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Shop looks awesome! Hoping one day to have a big enough property to build one myself.

looking forward to seeing the progress and could use answers to these questions as well.

Looking to sell both of my snap on 18volt electric impacts. Both are used and 2 years old now. There is some scuffs and scratches on them with a bit of dirt. The CT7850 is a 1/2" drive and just had the trigger, motor, and nose cone replaced under the flat rate repair. The CT8810 is a 3/8" drive...

I bought one last year and the flow adjustment was cross threaded into the body. So returned it for a replacement gun and this one would leak from the tip when cleaning all the shipping oils off it so I pretty much gave up on it. I may use it later down the road to spray glue out of it but until...

Gonna have to text my dealer in the morning

Re: The Green Tools **** Crystal lake warehouse shows stock on both so they should be available in the states. For anybody interested here are the part numbers. 3/8" part number is ATECH2F100VG 1/2" part number is ATECH3F250VG

Re: The Green Tools **** How much you looking to get for the drawer.

Grabbed a new Ct761 in green of couse last week.

Not sure on the thickness of the top but it's rated at 120 lbs. Of weight and I have had a lot of weight on mine with no problems.

Re: The Green Tools **** I have been bugging my driver for months about these but they are still not available in Canada :mad:

This is true just can't do it the easy way lol

It is a krbc2tc style car but the green has been discontinued as well.

It's a krsc416 which are now discontinued. The replacement is a krsc43 which has the split top that slides to the sides.

Finally got the family together for a pic.

That socket speaker is pretty awesome. I use mine at work quite often. :thumbup:

Gun racks in police vehicles use tamper proof hex screws.

Couple more from today

Why I thought this was a 8850 I don't know but it's actually a 7850. Sent it out today for rebuild so I'll see what they find when it returns.

The one I have is blue point but identical and right around the $40 mark.

Another mastercraft to snap on. Was changing some wheel cylinders on a Pontiac sunfire which requires removing the hubs to get them out. Bolts are a T50 torx wit a 15 mm nut on the backside. There wasn't enough swing on the nut to use a ratchet or wrench so had to use a quality mastercraft bit...