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sorry but as a person who does a lot of stuff with rusted, busted, rounded, etc bolts i have to say. if you didnt get that little bolt out with a pair of knipex cobras, then you were holding them backwards.....

high pressure air blast. gets the smchoo off pretty good

lithium require a little more tech because you cannot overcharge or overdrain them or else they pretty much become bricks. if the tool isnt meant to run lithium, then theres a good chance you'll get one use out of it before overdrawing on the batteries, etc if you want to keep using it, have...

looks a lot like the welding tables we have for production robots where i work. cool stuff. whats this jig meant to be used for making?

got some engineer pliers, have to say they are pretty awesome. they do seem to do an amazing job at grabbing damn near anything. had a few minutes at work so i took a second to test their claim on the package of "HRC 56". their website claims 60 +-2 HRC as well. i got some weird results, which...

got this same one for 60 last year, and it had a free 3ah battery included as well. so it was an awesome deal. you'll be happy if you grab this one and are looking for generally light duty stuff, even though that impact drive was sinking 5/6x5" lags into studs no problem

looks like i should hurry up and get on this. i've been wanting a decent dp/starter mill for a while and this might suit the need it seems, just didn't want to jump into buying a rebranded hf deal. thanks guys damnit, i get off work finally, call, and its gone :(

ok, i've been scouring a bit, i want a milling machine and found this locally. good deal or no? i couldn't find a whole lot on it. http://omaha.craigslist.org/tls/5641150444.html

cordless metal saw

http://omaha.craigslist.org/tls/5566610678.html proto trak CNC mill, 8500. 1500 left for bits and pieces!!!

for your buddy, tell him to put some nitric acid in the hole and let it sit for a little. then neutralize and get back to workin

blacksmith owned, so hopefully the repair is good on it, looks like the clamping jaw broke completely off, it was reattached , although reattached about 1/8" to the right, it is straight. and the jaws are pinned in place with what looks like hammered wrought iron spikes/pins. i can only hope...

Two small craftsman and a parker no.104 , the 104 was real beat up and needs work, and i mean like worthless to most people who own nice vises. I paid 20 because i need a vise like right now, itll hold and grip stuff, and it can be my beater for when i want to do something abusive with a vise...

those were my thoughts, if they are homeowner duty i'd still grab a couple for random garage placement, still need a small one for my weld table. but no way i'd pay more than 20 for a little 4 inch jaw craftsman with use on it

i probably wont even pull cash out before going to look, the guy is so close i'll just swing by an atm if they are worth it, hes got a few other things so who knows. its memorial day weekend, gonna be in the garage organizing most of it anyway lol, why not try to add more junk to the pile right

really depends for me, if i'm going to even drop 50 on a vise, it better be in good shape, not all dinged up from a hammer with good jaws. and at least be a 4-5 inch jaw. vises are so common, people spend 10 minutes on the internet and think they have gold. i just bought a bench grinder...

call a guy on craigslist (which i'll still probably go out to see) about 3 vises hes selling. "yeah i don't remember what the manufacturer is, but its a real big heavy duty long one, weighs like 40 pounds!" ask how much he says oh im looking to get about a hundred firm for the big one its in...

the main load is for a 7.5 amp ultra drive, second 120v load is for a lift table pulling 10 amps, its a 5kva transformer, and both loads aren't constantly being used, the main 240 load is mostly used, the second 120v load is only used mometarily every 10-20 minutes. when i went through it in...

480 primary and 120/240 secondary. is there any issue with having a load on the 240 x1/x4 while still pulling a load on the x2/x3 and x4 for 120? assuming that both 240 and 120 loads combined are a max of 17.5 amps and the transformer is 40/20 amp rating for the kva and load outputs?

Re: When your company decides they want to hire "professionals" to weld something ins They did.... lol Its already been emailed about. Guess we will see what happens tomorrow Sent from my SM-N920P using Tapatalk