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Turn it off for 24 hours. Then plug it back in.

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Very cool. Have fun cleaning slides and rails. Then lube with paraffin wax. Works bitchen, especially when drawers are loaded

Yeah it's a little tall but @ 6'1" I can make it work. I don't use top of box often. Drawers work well. Not a huge fan of the built in dividers, but it isn't the end of the world. Here is my socket drawer.

All these years I've never owned a "normal" set of pliers. Now I have a couple for home at shop. First trip I scored 2 sk extentions, smaller proto pliers and larger older cresent pliers. $5 for the lot. 2nd trip I snagged old German elbersmit pliers and USA cee tee Co pliers (I've never heard...

Top bottom and side cabinets I'm into for $500 And think I paid $150 for middle box later down the road?

My buddy has a few of these 10" cutters. Which are over 10 years old and still kick *** today. He even uses them to cut small bolts and screws. I picked up a pair for myself and noticed a few differences. The head on new one is about an 1/8" fatter, the curve on the handle is less pronounced...

Just one of the many starrett tools I own in the line of duty.

They are Off because the tang is very flimsy you can bend it by hand. I had one read a 1/4" off before. Realized the tang bumped something and bent. They over hang the body unlike most real tapes.

Westling. A buddy turned me on to them. Asked for them for my bday. The better half picked them up.

I use anti seize aswell. I took a brake and suspension class while in a Toyota tech program and the instructor said he prefers that over anything else. Since then I've been using it on every car and every brake job I've done. Family cars. Friends cars. My own.. not a squeak. And guess what...

I have an opportunity to buy a 5" jaw Japan made craftsman. Seems to be in fully working order. The guy wants $50. Does this seem like a decent deal? Anything I should know about it or look out for? Been wanting a bigger vise for garage. Been looking here and there for a while. No other deals...

Think the 700 e and f are close enough? Wonder the reason for discontinue. Suppose I could take it down to the snap on building. Never went in there before, just need to remember to bring a few snap on items that need to be replaced. Just always forget and nother high on priority list. Thanks

AT700E MADE IN JAPAN I've had this ratchet for quite some time. I haven't been using it alot lately but I've been noticing some issues. The ratcheting feels like it's starting to seize. Very hard turn by hand. Actually impossible to do without a socket attached. It becomes loose fairly easy in...

I've dealt with mac matco snap on and sk trucks. Never once did I ever have to give anything except a name and phone number... paid with cash credit card or even fronted me the tool on word I'd pay next I see him which wasn't even a guarantee of when that could be.

I've been looking for info on the particular machine. Nothing comes up still surprising

Can't find anything on this brand. Made in Argentina. The guy says it's 220v. Tag on motor says 115/230. He isn't sure how it should be plugged in. It has a normal 110 plug without a ground. He says it pulls alot of current at start up. Runs slow at start up on 110 said he had it on a 220...

Thanks. I put a little bit larger crown on the round face since all my others are shallow. That little hand held Rigid belt sander did get quite hot at times. Had to give it multiple breaks

Found some free time. And my old hand held belt sander. Flipped it over on the bench and zip tied the trigger. Worked good enough. Then hand finished 100-150-220-320-400 wet

I wouldn't mind the inconvenient locking mechanism, if the bottom Drawer would stay open a hair, problem is its too heavy being a socket drawer so it doesn't spring back open a bit. I may bend the bottom drawer tabs to avoid the locking bars (if slightly is all that is needed need to play...