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I had to play phone tag with the local Fastenal store for a good week or 2 to see if they can warranty acouple Armstrong tools that were not purchased through them. After calling Danhar about the situation, they said they CAN warranty them, but they must be sent to the factory, reviewed and then...

I've done the s10 frame swap, you'll like the ease of it, especially if you're skilled enough to make the mounts yourself. I dont really think a 4.3 is that great of a source for a driver. All steel truck with a little ole 160 base hp TB motor. That's solely my opinion, I have a 1991 s10 with a...

Jet has acouple nice fluid cooling bandsaws for under 1500. I was looking at one for 850ish.

I have a pair of the craftsman, not the ones you linked to but the other 'style' and i hate them with a deep passion. I like my Vice Grips any day!

I couldnt get the armstrong website to load for me earlier. know of another site to look for a dealer? Thanks for the link, not bad i guess to get 3 of em at about 20 each.

Anyone know where I can get a head kit for this ratchet. My supervisor has 4 that are bad, told me to fix him one and fix me 3.

Hobart is Miller.. its Millers 'cheaper line' by price, not quality. I have a handler 187 myself, along with a huge *** miller 300 arc with external wire feed. you'll be fine with a handler 187 or a millermatic 185, the lincoln 175 is fine and dandy, i just think the hobart and millers weld better

I have this cart, well the company supplied it to me. Thankfully I dont work in an environment where I have to lock my tools up every night. Everyone knows what they own and what they dont own.

Re: Quality The problem is you're prob using a dewalt or other lowes type of blade and for thicker stuff, it just doesnt cut that fast. I do metal fab all the time, bodydrops (hot rodders call em channels), 4 link setups, etc. so i use it on anything from .125 to .250. My saw did smoke and...

I have a set of blue point combination ratchet wrenches.. i love em. I was at Sears the other day and looked at the Craftsman box end ratcheting wrenches and man, they were cheesy as hell. they werent smooth, they rattled, they looked like the old school MAC double box ratcheting wrenches...

damn the coke operations must be huge in Ohio... just kidding.. house and garage looks good.. i am looking for something along those lines where i am at, but it would start around 400-450k and go up from there. so i gotta work the corner for a few more decades.

we have a huge pile of dead IR air tools at work and the central pnuematics they bought (our job is based on a budget with the supervisor getting a kick back as to what is left, so he's the cheapest dude you'll ever meet) and the centrals have worked twice as long as the IR's.. i think its a...

I do it on the side.. i did mine in a day to throw something up and a buddies site http://www.thefabshack.com http://www.untouchablekustomz.com

Personally my only problem with your site and standing from someone who tinkers in web work is acouple of things. first off is using the free host by godaddy.. it basically makes someone think if you cant spend what small hosting is now a days at 4-6 dollars a month, then how good is your...

Yes, that was the old 4 link/backhalf on my Nissan.. its ripped apart now for more work.

You'll find something i'm sure around the carisle swap meets or the various antique places in york and lanc.

Welding Training and testing institute www.welderinstitute.com Allentown, PA.

Being stock frames are only .120 a good 110 will work. The method is where it will hold, or will not hold. What I would do is if you can, slide part of the subframe into the old frame. If that isnt able to be done, then have a gap about the thickness of a nickle (I actually put a nickle between...

This looks like the kit I will end up getting. I am sure I will use it more then just getting my core away from my inner fenders and the inners away from the firewall. Thanks a lot guys!

The bottom piece is .125 stainless plate, the top piece is .250 stainless. .035 stainless wire using a tri mix. Heat was set at 26-27 amps and wire speed was set around 5-6 and i push my welds. Pushing your weld keeps the area hot and the weld really pushing in. The machine is a Miller 300 arc...