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This guy is on a whole different level.

Pretty clever stuff going on here.

You guys prefer the Type 27 or Type 29 when sharpening your mower blades? And if you don't mind, can you tell me whether you prefer 40, 60, 80, or 120 grit?

Are battery drills obsolete for driving screws now? Impact drivers are the preferred choice?

What I don't understand is why do they have both double cut files a single cut files with each having their own three grades? Seems like you would start out with one double cut file and then switch to a single cut file. The way they have it set up, you would go through six steps and have six...

I don't get it. Maybe you guys can tell me why the prices are so different between 3 sellers of the same file.

35 minutes. Wow.

School me on those engine support bars. I've been watching some How-To videos on YouTube. What manufacturer makes the best one or the 2nd best one? Kent-Moore probably makes the best one for GM, but they're around $1000 a pop. What bugs me about the Kent-Moore is they don't have one single...

Which grit number would you choose to sharpen the blade without turning the blade into a pile of metal dust in 5 minutes?

Does it have to be a Tracerline brand, or will any black light work? https://www.amazon.com/Tracer-Products-Opti-PRO-Cordless-Flashlight/dp/B07V9XT5M6?tag=atomicindus08-20

What's your preference? Currently I'm using a pair of Snap-on 87ACF and while they're nice pliers, cutting cotter pins takes alotta effort. They have a larger pair called the 388ACF, and then there's the Knipex 74 01 250. Hmm. :unsure:

The auto makers have been steadily moving away from gaskets. I've been all over YouTube trying to find some common consensus; there is none. Everybody has their own way of doing it. The main message I keep getting is don't apply so much on that it finds its way into things like the oil pump...

Who makes the very best? I find myself wanting to hang the caliper from the strut coil spring because it's close by and seems to be the only thing sturdy enough to support the weight of a brake caliper. I don't want some cheap hooks that are going to bend from the weight. I kind of wanted some...

I don't like it. I gotta be able to feel the torque when I'm tightening a fastener or loosing a fastener. For me it's all about the feel. I'm flying blind if I'm using a power tool. My favorite hand tool for working on small lawn equipment is the Bondhus driver. Super comfortable handle that...

Is the gap on your spark plug too wide? 1. Insert feeler gauge leaf in between center electrode and ground electrode 2. Insert spark plug in between jaws of pliers wrench 3. Squeeze

This is a long shot, but some of you guys might make your own gaskets; who knows, right? I've been making gaskets for a long time. I used to think an X-Acto knife was the way to go, but I've discovered that the X-Acto knife can't get the edges square like scissors can. That's because when you...

These things are awesome. Each reamer has 3 sections. The first section towards the tip is a pilot section to get you lined up with the hole. The middle section is square and it's what does the cutting. The last section is round and it's what goes into the collet of the handle. The only thing I...

Something always happens to the tool box when it's purchased with a credit card. My next box will be purchased in full with cash. The credit card jinxes the box permanently. I've bought three tool boxes on credit and every one of them eventually got damaged in some way. I first bought a Kennedy...

I've never seen anything rated that high on Amazon. 92 percent out of 137 reviews. Unbelievable. https://www.amazon.com/Mayhew-66000-16-Inch-Imperial-16-Piece/dp/B002GKJ20Q?tag=atomicindus08-20

Looking for needle nose pliers similar to these Pro America pliers, but with serrated jaws. Any ideas?