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Trying to finish out my impact sockets. Just need 1/2 metric shallow and 1/2 sae deep. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

In a way yes, you can just hook it to the side but it tips easy. This is a better way to do it Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I bought the cart and used it as an only box for a while, then I added the side box to it and that is what I have used for the past year at home and I wish I bought the 44inch box. It makes more sense. The problem with the cart is no really wide drawer. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Needed a more powerful impact. I tried the kobalt one and didn't like it so I returned it and got this one. It works pretty good. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Needed new Torx so I upgraded from my made in China craftsman to made in China gearwrench Bought the air hammer, die grinder, and cut off tool after using the da sander and liking it Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I would buy a 140 mig if the need it not to demanding. I bought a Lincoln 140 from lowes and really liked it. But my need increased and sold it and bought a Lincoln mp210 and it is even better. I sold my 140 after a years worth of use in very good condition for 250$, so buying used is a good...

It just bought the 60 gallon from lowes and I am Very impressed. It runs my die grinder non stop for 10 minutes and can go longer. Also run a da sander and it does just as well. I was looking a 1000$ compressor but could not buy one due to my fairly infrequent use. For 500$ seems like a good...

I will probably end up with the cheap kobalt. I want to get ahead and buy a nice one but after using his I think it will do. Plus I am only 19 and working in somebody else's garage. It it were my own garage I would go ahead and buy a two stage Quincy or ir but I guess I can wait on that Sent...

I was working at my bosses house today and he has the 60 gallon kobalt, and just to see I took my dewalt da sander. I was able to sand for 5 minutes straight at 90 psi with out have any issues. I guess if was sanding a long time it would slow down. I expected it to slow down within a minute or...

I would rather not buy a harbor freight. I do live on the east coast though. I was looking on notherntool because if you spend 1000$ you get a 200$ gift card. And they don't have to be a 60 gallon an 80 would work as well. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I have given up on using my 20 gallon compressor. I am painting my jeep and that involves using a da sander. Other tools that I am using is impact, die grinder, and cut off tool. I was looking at the 60 gallons at lowes and home depot and like the price of 500$ but that would probably not be...

Working on my Cherokee is the exact same reason why I bought my welder (Lincoln pro mig 140). They are good for light auto work but have since got a larger unit (Lincoln mp210) for frame stiffeners and larger projects. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I have it as well. I really like it and all the adjustments and the grind mode. I had a cheap auto dark and this is way better.

I never heard of the esab or thermal arc units but they look like a good choice if I do not decide on the everlast.

I don't want a 120 stick welder, I want a 240 unit that will plug into a 120 plug when the need comes up.

I know I will not get 200 amps out of it on 120 but on 240 plug I should get it. The alphatig looks nice but I really don't need the tig welding. I was not really considering to buy the Miller but it was about what I was looking for and then I saw the price. If I did not need the 120 ability I...

I have 240 plug at home but I have a welding job coming up and they only have 120 plugs in the building. I liked the everlast because of the 200 amps and compared it to the Miller because that was the first unit I found from the "name brands" Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I am looking for a good stick welder that will plug into a 120 and 230 plug, such as the everlast power arc 200st. But I am not sure of this welder because it not from the big 3. I have a Lincoln pro mig 140 and it has been great but I am looking to get a stick welder to weld some thicker...

Pick up today. I have mostly China craftsman and harbor freight so it is nice finding some USA made tools on the cheap. Sk socket set mostly-complete Snap on drill bits-complete Snap on ratchet Speed square Dial caliper Drill bit gauge x3 Zip ties, heat shrink, weather seal, craftsman USA...

My vote is for Teton. I have 3/8 metric deep and shallow and working on getting the 3/8 sae and 1/2 sockets next. They are very nice and so are the cases.