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I'll take "What is Legionnaire's Disease?" for $400, Alex.

Priced Snap On? Cornwell has never been good at their fliers. I don't think they've ever printed on without some sort of typo. I think they have the executives kids make them.

All their ratchets fall under the same heading "Ohio Made" in the 2023 catalog.

There is a reason I stopped being a dealer... They were good at telling me all they were "doing" for me, but when I could buy the exact same tool from a warehouse, sell it for less, and make more money, it just got to me. For some reason, they seemed to think slapping the Cornwell name and...

Says "Ohio Made"

I found their old ratchets to be exceedingly strong, and had to warranty very few of them when I had my route. Can't speak for the newer, finer toothed stuff.

Prayers!

When they take the prostate out, they shave the outside of it and test that for cancer. This is the margin test. Obviously, you want "negative margins" (meaning there is no cancer found in the material).

Prayers! Have you gotten your margins report, yet?

4 years clean, this year.

I have three from my prostate surgery.

My Urologist teaches other doctors all over the world how to use that machine. Amazing bit of kit.

It's a long-stalled project I hope to get back to sometime in the relatively near future. Nonetheless, when I find a part I want to use for a decent price, I get it so I have it when I do finally get back on the car. Along with the roof I want to use to make a hardtop, I also have an IRS from a...

Things I've done over the last couple weeks (I forgot about this thread)... Rebuilt the ram on a hydraulic splitter. Cut the roof off an old heap of a '70-'72 Cutlass to use to make a removable hardtop for my never-ending '442' convertible project. Put QD saddlebags on my Harely And no...

That was years ago, managed to finally get them all warrantied, though.

Yeah... I wish such were the case. I used to use a steel wool pad and some carburetor cleaner to get down to the blue so they'd warranty them for my customers.

The issue is more with their pliers. Channellock will not warranty the pliers if the handles have turned green. Seriously.

Everyone sells rebranded Channellocks. The advantage of most tool truck Channellocks is they can warranty what the big box store won't.

And then all the MAC managers, etc., went to Cornwell...

If the gun is clean ad sprays well, sure. Take the air cap off and unscrew the cup, there should be zero paint build up. The action should be smooth. Put some lacquer thinner in the gun and spray a piece of cardboard; the pattern should be smooth and even. As for price, a $1,000-plus...