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Great video! I just completed a two week "precision" driving school that included quite a bit of high speed driving. Your video brought me right back to class. Thanks!

I think Grizzly now handles South Bend lathes. I am not sure of the price but the SB 10K might be in you budget.

My Matco guy tells me there is a new USA made cart coming out this Spring. It is listed in Matco's new catalog.

Private Pilot SEL with Tailwheel Endorsement. The plane I had the most fun flying was the Luscombe 8A I received my Tailwheel Endorsement in.

At one time 7 Corners Ace had a catalog that you could order from no mater where you lived. Several years ago I had ordered several power tool from them that way and I lived no where near there. I did not check but they maybe online now.

I think PTI (Professional Tools Inc) makes the Beast jack. PTI makes Matco's cordless tools and I think they make that jack also. PTI is a Taiwan based company.

You also may find them at Ace Hardware.

I would also be interested. Eventhough I do not post very often, I am on GJ almost every day. The discussions are very informative and entertaining. As stated in prior posts, the lack of annoying ads is great! GJ is a well run site and it sounds like this Alliance program will help it stay...

If you really want research different types and brands of oil check out "Bob is The Oil Guy". For the most part I think you will find, with the exception of synthetic vs dino, the real differences in motor oil are minuet.

I agree. You would still see the crack, but at least it should not spread.

Today I tried Permatex's Windshield Repair Kit on a small bulls eye on my windshield. The directions were very straight forward, it took about 50 mins start to finish. It looks as good as some of the professional bulls eye repairs it have paid for in the past. The kit cost about $12.00. So...

I have an old Craftsman roller that was made by Waterloo in the US, but now I believe most are made in Mexico.

Jack, I watched your garage slide show for the first time today. GREAT JOB!

I paid $200 for my KR537 that I am planning on restoring. It has all its pieces/parts and everything works. It does have some dents in the top but other than that it is in good shape.

Try a Unibit. You can get them at Home Depot or Lowes. I use these a lot and always get nice clean holes in sheet metal.

You can buy a new one from Snapon for a reasonable price. Check their website.

I have been have a few sets of Grey Pneumatic sockets from my Matco guy. I like them and they have held up well. I have a set of GP 3/8 metric swivels on order. I am sure I will be happy with those also.

Easy on Detroit...:lol_hitti I work in the heart of Detroit everyday, I know what you mean. Looks like you got a good deal and helped someone out.

Hi...My name is _______ and I'm a tool-a-holic. Just fill in the blank, we have all been there.

Those photos bring back memories. Growing up my parents had a late 60's Ford wagon, green with that "great" mock wood paneling on the sides. We had taken that wagon on many road trips.