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had this issue in the basement of the last house. seems like i had both german and some sorta hornets. worked well was using one of them electric tennis racket flyswatters. but you can only kill so many. i then watched outside a week later at dusk they mainly were going into a poorly siliconed...

Id save 300 bucks, id buy some wood and build one for less than 100 easy

i have used them extensively as my road box set for years, not one issue

rhft is the exception, very good for the coin

see, the thing is always hated them, the low tooth count ratchets, clunky feeling in the hand, thick as heck tools. before 1990 or so id agree for the money cman was hard to beat b/c of the price and ease of availibility, but once brands like apex took over and made gear wrench and husky easy to...

its a ratchet, it snot even a particularly good one. but people still cling to the sears and craftsman nostalgia.

just use degreaser and a hose, pressure washer for really nasty stuff if it wont come off with a hose. i typically just use undiluted simple green. spray on and let sit for 10 mins then spray off.

at that price point ill buy snap on or another tool truck brand

triple square, commonly used on euro cars like vw/audi, benz, bmw, etc

possible, i never tried them. but consider stanley B&D own craftsman its entirely possible

the dewalt blades ARE better, I bought milwaukee blades and tossed them and got more dewalts. the milwaukee blades were not sharp

piano hinge would be cheap and spread the load out better, or add another hinge in the middle.

I have like 5 of the husky branded, home depot foldable knives. never let me down yet and are stupid simple. if im using a regular utility knife its a retractable stanley or the stanley you can do the quick change blades with.

hmm, cheater bar, flaring tool, not centering the work in the jaws, putting the flaring tool in such a way as to create uneven tension (I woulda put it centered HORIZONTAL) in the jaws.. yep, broke vise.

frankly speaking having used many of them over the years: it is hard to beat a clore JNC660. We would abuse them at work and if anything internally the cables would start to fail and fray before the batteries gave up.

^ that paint is still clearly oxidized

while i understand the collectability with that set, its just stupidly priced for the money. but then again people will pay anything for certain collectables. I will never forget the comic book i once sold on fleabay (before it became a PITA to use). 1960 something first appearance of thor, it...

typically ive gotten out some touch stuff by buying a gallon jug of acetone or paint thinner and soaking it well several times. then using a degreaser like simple green or purple power at full strength and brushing with a broom.

ive been super happy with the wera hex plus. previously i used some husky ones for years that worked ok. the wera grips better and doesnt round off as easy

trailer, get a friend and load in bed of truck or large suv (if still in box). I put a HF 27" top and bottom into a ford escape, just folded the seats down lol