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This is very good advice. Steve

Have a Milwaukee 2610-20 drill/driver that the brake has stopped working. Is there a fix for this short of a new drill? It is annoying when driving screws. Thanks in advance, Steve

When Sears goes under it will be a sad day indeed. This is for the older folks that remember what Sears was back in the day. All the little self important critics will just have to find someone else to bash. Steve

Do not shake aluminum paint. A guy at work used one at a hardware store and it exploded. Google it up. Steve

I have the same problem with my chassis ear. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Steve

I have loosened the head pipes at the manifolds to relieve pressure,also. I have also seen double wall pipe collapse internally. Steve

Plugged catalytic converter. Test for back pressure ahead of the cats. Anything over 1 or 2 psi when you blip the throttle is trouble. Steve

Guy at work has the Snap-on and absolutely loves it. It is also quiet if that is a factor. I know that is a relative thing cutting metal but the saw itself doesn't add to the racket. Steve

We have the Evolution saw at work. Two things to consider. That thing is the most ear splitting SOB you will likely ever experience. The blades are $100+ to replace. It does do a good job,however. Steve

Chesterton nickle is very good but hard to find. Used in industry a lot and has a loyal following with millwrights. Steve

Try weldingtipsandtricks.com. Lot's of good info there. Steveweldingtipsandtricks.com

Mice like Pex tubing. Might think about that. Steve

How do I contact the gentleman that repairs hydraulic jacks on this forum? Thanks in advance, Steve

Hello, my name is Steve and I just found this forum after a Google search for floor jack repair. Seemed like an interesting place and would like to participate. I'm 58 and retired from a large corn processing plant several years ago. I run a small auto repair business now and have taken a job...