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I have been very pleasantly surprised by this $50 set from Amazon? I use them almost daily, abusively....I have no idea how/why they have held up so well?

I've used metal zip ties in the past in a pinch

I have no idea......Just came to say that's really cool!!!!

My brother has an electric motor on the boom on his work truck, it failed; water entered the case and the subsequent rust caused the magnets to heave from the epoxy holding them in. He brought the motor to a couple repair shops but they could not repair it as the bolts holding the motor case...

I'm in

by the time I brush off the several feet of snow the frost is of no concern! :ROFLMAO:

I just let whatever fall on top of the of other bearings and races piled up underneath the press in a milk crate :rolleyes:

I think they work great for the price......I don't even bother cleaning them after..........right in the garbagio!!!!!

a bigger shop (30 x 40 now) lots of machining and fabrication equipment in the many hundreds over thousands of dollars!

Here in Syracuse "salt city" we use wire wheel on an angle grinder and bead sealer on almost every wheel that's not brand new.

I am a home gamer but do exactly the same with all of my consumables. I am typically working on projects after hours and cannot get supplies and don't want a project stopped because of something as simple as keeping my inventory.

Well I took everyone’s advice and bought what was recommended, eBay for Starrett and HJE for PEC

you sir, ****

I am at work and just glanced at this but AWESOME!!! I want a Roundie to do an S54 swap in. I have and E30 with an S50 currently but have been looking for a clean roller round tail light to do a swap into. I will be watching these when I get home.

I bought one at the AACA Hershey fall swap meet a few years back......This makes me want to go find it!!!!

Thanks for the replies, I will look into the high quality combination square, that seems to make the most sense for my needs. I have a few combination squares I have acquired over the years but never really considered there may be a higher quality one out there? I assumed the design less...

I recently bought a set of cheap machinist squares from Amazon, I understand that “cheap” and “machinist” are polar opposites. Three of the four appear to be square but the fourth (largest) of the set is almost ridiculous. Any recommendations on a set that is reasonably priced with relative...

I foolishly read somewhere that 4" was the recommended thickness and had my floor poured to that thickness, then when the lift installer came he drilled a test hole and said he couldn't install my lift as the floor was only 4"........ oooops. I rented a saw and cut out the floor in two 4' square...

Sorry for the late response.......I do not have a separate meter on my shop here in NY.

I'm in Syracuse, NY and have a detached garage and am not billed separately?