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I just traveled to a mining expo in northern Ontario, and atlas copco was there showcasing some of their stuff. They had this impact wrench on display, and I tried it out. All I can say is that its a beast! 7g ft/pounds is pretty crazy...

Arctic cat likes 9mm on their snowmobile electrical parts, along with their plastics tie downs. Kawasaki likes 11mm on their bikes.

I can see the bonus to wireless charging, but because there is no physical contact, the charge rate must be lower. Right?

As the the title asks, are pneumatic screwdrivers useful? Or are they just a fun gadget to have? I was just looking at a few cheap ones, and was pondering the idea.

Just picked this 1.4mm spray gun out of the clearance bin at my Canadian Tire. Got it for $29, norm $50.

Seeing as a few people posted about pocket lights and flashlights recently. This is a cheap work light that I purchased on clearance for $10. Its not super bright, but does the job, the extra plug is also handy. Its around 500 lumens. This is my most powerful Flashlight. I purchased this one...

I have this light that i got from walmart. I love it. Its small and compact, but bright and weighty in the hand. Use it everyday. http://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/the-stryker-flashlight/6000188099232 When looking for a flashlight, the more lumens, the better ;)

I would like to add, that if you have any more info / experiance about batteries, I would be happy to add it to the main post.

all batteries should be charged at first sign of discharge, I am currently making a guide to li-ion batteries, hint hint nuge nuge ;) Check it out http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=265440

Re: A Guide to Lithium-Ion and Lithium Polymer Battery Charging space for more info ( no im not trying to increase my post count)

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Please Note, I will be creating this guide over a few days, so what you see now is not the finished product. NOTE: I AM NOT A EXPERT ON BATTERIES! THIS GUIDE IS BASED ON MY KNOWLEDGE OF WORKING WITH LIPO / LION / LIFE BATTERIES. THEREFORE, THE INFORMATION PROVIDED MAY NOT BE 100% CORRECT. I AM...

If I learned one thing from my old rc cars, is that most eBay lipos are just not worth it. The quality control is usaly ****, resulting in bad solder connections, and crappy wiring. They also like to over state the capacity and max amprage of their battery's. UNLESS there are good review's for a...

I live in northern canada, and I have a unheated single car garage that gets quite cold during the winter months. I have been using a 120v portable fan heater by placing it close to me when working, but would like something a bit more powerful. I dont want to use a propane heater though, as I...

New member, having a look at my sig :D