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Streamlight Strion 1/4" cordless impact bit driver with P2, P3, and 10mms bits 3/8" cordless impact Power probe III Autel MaxiSys Pro Demand In-Force

I was the same way when I was a kid. Regrettably I lost a few of my dad's tools or left them outside where they would rust. I had no idea either monetary or utilitarian value of a nice set of tools or how to keep them nice, despite the way my dad got on me about it. I thought he was just being a...

Just to be clear. I think this is the same gun I have, among a few. I used standard industrial fittings. The hose is on a reel, I havn't measured it, 30' maybe. Pressure is at 90 psi. The gun takes off lug nuts practically instantly. I did switch to v-style fittings but not because I was having...

Okay. I'm just saying how many people have used this gun with standard industrial fittings and their pressure set at 90psi static, and do not have this problem? At least one for sure that I know of. So I don't think you need to change your fittings or crank up the pressure to 130 for the gun to...

This thread is too much about fittings and air pressure. With regular fittings and 90 psi you shouldn't have any problem removing a properly torqued lug nut on any passenger vehicle. I don't think harbor freight has great quality control. They're cranking tools out as cheaply as possible, wider...

I use a 3/4" drive 19mm socket routinely for Honda crankshaft pulley bolts with a 3/4" impact or breaker bar. Edit: I guess I'm unclear what the drive size is.

Yes it's fine. There are differences but you will not damage the impact tool by using it with a hand wrench.

+1 %90 of the time this is what I use. It'll change your life.

No, but for most of the screws I deal with I only need to use the screwdriver handle to crack the screw loose, then apply a rolling motion to the blade of the screwdriver with my fingertips and the screw is out in about two seconds. I can imagine that if you were screwing into something like...

Just ask the snap on guy. Also check with fluke. They may have updated the part/number but they're fairly standard.

I just threaten whatever I'm working on with my SO hammer and it knocks itself loose before I get the chance. SO is really nice, but it's the $$$ that makes you think twice. Trusty Cook is also very nice as I believe some of my older SO hammers are made by Trusty Cook. I like the cooshy handle...

Well it's kind of you to point that out. I'm so glad I asked.

Thanks, I got through engineering school so I think my math is okay. My screen says $27 vs. $34 shipped for just the 3/8", or $81 for the three HF vs. $132 for a four set of GW. Obviously they are not the same.

Not really... http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00BTEXVCK/?tag=atomicindus08-20 http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00BTEXPDK/?tag=atomicindus08-20

Wouldn't you rather have the Gearwrench 120xp ratchet for just a little bit more?

Good screwdrivers are a relatively small investment and make all the difference. I don't know why anyone would try to skimp there. But that is a really sad way to break a screwdriver. I thought HF was trying to step it up with their pro line.

What boxes DO compare to snap on or matco? Does anyone have an International tool box, Waterloo, Viper, or Extreme that they would like to compare. What do you have to spend to get a top quality box without the name brand markup?

It's not really an issue of strength. Cr-V is harder, more wear resistant, and excellent for hand tools. It is also brittle and doesn't handle the shock of an impact wrench as well as Cr-Mo. Cr-V can break in half when used with an impact tool and send chunks of metal flying at speeds high...

I have a ppII and it's a wonderful tool, then I got a ppIII and it's much better. Can't wait to see what the ppIV can do.

I'm not sure if these are intended for the same purpose but sometimes a potentiometer would be used in place of a sensor in question to verify the operation of the rest of the system, thereby isolating the problem by eliminating anything else as the cause. It is the next best thing to testing...