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I have a tekton torque wrench and am probably going to order their 16 piece made in the USA screwdriver set. They seem to be pretty good quality for the cost

Came to read about a welder for a non welder because I want one (no immediate use), but from the sounds of what your doing the hitch pin ideal seems like it would be WAY better in the long run. The rust thats going to happen wont matter nearly as much as the pin will work as well rusty as it...

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Nope no am/fm, but my phone does that anyway if I really wanted it. I typically just stream from the net. Also have a regular audio input so you can hardwire anything else to it if you wanted. . They make several different versions.. I bought the roll 2 first at about 100 bucks and was so...

I never got the usage of a "job site" radio.. I have a ue megaboom and a ue roll Bluetooth speakers I use. Good sound quality, long battery life, waterproof, and not so big and bulky. I use my megaboom 4-5 hours a day and charge it on my weekend each week and it's still got plenty of juice left...

Another Lowes trick is that when your standing in line pull out your phone and jump on eBay. There 15 off 50 coupons are about 2 bucks and delivered to your email moments later, you just show then the coupon on your phone and they scan it and you save about 13 dollars on every 50 if you plan...

Both are good.. but I think Bosch is a bit better.. most of the DeWalt die hard I know from a few years ago have all switched to Bosch or Milwaukee.. I personally do the Bosch 12v stuff and can't see don't anything else for my needs

Kreg jig for pocket holes and glue.. I think the joints end up stronger then using a metal bracket since it's less likely to pull out the end grain.

Nice forum name.. I would think you'd get a lot of spam with that used on forms that are publicly visible.

Oh that makes sense.. I really want a small tank with a big pump.. would suit my needs better then my 60 gallon since I would gain back sooner space.

This right here.. I guess if money is no object then the baf is probably higher quality, but they are really proud of their fans. I've been looking at smart fans and they make what seems to be the best one there too.

Lol.. probably wasn't originally a match, but I'd love to have that pump on the little 30 gallon tank.

90 percent of the told I have I don't need. This weekend for example I needed a 1/4" drill bit that was about 8" long to run a piece of cat 5 at my ex wife's house.. so I bought a few different sizes that were 25" long and a 4' flexible 3/8" bit just because I can.

110v power only.. I don't believe that there is a true 3 hp compressor that's going to work. And especially not without going to a larger then normal circuit which would typically be a no go if they can't do 220v

I like it.. I was going to buy the puma 2 stage 40 gallon, but ended up buying a 60 off Craigslist. It's way overkill and I still think I should of bought a smaller unit.

Wow.. I stopped installing satellite 11 years ago and both those were old then. Old enough I would toss em even back then.

So you were looking at a belt driven oiled compressor, but then saw a YouTube video of a direct drive oiless compressor of the same brand that's normals half the cost dying so that steered you to look at a direct drive oiless compressor from a different manufacturer that costs twice what the one...

meh that'll buff out

I do have one other suggestion.. And its location dependent.. Call around to any tool places. I did & one of the places local to me called Idaho Tool sells the Belaire 216v for I believe 869.. While that is a little more then the HF unit, its actually the same exact unit, except with a 2 year...

Dude it's the same pump and a slightly smaller motor as the most expensive compressor on your list.. it's not made by harbor freight.. it like Quincy, Chicago Pnumatic, Bellaire and a few other brands are all made by Atlas Copco. We all know that some of what HF sells is junk, but there are...