a crumbling knot down on the bottom corner... The plan is/was to actually use my hot iron and add my...

Here is my 1906 100# Trenton/Acme overstrike on it's new base... ~Tejaas~

That's a hell of a find. You definitely ****.

Bump. ~Tejaas~

You have the patience of a saint for individually shadowing your sockets! Respect. I was an Aviation mech/tech for a long time and had to shadow my tools... But i cheated - I shadowed my socket organizers!

The Westling socket trays are second to none in my book, and are available in many options. Very small footprint, too. They wont eat up all your drawer space like a lot of the other options. ~Tejaas~

I run an iPod Classic through a 75W set of Logitech 5.1 computer speakers. ~Tejaas~

Interesting! Below is a known Columbian, complete with the Triangle 'C' combo that you are aware of... But if you notice, on the other side and down between the front & rear righthand feet you seem to have the same casting mark as pictured below as well. And instead of a 'C' - this one has an...

Oh hell, We got a former Ft. (Useless) Eustis USAALS schoolhouse instructor on the forum!?!? (Former 15T/15Y here.)

GREAT thread! Breathing new life into old machines will always be the best part of GJ. Oh, and nice Union/Parker vise ya got mounted on your bench. (The 4" U/P vises are my favorite all around.) ~Tejaas~

Same for the Yost here. I'm not learned up on the finer points of how to polish steel like a pro... I'm open to suggestions!

That was 2-3 years ago. Still no stink, and no negative aftereffect on the gun.

I ditched the Craftsman Screwdrivers long ago, but had the exact same stink with this little guy: Dipped the POP gun in some distilled white vinegar that i was soaking some old files in - hasn't smelled since. ~Tejaas~

Chilang, Nice Athols. I did a government contract Yost 204 in that exact same color scheme. ~Tejaas~

I've only been to HF twice i think (?). Picked up the 44" box a few years ago after reading all the reviews here at GJ. Money well spent. ~Tejaas~

This is because Uncle Sam requires the unit to repair/replace ('DX') them using PMSKOT. Here is the program page : http://www.peocscss.army.mil/PdMSKOT.html (You'll see the 'tools' link down at the bottom... but it doesn't really matter, because you'll need NIPR access and CAC credentials...