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Been reading lots of great things about the M12 tools, but has anyone used the drill or driver for attaching R panels to the walls or roof of a building? I'm talking about using a 5/16 self tapping screw through the sheet metal and into a standard purlin. Does it run a few holes and die? Or...

Run a search for the Champion 3500 watt model. There was a whole section on it at rv.net . Usually around $300 at Tractor Supply. Not the quietest, but decent for the money.

Fluxcore is easy and if you work outside, it's great.

Why go to a restaurant when you can cook at home? Same deal with the truck or your local brick and mortar stores.

We're trialling the 6 mil SAS Ravens right now. So far so good. Around $13/100 of Amazon.

What do the guys who work out in the field use? I have mine on rails in a soft bag in the truck, but they keep coming off the rails. I'm afraid I'm going to have to get a hard box just to keep the sockets organized.

I build some rolling welding tables on cast iron casters. I wanted to mount a 2" receiver hitch on the wall or a post with the tube on the bench. I got divorced and put all that stuff into storage before I could work it out. But I used those tables for working on all kinds of stuff, not just...

My grandfather had one mounted on the front of a John Deere 60 with a wide belt that ran off the flywheel. Yep, that's how things used to be done every day.

It says made in China on back. :(

I dunno if anyone caught this on sale for $13, but it's a disappointment. Normally a $30 set. I thought this would be a decent cheap stubby set since I don't have any stubby tools. I paid $6 for shipping and it arrives in a flimsy envelop with a hole in it and parts missing, including the...

We always seem to wear out the actual brass swivel part no matter the brand, then we started replacing them with stainless steel swivels. http://www.superswivels.com/

Hipster bucket?

I'm a bachelor and let mine get out of hand. I bought CLR in the yellow bottle (for toilets I think). Multiple applications and a regular toilet scrub brush, but it did come out. I was about to borrow some phosphoric acid from work if that didn't work. :D

If you're just heating/cutting the parts you're going to scrap, go for it. If you're heating something that stays on the car, then no.

I don't think I've ever seen anyone use that much PPE, including the guys from the power company who restrung the lines to my house when one of the connectors failed, nor when they replaced our commercial meter last year and had to retie the main lines. I did walk around today to see what kind...

I guess I need to explain more. I'm in the greenhouse business. Electrical power is only critical in the winter. Last month, I had both heaters in one greenhouse go out at night with $60k worth of plants on the bench. The temperature alarm system calls me. I walk in at 10pm, temperature is 53...

Why are 99% of the Klein tools and other "electrical" tools, not "insulated"? I bought a Klein 11 in 1, specifically for the square drive to use on electrical parts and it's not "insulated". And if I want a pair of "insulated" needle nose pliers, I'm going to shell out $40 for a set. I...

They are invaluable when you don't have your tool box. I have a cheap Gerber Suspension and it works pretty well for what it is. I carry it in an aftermarket belt pouch and use it every day. I even broke it once and gerber warrantied it. It did not replace my regular pocket knife though. Saved...

http://www.batteryjunction.com/jetbeam-ba20.html This one was on sale before Christmas for $24. Awesome light. $40 regular price is fair, but I'd keep an eye on it to go on sale again.

Has anyone come up with a good idea for more dividers in these tray tote type bags?