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I have two Innova and they have been very solid.

My Spydercos.

Like many I have a bunch of knives including several Spyderco, SOG, Buck, Cold Steel etc. Mostly because I've lost a couple over the years I usually carry a Ganzo, they are one of the best "cheap" knives made.

When I bought my Thorogoods I almost went with the wedge sole just to try out, never had a pair of them. Seems like there were some negatives but I can't remember now what they were.

I've owned Danner's for over 20 years, mostly the made in Portland ones and they last a long time if taken care of. If you want boots to hold up the best thing you can do is have a couple pairs and rotate them. My favorite Danner is the RAT and seeing they are surplus you can get a $400 pair...

Lately I've been wearing Keen, Thorogood and Ariat. The Thorogood are great boots that should last a very long time, I don't have them fully broke in yet and they are quite stiff when new. They were also closer to $300 than 200. The Ariat fit me very well and I've been wearing them the most...

I've had such good luck with the Xcelite flush cutters I don't have much interest in these Knipex. I used to buy the small Klein flush cutters for the guys at the shop but they didn't hold up well at all. Klein was very good about replacing them though.

I always just used any jack oil you can but in most hardware or automotive stores.

I agree 100% that is certainly a concern and one that easily could have been addressed when they were designed. Still a pretty good benchtop mill though even with this flaw.

We had an older Enco at the shop and it was fairly accurate for what it was intended for.

I have a boatload of lights and the one I've been using a lot lately is the Acebeam H16. It's not exactly what you're looking for but it's an amazing bright light and comes with a headband. For $20 you're not going to come close for the output and quality. Acebeam H16

If you use a CC it would end up being free. ;)

After owning PB Swiss they are all shite.

..... and I would take Klein cutters over Knipex any day of the week.

The company, founded in 1868, was known for manufacturing heavy equipment, including machinery for mining, quarrying, and construction. Tools like these would have been specialized for maintaining their specific machinery. The wrench was made by the Sullivan Machinery Company. The company was...

I'm not a big HF shopper but I did buy the ITC when I bought my Predator 9500. It allowed me to get into the sale early, I was slightly concerned they might sell out. I think it was a $500 off sale. I did renew it a couple months ago because there are some decent sales and some free **** now...

Great advice, we almost lost our entire shop when a high quality heat gun turned itself on.

After you have the part number you might even be able to find the part on Amazon.

I use the Zep spray bottles for WD-40 and Purple Power and they hold up pretty well.