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As in the m12/m18 line being their primary line of cordless tools before something new comes out? 5 years? 10? 15!? There's so many good sales now but I'm having trouble buying tools I won't use frequently knowing they'll be outdated someday

I'm not that familiar with the design of either. Generally speaking, batteries aside, based on the design what will last longer a quality air impact or a quality brushless electric impact?

Looking at picking up a new used tool box box #1: cornwell 12 drawer 42w and 24d overall 22.7d drawers. It was made by kennedy in 2001 and parts are no longer availible Box #2: snap on 7 drawer 40" wide 20" deep The snap on would be newer. It's smaller though. Which would you choose...

Looking to get a 1/4" pneumatic riveter and hand riveter. I'm leaning towards the astro pr-14 which does 3/16”, 5/32”, 1/8”, 3/32”, and 1/4". I've heard good things about the HF but figure the astro makes more sense since it is probably better made, within $10 of the HF, and will do 3/32"...

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0002SRNO6/?tag=atomicindus08-20 I think I saw this for $100 last week, unless I was looking at a different listing. This is the cp7200s... the cp7200 (which I believe is the same sander, just without the sand paper, someone correct me if I am wrong) goes for...

Is it a bad idea to bid on this?

It'll be used mainly for removing double sized tape from body panels. I much prefer a razor wheel but the only one I have seen is a dynabride which is 400 dollars and out of the question. As far as eraser wheels, tool advertized as one I've found is made by astropneumatic. I suppose I could...

Not sure on the quality as it's an autozone brand I believe, but seems to be a good deal for $50. Goes for 150 on summitracing. http://mobiledistributorsupply.com/universal-cooling-system-filler.html

Looking for a air drill to be used mainly sheet metal/spot welds and the occasional broken bolt. I figure around 800rpm would be a good general purpose speed and matches up perfect for a 3/8" spotweld bit. I'd like to keep it under 200. Found a CP that looks pretty nice, 800rpm and has a...

I need a new drill, and want to go with the m12 line. i currently have the m12 ratchet and m12 fuel 3/8" impact, I would like to eventually switch to milwaukee entirely (have a dewalt hex impact and light). I can get a kit with 2 2.0ah batteries 1 xc battery, the milwaukee hex impact driver...

I need a new drill, and want to go with the m12 line. i currently have the m12 ratchet and m12 fuel 3/8" impact, I would like to eventually switch to milwaukee entirely (have a dewalt hex impact and light). I can get a kit with 2 2.0ah batteries 1 3ah battery, the milwaukee hex impact driver...

Just got my first air hammer.... ph3050b with the quick change bit setup with the collar. Put a bit in and it slides forward and backwards. Are the bits supposed to have a lot of front to back play?

Anyone know of any good quality reasonably priced and body part stands sold online? Doesn't have to be the nicest ones out there but needs to better than the harbor freight ones. I'm talking about the folding ones like these

https://meh.com/ 8 packs of 18 for $8 never used them but they get good reviews on amazon and cost 8.99 for a pack of 30 this is a daily deal site (the former woot.com before it was sold) so it's a today only deal

I've done searching and found a thread with people recommending enerpac or spx I searched for those and they're all like a grand I'm not trying to spend that. Aside from those all I can really find is tool truck brands and the blackhawk/HF/ebay kits. I'm planning on getting the snap on kit which...

I've read a bunch of comparison threads but price is a consideration in most. Which one would you choose if you could get them for the same price (210 for timax 235 for mg325 new)? Also which is more reliable and easier to get parts for/repair?

I am making a couple largish (~3x5ft) target stands out of 1x1 steel tubing. It is pretty much covered in rust and is pitted. It doesn't need to be showroom quality and I do not want to spend a ton of time grinding off all the rust or spend a lot of money on it. The paint is inevitably going to...

Is it best to throw the batteries on the charger when not in use to top off, or use it before it until it starts losing power to charge?

I'm looking for one of those screwdriver holder things that goes on the side of a toolbox (you know with the holes in it so you hang screwdrivers/pry bars vertically). Anyone know what I'm talking about and where to get it?

are the pinless really worth over 200% more? I know they are supposed to last much longer... are there any significant differences other than that?