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    Basement Garrage Ideas

    My lovely wife and I are looking at a couple of houses, and though they each have decent garage spaces, they also have large unused basements. (2200 square feet in one case) Since my primary addictions is motorcycles, and I live in a part of the world that is COLD 5 months of the year, I'm...
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    Interchangeable Scredriver Systems

    Interchangeable Screwdriver Systems I'm trying to replace a screwdriver set from my motorcycle tool kit. I've considered just using 1/4" bits but the driver head is too bulky. I've found a tiny set from Wiha, but they are only available in precision sizes. Other than that I've seen some stuff...
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    Milwaukee Choice (FUEL or Not)

    When I bought my first house (current house) my father in law bought me a 9 tool RYOBI 18V cordless set. Over the years I have added a lithium set to that and a few loose tools (Jigsaw, Vacuum, Grinder). I've generally bee happy with them, but after using his Rigid kit, wish I had upgraded...
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    Drawer Swap

    I'm looking to trade one of my large drawers from the base cabinet of my smooth paint HF 26 inch box for the two mid sized drawers. I've contacted the parts department and they can get them for me at a cost of: Drawers - 30.15 each Slides - 13.74 And since its a special order it's going to...
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    Sears Experience

    I rebuild old Motorcycle (Just starting out) and have the majority of tools I think I need, but recently I saw the Craftsman 6 point wrenches on here and thought maybe I should pick a set up. My thought was that a 6 point wrench would preserve the finish on 40 year old bolts and nuts better...
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    Splined Universal Sockets (Why?)

    Is there any good reason to use a universal socket? On a standard bolt? I recently bought the Canadian Tire FULL socket set and got these Black Chrome universal sockets. I'm not sure if I should take up the space in my tool chest or leave them in the box in storage. Why do these things exist...
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    Proper Tool for Honda Hose Clamps

    Someone here must know they proper tool and technique for these. I recognize that in some places it's easier to just replace the clips with something else, but on restorations I'm trying to use the original parts. And besides, they use so many of these silly things there must be a right way...
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