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First off, VCG is a great show and I think Derek Bieri is a great guy. He's down to earth and seems to have a good sense of American patriotism. Part of his monumental success is being able to appease the common folk who works at home in their own garage. The common folk probably doesn't have a...

A Snap-on 8mm wrench listed on eBay. :wtf:

Don't buy it. When you go to tug on it, the ENTIRE roll slips on the spool ! :mad:

Which are the best?Any good ones made in USA? Looking for 4 inch black. Some places call them 4.12 inch.

Fantastic tool. Extremely effective at removing fleas. Glides through the fur with ease. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C85GCLLN?tag=atomicindus08-20

Which one for the Chevy 350 in the 4th generation Chevy truck that started in the production year of 1988? Just tell me the number of the link you choose. There's 5 links. EZ-PZ. Nevermind the prices. 😁 1...

School me on selecting the correct size pilot bit for a 3/16 hole in mild steel 10 Gauge. I center punched the location of the hole and went straight to a 3/16 drill bit. Final hole drifted off center. Apparently, a center punch dimple is not enough. The drill bit was a brand new black...

It's from the Mokong TV youtube channel. The driver seems kind of quiet for an impact driver. Thought maybe it might be one of those new hydraulic kind. You guys know the model number?

Now they're selling on eBay for $500.

What do you suggest for small hoses on lawn equipment? And are serrated jaws too harsh for the tender rubber hoses? Hose size is 3.1mm I.D. x 5.7mm O.D. STIHL FS 91 R

In the world of high-end professional string trimmers, there's a trick to adapt an Echo spool head onto a Stihl trimmer. All that's needed is a flat washer the correct thickness to go in between the Echo spool head and the Stihl thrust plate. The flat washer is needed to keep the Stihl thrust...

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?