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Drives, i'm going to recommend the mag drill for that. I just dont see it ending well using a hand drill on steel as such.

I was just at the dentist on friday for a cleaning and thought those would work great for picks and such, should've asked them about it, but i figured they just keep sterilizing and reusing until they are junk.

Rocket: I ran an 89 lincoln town car aka the landyacht for a few years as my road car. I changed the heater core so i feel your pain. Had to loosen or remove the entire dash, to slide the heater box out. Wasn't a terrible job but it was time consuming. I hate to admit this but i bypassed the...

I bought they stanle 1/4 and 3/8 drive and wrenches all in one set a few years ago at wally world, to say the least i've been impressed, have yet to break it and it's my go to grab box. I've used it on anything from a weedwacker to a cat d9 and haven't had a problem yet. Wish i could say the...

Drives: Yeah it's missing the spring, but from talking to many others on different blacksmithing groups it seems to be a common thing, along with the mounting bracket missing. Most just make a spring to fit, which is what my plan is, i have a bunch of old leafs from different applications...

Here's my latest vise find and my first post vise. Found it on craigslist saturday night, first one to talk to the guy, went and picked it up last night. Paid 100 for it, 5" jaws, barely any slop, screw assembly works great, only thing it needs is a new spring, which is no big deal. Also this is...

Bumped to the Top! Accepting offers and trades on one or the whole lot! Thanks for looking!

^ what vise?

Thanks for the update outlaw, still waiting on my victim, although i hope i gave my SS good ideas and help. This being my first year involved in the GJSS program, i want to make sure to gift something my victim will truely enjoy and make sure it gets there in time. At this point in time, i'll...

Our antique fire engine at one of the companies i run with originally had an exhaust primer on it. It's a 1957 Gmc 450. We upgraded it to the new style electric primer a few years ago. Never heard much on how well it worked when younger/new.

Oh what the heck, I'm In!

Bought the Craftsman and williams for 60, 30 each.... :lol_hitti

Went to buy a craftsman RP USA wrench roll 5/16-1-1/8" locally and then found these Williams pebble finish 1/4-1 1-1/6" wrenches in the roll with tags, ended up with the pair for 60.

Hey everyone, bear with me, this is my first for sale thread. Currently i have a mix of bonney,tru-fit, armstrong, williams and other wrenches for sale with more to come. All are in as found/purchased condition. So they may have rust and or grease and or dirt on them. Prices do not include...

My newest Wilton and first wood vise addition. Found in a scrapyard, not bad for 9 bucks.

I've done exactly this when we ran out of propylene. Works just as good for what i've used it for.

My experience is mostly limited to propane and propylene(mapp) gas. Since your only cutting and heating either of these should work fine for your application. I would recommend propane since it's much more readily available and the cheapest option. We run Propylene at work and i have propane...

Fish: Been there, tried that both ways. I went the electric route for my shop two years ago, at the time was a 24x26, insulated doors, block construction, no insulation on the walls. It worked pretty good, 5k heater, but it ran up the electric bill. Last year i ran propane 30-60k btu forced...

Well guys i think i've figured out what i'm going to do after talking to a bunch of people about my issue. Just going to have to add on to the existing outflow and return manifolds to add another zone, with valves and it's own thermostat just for the shop. It's only about 10' from the furnace to...

^ snap on already has/does make a 5/8 drive. Also if you think 3/4 is big, try 1 1/2 or 2 1/2 drive, there's also larger specialized drive sizes.