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here's another one; old socket chisel. Has an anvil symbol with 'warranted' under neath it.

awesome thanks!

one's an ignition wrench and one's a drill bit. Thanks.

yep those are it. Thanks!

anyone know who makes these?

1-5/16"

Does anyone know what kind of wrench this is? It's probably something easy but I can't find it.

anyone want to sell this? Ill pay $10 shipped.

prlly a dumb question but why would opening your garage door make the inside house temperature rise 3 degrees or so? Theoretically if you have perfectly insulated walls and no leaks you shouldn't have any degree change or would you? My walls are insulated but I think the heat would still heat up...

k cool. thats what i thought

would this be enough http://www.homedepot.com/h_d1/N-5yc1vZ1xg8/R-100083906/h_d2/ProductDisplay?langId=-1&storeId=10051&catalogId=10053 to power this http://www.eastwood.com/eastwood-200lb-pressure-abrasive-blaster.html to use on my resto car? or would i need a more powerful comp?

duty cycle pretty important too. nothing's worse than trying to weld a project than having that thing over heat.

I haven't ran it yet. I used to work in a place that had a 7hp champion and it scared the hell outta me when it kicked on. id prolly say its close to that.

miller's millermatic 180 is an awsome welder for the price and portability.

$250 for an air comp with those specs is actually pretty good. the CH 60 gallon has the same specs and is $200 more.

my baby. still finishing up my unfinished drywall in the back.

best pawn shop finds i've found were a 3/8" & 1/2" snap on torque wrenches brand new. $200 for both. I sold them lol.

cool thanks. i figured the big one would but wasnt sure.

80 gallon 5hp 220v air comp or 30 gallon 2hp 110v air comp? I'm debating on which to buy.