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Re: When your company decides they want to hire "professionals" to weld something ins They could have allocated time during the work day to let our crew do it, but decided this was the better course, and then nobody inspected it before they left either... Sent from my SM-N920P using Tapatalk

When your company decides they want to hire "professionals" to weld something instead Yes, a 120 ton brake press was cracking at the seams and needed to be repaired.... That'll hold! Sent from my SM-N920P using Tapatalk

nice scores, where can i get friends like that? mine seem to just borrow stuff and never bring it back!

i've got a cp772h as well as a cp8072, both 3/4 drive. my milwaukee 1/2" definitely feels like it can hang with the big boys. i used to use them every day working on large ductile iron casting machines. and i'm using my 1/2 every day at work now doing repairs on 200+ Ton brake/punch presses...

bonus of the keter is the weight limit is double the workmate... i've tested it, got on it and stood on it and i weigh 320lbs... lol

i've got one of these.... pretty nice to use, quick to deploy and put away.... http://www.amazon.com/dp/B001CWX26Y/?tag=atomicindus08-20

ive bled brakes and done complete flushes easily with it. i **** all the old fluid out of the reservoir with a baster or something first. then use 5 or 6 pumps at each wheel, you get all new fluid and no air, quality system. takes maybe 10 minutes of actual fluid work to flush brakes completely...

vote for pheonix brake bleeders for me. they are awesome, they have low and high end versions, lots of connectors making it easy to adapt, etc. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00GRV800S/?tag=atomicindus08-20

Omaha Nebraska http://omaha.craigslist.org/tls/5558004548.html looks to be a good deal if someone is in the market for a large ready to go sandblaster with collector.

people would pay good money to see that...

even though it's four years old for the question, if anyone comes looking, i've got the smallest set as well as the 10" and i use them every single day, the small set are part of my "on the body" tool set while at work. i do industrial electrical-mechanical maintenance and i find them to be...

yep, first one i've ever seen like that, looks like a lot of ingenuity, but a lot of stubbornness for refusing to just grab a harbor freight one lol http://omaha.craigslist.org/tls/5515303823.html

Re: Item #11 hose pinchers ( cut off hose air/water supply) bearing/flange seperators, bang them in between stuff pulley holder tool for holding pulleys in place while unbolting. (hint, click quote to see the item, too lazy to link it)

lots of ways people do that, generally people will located the hole with a center pin, then bring the press up, put the tap or a tap handle that fits in there with the tap then come down and manually turn the head so its a perfectly straight tapping, no side tapping that can cause breaking of...

pretty much this, locks are just deterrents when you work in a shop with saws, grinders, chain cutting snips and torches. if someone goes the extra mile to steal stuff, either the company makes good on getting you your stuff replaced with modern equivalents, or you leave and try to get your...

you'll be able to get by with the bare minimum at first until you run into special situations. good sets of sockets 1/4 drive up to 1/2 drive. good ratchets, adapters for impacts (sae and metric, a lot of factories have equipment from the us and foreign) impact driver for self tapping screws...

automotive work can get you into the 10s of thousands for tools. building and industrial maintenance can get by with a few grand in tools in a lot of cases.

hope to pick it up soon. a few bucks doesn't break the bank so if its not this weekend at the outdoor sale it'll be when i'm ready. i've got so many crappy small tool boxes, i put nice tools in bad boxes because the boxes don't make them work any better... lol

mine is much more beat up, but the perfect size, good handle.... bout due to replace the handle with a new one or learn how to wrap the neck in some fancy wire!

i bought the 5 drawer cart this weekend.... the lady was standing there, gave me my receipt back and started to load up the 44" box..... i couldn't do it and told her that it was the wrong item.... *****, even if it was her fault she could have easily been fired and claimed that she stole it...