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do not dumb down battery charging. lithium ion charging is nothing like lead acid, and simply applying 14v to a lithium ion or polymer pouch battery or an 18650 is derp to the max. Sent from my SM-G920P using Tapatalk

you don't buy bulldozers, you rent them. if you can't get a bulldozer rent the biggest backhoe you can get. if you can't rent a big enough backhoe, then find someone who will grade your property flat for a good price.

In your neck of the woods, 120k would buy you a brand new house. come on. It should be painfully obvious that building a garage is about two steps ahead of where you are right now. The builders know this and that's why they are trying to bleed you of your money. I see this all the time in...

just buy an adjustable dc power supply for petes sake. buy one with current control.

or well aware of snap on, are able to afford it, but aren't willing to pay the idiot prices that snap-on puts on their tools. or are stupid enough to pay for snap-on tools thinking it somehow makes up for their shortcomings.

I had a 4hp 60 gallon compressor and bolted it to a pallet as well. Ran for years and it stayed put.

Re: What to know when looking for a "Cold Cut Metal Saw" if you're just cutting 2 inch diameter and less tubing because all you're going to do is off road fabrication, then say so if you are making decisions based on poor equipment you were forced to use a decade ago, i don't feel...

what are you making with this thing you want to buy? Sent from my SM-G920P using Tapatalk

scroll compressor....just like a honda ac compressor. it would be interesting to see what cfms they get out of it. Sent from my SM-G920P using Tapatalk

i'm in 100% agreement that if you can afford/find the cold saw of the size and power you need, cold saws are actually much nicer and faster to use than bandsaws. Sent from my SM-G920P using Tapatalk

Re: What to know when looking for a "Cold Cut Metal Saw" if you don't have hundred dollar bills falling out of your pockets when you walk around, drive a range rover, or own a machine shop, i would recommend a real-deal bandsaw way before any cold saw. cold...

5 dollars a socket is "budget"?

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nm....thats a hard call. an air ratchet isn't my first, second, or third choice to loosen lug nuts. maybe with a torque multiplier...even then, there are several other toolsi would use before an air ratchet.

those are two different colors. the photo i posted is of the same model vise in the same photo in the same lighting conditions. this rules out any and all variability. Sent from my SM-G920P using Tapatalk

Definitely a break. If it was intentional, it would be a very bad idea. Basically, a break of that sort would reduce the max opening distance of the vise by as much as the break is long. It reduces the utility of the vise by a significant amount, considering that one of the advantages of large...

with respect, although verde green might be somewhat similar, it's not the closest color. Here are my two C1 vises right next to each other. one is original and another is verde green. they are not the same! the modern wilton color is bluer than verde green. as you can see, not the same. I...

Why is this an either or? Is someone putting a gun to your head and demanding that you sell of your SAE wrenches and sockets?

1. Tradesman jaws are not junk, full stop. Though it's not surprising that custom made, quenched and tempered steel jaws that you make are probably superior, given the time and effort you put in. 2. I am well aware of what sintered, hot pressed, and hot isostatically pressed construction is. 3...

come on! wilton tradesman jaws are not junk. this is along the same line as the folks who say that everybody needs a hundred pound vise minimum. for what, to hold their soda cans?