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I didn’t spend anything. It’s under “educational material” or something like that. Can’t remember exactly. I originally found out about it when Starrett made a tweet around Christmas time saying anyone could order it for free. It was all sold out at the time. A couple weeks ago I remembered it...

Nope you still can. Coincidentally, just got a bunch in the mail for the shop last week. Posters, cards, several things.

Where was this tool when I started my thread! :bounce:

Buy with confidence. Excellent price, insanely fast shipping, parts as described. Couldn’t ask for more. Would buy from again anytime.

‘04 The timing chain has already been replaced so maybe, hopefully, that might help? Lol Thanks for all the replies guys. This thread has it all. :beer:

Yeah I don’t have any air stuff. I’m a welder/fabricator by trade. So all auto impact stuff will be done only for personal use. However I do the work at my shop which is a full professional setup as far as compressors and stuff. Good point allowing me to clarify. Thanks for the replies...

Ok so I need to replace the crank seal on my CRV. Here’s my plan -Aircat 1150 1/2” -Lisle 19mm Honda harmonic balancer socket -Gray Pneumatic impact socket set Basically I can buy all those for cheaper than paying someone else to do the job. Plus I get to keep the tools for other stuff I wanna...

Couldn’t agree more. And I’m sure Chicago Electric and Central Pneumatic naming is purposefully confusing also.

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Cool story, but I have the same exact hood which I’ve used everyday for 8 years. That is exactly what happens when the batteries get low. So it’s best to change them yearly as preventative maintenance.

Change the batteries. I know it’s brand new, but that’s exactly what happens when the batteries are low.

What brand sockets? I have Snap On sockets and never noticed an issue. Just yesterday I had to borrow a spark plug socket. Kobalt brand. And it was noticeably tighter than anything I own. Edit- ratchet was a Snap On FL80

I also use a Miller DE. I’m a welder/fabricator. I worked with several guys with the Speedglass and they work very well. Never seen an issue. I wouldn’t hesitate to pick one up when my Miller does.

Great job!

Anyone know who makes the Mac pocket prybar/screwdriver set? 2pc set pn: SDP2 Screwdriver pn: PN2B Prybar pn: PN2C

Superlube is what Snap On uses. I’ve used moly grease in an old snap on 36 tooth 1/2” before and it worked fine.

Heh. Yep. Appreciate it.

I’m not dead set on front exhaust or any feature really. Just thought the Mac one I borrowed once was neat. So I appreciate the rec. Thanks. Will look into it more.