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I also recommend a set of Vessel screwdrivers or the like. They work better on JIS and JIS-like screws.

Maybe adding grease to the knuckles.

I recommend this book to anyone wanting to start the journey of formalizing their project management. Project Management for the Unofficial Project Manager It is a quick read and will set you with the basic processes.

Mike, all the Land Cruisers where at the annual Solid Axle Summit event. My daughter and I were in the area the week before. I witnessed one of the most selfish/obnoxious things I’ve ever seen. Coming down Engineer down to Ouray we encounter a full-sized double cab long bed Chevy pulling a 25’...

Can you tell me who did your solar? It looks really well done with attention to detail.

I picked one up in March for $150. I'm new to welding and based on the reviews and videos I've seen I thought this would be perfect for the projects I have in mind and to get my feet wet. So far I've run about 12 labs of wire through it and as far as I can tell no nuns have died. I've welded up...

I don't know if someone already mentioned this. Look up the item online and select the store you are in. It will have the location information on the page, aisle and rack number. This rarely fails for me.

I recently bought some of the 3M Peletor Optime 95 H6B/V because the sombrero I wear doing yard work meant I couldn't use my over the head pair. These work pretty well. I can fit ear buds in my ears comfortably and stay in place. It does take a quick look to put them on for the correct...

Vessel. I find the JIS reduces cam out. If I can't do it by hand, I move to the impact driver before I mess up the screw head.

I don't know where I got this idea, but it is cheap and works great.

My guess was a pull out extension for a typewriter, your picture proves me wrong. The desk was a great score!

I've found that I'm lucky to get 4 years out of any battery here.

typewriter?

On my future wiring projects in cars I'm going to give this stuff a try. I've used woven before and just found out about this split woven. Should be good with a little tessa tape. https://www.techflex.com/general-purpose/f6-woven-wrap

I'm not a pro, but the T&E set are doing the job for me for some really hard to get to suspension fasteners. The funny thing is the 17mm is the only one I use as far as I can recollect.

I recently picked up a used HF 20 gallon parts washer. I had to take apart the pump and clean it out to get it to work. I'll say it was a life changer for a recent solid axle job. I spent more on 5 gallons of Purple Power than I did on the washer. I knew it was probably a mistake, but I left...

While not technically "in the garage" I changed out the brake master cylinder and bled the brakes on my project 4Runner in my driveway. The only thing of note is how I hate Dorman. My master cylinder did not come with plastic bleeding fittings so I bought a Dorman kit. Why the heck does this kit...

I felt the same way when I came home to find the Mrs had bought a minivan while I was overseas. She was pregnant with child three and I know what fights to pick, this was not one of them. The only thing I can say is wait until your first family road trip in the minivan. Your view may change.

**** :lol: I just bought one of these off of eBay last night for $145 shipped. It looked unused or very gently used and is about 5 years old. I guess my price checking for new one was not very complete. The prices I was seeing was closer to $180 shipped. :lol:

I've been using Vessel screw drivers for the last few years. I love them. If you work on Asian cars (JIS) you will love them.