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Shouldn't you really be buying everything in 12.9? 4.8 is plenty for most everything I do with bolts. 8.8 and 10.9 are cool to have around for automotive stuff. 12.9 are also used on cars, but I mostly see very specialized fasteners in this grade. I would get 8.8 and if you ever really need...

I have done a good bit of business with 1000bulbs. They are not always the cheapest, but they have great service and good sales people ime. I had an order that was pretty messed up via Fedex ground and they made it right and then some

That goes double for water in a recirculating system. That was not a smart thing to put into your mouth on purpose...

man....what if that thing tips over and lands on your toe. Bummer dude

No way I would pick 30FT of access personally. It's tight either way but I go for the 50x50 or similar.

I don't like that the packout isn't square inside. The little metal thing on the bottom of the rolling chest can go away The aluminum corners are awesome tie downs but hamper the usefulness of the boxes. Overall they are 7/10. Extremely beefy, quick and simple to use, easy to tie down, rolls...

Deadbolt frame? Electrical baseplate? What? If it's in 'drill' mode then no the clutch/torque setting will not work. It needs to be in the driver mode. It is Milwaukee's most powerful cordless drill. It is not the best option for precise or torque sensitive work. I have no problem using mine...

You could wrap the post in expansion joint foam. Tear away the top portion after the concrete cures and use a sealant/caulking designed for the purpose to fill the void left around it. I think most people would just pour straight over it

Hello I own every Cobra except the 400mm And every Plierswrench... You can ignore the 125MM and 150MM sizes IMO. That small, other styles of pliers are probably more useful. The 180mm, 250mm are the sweet spot for both styles. The 300mm are useful for bigger stuff.. but as mentioned they get...

The furnace will not know if the sheathing is stamped UL3328 That said if you are concerned with the insulation of the wire you could grab a 10ft length off McMaster https://www.mcmaster.com/high-temperature-wire/

Well O.K I have made enough money with my AHP to buy a Blue or Red painted machine But I'm just going to go ahead and keep using the AHP. I did have to replace the torch body just last week after 3 years. $12.98 on amazon....

No no no- you misunderstand OP can't fix it He can only describe to us how easily he could do it, if he could do it

You have what is known colloquially as "a bad attitude"

People calling Tekton a marketing company... People suggesting "snap-on" torque wrenches... Yep, good thread.

cmon cybr..it even says in the photos "High Quazlity Brand LED"...what more do you need to know?

Hmm guess your right. Looks like Menards has them all private labelled Masterforce now. They sold them under the Sanborn name for a long time, probably still some on the floor with the Sanborn name

There's a lot of people out there doing things they know are wrong, and pride never enters the equation. That kind of stuff I will freely pass judgement on

Pretty common, the concrete is not going to cause you grief IMO. I have uncovered many form boards in walls over the years. They hold up just fine

Plus one for me. Alphatig has been a great machine for my money so far, but the primeweld looks like a better value and folks speak highly of the customer service

Get some ECX drivers :rocker: