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I am looking ta a 7 piece SAE and 7 piece metric

Would you say the set up to 3/4" should be sufficient?

I am pretty well set up for wrenches but am wondering if its worth adding a set of gear wrenches to the wrench drawers. I currently have (for both SAE and Metric) 2 full sets of combination wrenches, I smaller set (6-7 piece), stubby wrenches and a few sets of flare nut wrenches. I am tempted...

I just did mine about 2 weeks ago. Not bad at all. You will need new drums, springs, cables and a few brackets and hardware.

I have this one and have been really happy with it. Also comes in an 80 gal. 60 gal http://www.homedepot.com/p/Maxair-60-Gal-Vertical-208-230-Volt-Electric-Air-Compressor-C5160V1-MAP/203175522 80 gal...

I was in a Pawn shop a couple months ago and bought a cheap little 1/4" air ratchet. The guy (maybe owner or manager) started talking about tools and told me how all his snap-on stuff had been stolen 3 times. Went on about how people always steal his snap-on and leave the rest. Went on and on...

Got this from Lowes today in the mail. Not that I didn't already have too many brad nailers but wanted one that was 18ga and went to 2". I was really happy with my Porter Cable nailers but after handling this one I'm convinced I will like it WAY better.

I have aso thought about keeping this one and taking the guards etc off to use it as a buffer.

Probably something a little smaller. 6" or 8" Dewalts look pretty nice. Wouldn't mind freeing up a few dollars to put towards some other garage type things.

I have a Sioux 8" bench grinder. It is a 3/4hp unit that looks similar to a Baldor grinder. It seems that these industrial type units fetch a fair buck. I am thinking about selling it and getting something a little different. How much would something like this be worth?

I had the same problem with my welding magnets. metal shavings etc stuck all over them. Seemed you could never get it all off. I found if you use a blow gun and compressor it cleans them off nicely. Thats the only thing I have found that actually works well.

I would get rid of the doors and buy something new

I have a few automotive specialty tools from OEM. They seem to be ok.

I bought one thinking the same thing. Then you can take you time and the price you can buy one is almost the same as the rental.

Have you thought about buying a Stihl Kombi system? I bought one and love it.

I have a speedglass and a MIller Elite. Both are great helmets. If I had to pick one I would stick with the speedglass.

I bought one and started to think I would never use it. Helped a friend work on his ATV. Had to take out some fasteners inside a small storage compartment. It was the perfect tool for the job, anything else would have been a pain. That one use made the couple bucks worth while.

Ikea was exactly what I was thinking too. Absolutely miserable things to push around.

I like Klein screwdrivers as well but I did have my philips wear out after moderate use.

I have this one except mine doesn't have a laser. Very happy with it for what I have used it for. http://m.homedepot.com/p/Husky-7-In-Wet-Tile-Saw-with-Laser-and-Stand-DISCONTINUED-THD950L/100557928 As others have said the snap cutters work very will for a smooth surface tile. I have one and...