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https://www.kimballmidwest.com/All-Products/Cutting-Tools/Drill-Bits/Jobber-Length-Drill-Bits/826161/ I have this set from Kimball Midwest... They were pricy $$$ but they have proven themselves time and time again and are great bits. I also have a couple sets of Snap-On bits that I won't...

I lost a Snap On 15mm semi-deep 3/8" socket into "no mans land" of a Wrangler. I looked for it for 10min or so and just chalked it up as a loss. I bought another one off of the truck. About 8months later, same customer, same jeep comes in for brake work. I start the job and see my socket...

I was fully prepared just to buy another one. My driver suggested that he could send it in and have it repaired for a flat fee. I think that he said that it would have been around $150. He and I were both surprised that they warrantied it and didn't charge a penny.

A couple months back I bought a Snap On cordless Li Ion CTR761B 3/8" ratchet off of the truck. I used it daily and it was fantastic...one of the best purchases I've made in a while. I was working on trans of a Jeep and made the mistake of leaving the ratchet laying on the inside of the front...

Painters tape on all of the finished edges and heavy paper on the lengths will keep the paint better than with no protection at all. Sacrificial rags like Skipnay said above And take your time. If you get in a rush or try to hurry to get something finished before the night is over or...

KRSC43 I've been eyeballing this one up on the truck for 3 weeks. Its super-nifty. I don't see anything about it that I would change. I was unsure about the lid until I tried it and its the way to go for sure.

Yep, I've exhausted all local options. The only Bryant dealer local to me does not seem to want to sell me one??? I've called and pestered them 4 times.

I got a free boiler for my garage to run the radiant heat. I have it plumbed in and have started it up just to make sure all is well. I just need a draft hood to finish the job. I have tried all of the local HVAC shops in the area and online. I cant seem to find one. I need a 6" necked down...

I've seen it all. Comparing an EPIQ to the HF box....lol I think high 3k is a darn good deal. That box would sell for upwards of 6k here, used. Snappy dealer would get around 9k for it.

nonsence, if your floor cracks and shifts enough to break that tubing, you will have much much more to worry about than the pex in your floor. Do it the way you described. My 50x40 is fine after 5yrs of buried pex in the floor.

I used to have access to one, and I've thought about this. I would probably come up with an icon or something as opposed to my name or initials. It kills any resale value when a name is scribed onto hand tools. Regardless, looks good though. What engraver are you using for that?

He'll check back in around 2025 or so.

I cant keep my eyes off of your cars long enough to get a look at the floor....

Good to know. I have been looking for a new shop management program to replace the one currently in use for us. I have tried Advances' Moto Shop and found it too user un-friendly, also my customers hated the invoice layout. I just signed up for a 3mo trial, I'll keep you posted on my...

I have long been interested in both art and knife making. You truly have a talent that is fading with generations. I hope that you can pass your knowledge onto a young person that can keep your tradition alive. These are some great examples of your craft.

pretty kool...i'd leave them as is and hang em' with pride

http://www.dennysbeerbarrelpub.com/ Its a 5hr drive from NY but you'll get your authentic big burger that you want and you'll pass plenty of truck stops on the way.

Wow, that is super nice. Great looking work station!

In a shop environment, ease of warranty is important to me. I buy all snappy for the commonly broken, hard use tools. I don't want to spend my free time in the evenings going to Sears or Harbor Freight to swap out the 14mm socket that I need tomorrow. As far as quality is concerned, there are...

This.