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I use a work light, over my shoulder, and shine it directly on the work area. If it triggers the helmet, adjust the helmets sensitivity accordingly, or move the light back a bit. I have a Miller helmet, and have never have had many issues, but i have the sensitivity set for my bench setup. When...

Don't rely 100% on the arc to illuminate the work piece. Shine some good light on your work area, and you will notice a difference I bet.

Smith and arrow makes a .032 3" wheel. They cut really well. They don't last as long as the thick green 3m ones, but they give a very thin curf, and they make a very nice clean cut.

The setup at the new house looks great!

Find a used blue bird if you can wait it out a bit. They are made in the USA, easily collapse for storage, can be moved in or out of a truck by one guy. They are $1000 new, but I got mine on CL for $100 and have seen 2 on CL since for $150.

Helping a friend find a locker or side box for his KRL1003. It must be red to match the rest of the box. PM me with any leads, thanks!

The seller and I are working out the shipping details now... this will be a very nice addition to my collection. I appreciate the head up.

I sent the guy an email, hopefully I can get it.

looking at ratchets alone, having examples of every era of snap on ratchet in my collection, in my opinion the current dual 80's are the best they have ever made.

Nice finds, sent you a pm on the snap on stuff.

And that is what the current CEO is all about. It was predicted when he was appointed that he would try to turn eBay into a discount venue for retailers, and that's exactly what he is taking steps towards. Bring back Meg Whitman!

The interesting thing about this box is that the "Snap-On Chicago" was made on both sides of the handle. Some have it to the left of the handle, like yours, some to the right. Mine has it on the right of the handle. Nice find, do the sockets have a crosshatch knurled band around the center, or...

Looking for a used dynafile II pneumatic belt sander. May consider trades as well.

It looks like the longer version, so its probably about 1926-1928 era.

It's beautiful! The patina on the lacquered brass is very nice.

As I had figured......

So Snapmoms ID wasn't reliable enough that you had to go to a guy who doesn't even specialize in Snap on? Who do you think he went to to get his info?.......

To avoid the purple/blue color on a SS weld, you really need a follower cup, or a purge chamber. I know that if I tack something and use the correct post flow and keep the torch on the tack, it wont torn blue/purple. But when running a bead, the torch cant stay on any one area long enough for...

I can't imagine it being 1/16" SS, seems a bit thick for a boats sink, but I could be wrong. SS will wear down cut off wheels quickly, smallmdremel ones will take forever. I'd recommend using a 4.5" grinder and a cut off wheel recommended for SS.

I had figured you were older as well.