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I've been a German car mechanic for thirty five years And a tool junkie for longer so I had to buy Stahwille and Hazet wrenches because they must be better right? They are nice tools no doubt however Snap on wrenches are comepletely superior in every metric, thinner, stronger, fit better, better...

I have no idea But that's a great looking tool

I'm sure the 220v machines are great but I've had great luck with my Lincoln 110v Mig welder for the last 15 years it has never let me down I don't recall the model number it has knobs to adj the power and wire speed

No affiliation but good deal: http://elmira.craigslist.org/tls/4883905131.html

Macgyver award for this man!!! The country needs more guys like you

I just google the Hein Werner jack stands: http://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200349988_200349988 Is $65 too much? I didn't know they were that cheap

I would agree. We spend a lot of time on this board talking about COO and quality. Myself I have Rotary lifts, Hein Werner jacks and stands and look at them constantly for problems. Granted I have employees that are using these and am responsible to them and their families for their safety...

Is anyone familiar with the Schwaben tool line sold by ECS tuning The tools seem to be high quality and reasonably priced They don't state coo

I'd have a hard time offering that guy a low price Heck I'd pay full price just to listen to his story The picture of his hand on the Milling attachment is priceless

Harbor Freight and jack stands should not be used in the same sentence Come on fellas you're worth more then that Scrimp on a screwdriver or something

I started in my garage Today I have 15000 sq/ft You never have too much space

Very nice That Starrett truly is the "Last Word"

Best stuff ever

I like that. It'd help if I had a snappy dealer

I have a KRL SO tool box that I always move to the job 'cause I hate walking back and forth.(maybe I'm lazy) Anyway I now have 1/2 and 3/8 cordless impacts that I keep on top of the box that fall over every time I move it I could lay them down but they take up too much room that way. I could...

Sorry to hear of your bad luck I have 3 W7150's that my crew and I have used daily for the past several years I did have one fail, bad trigger, that they replaced under warranty but otherwise no issues. I would recommend them based on my experience

I love cordless. Attached to a dumb air line for 30 years I can't wait till they have cordless blow guns!

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I've got 3 W7150's I bought the first one approx 2 years ago. We have an application that uses a bolt that's torqued to 360ft/lbs. These guns handle it no problem very strong and reliable. The only issue I've had is that they break sockets. I've never had any other impact break Snap On impact...

Question for you A&P guys: Are airbus planes metric or SAE ? JUst curious