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yes, it has a shelf life yes i would trash it and start over. The shelf life of Permatex thread locker is typically 2 years when stored unopened at room temperature (46-82°F). Once opened, it is recommended to use it within 12 months. Factors such as temperature extremes, light exposure...

cut and resurface with this https://coveryourugly.com/products/rubber-stone/

go to a parker store

try looking at floor and decor. https://www.flooranddecor.com/wood-butcher-block-countertops?shopThisStore=200

looks like a tool for the AMT appreciation day at that company.

Look at a carpenters wrap, some will call it a heavy gauge weave.

look at Liberty Safe Company. the doors are about 5K

the red one is made by Norbar in the UK. we use them at work our are not torqued at we use them once we give a minimum torque we set to an angle to set the blade bearings on the propellers. the black bar is a reaction bar to assist with the torque. i know the big rigs use them for tire...

Most use a military spec grease or a manufactures spec grease and cost twice as much.

thanks everyone for the feedback I think ill wait. I just don't buy much stuff from HF anymore,

Anyone have an view good or bad on this club? When was the last time a discount was given for a 56 or 72 box? Or does it happen to be listed on the latest club coupons? Thanks Jetmech

Minimum Tool List 1 each Diagonal Cutters 2 each 3/16' through 3/4" wrenches, combination box-open end 12 point 1 each 13/16" wrench, combination box-open end 12 point 1 each 7/8" wrench, combination box-open end 12 point 1 each...

I did not find much difference in price but you will find a few thins that make you go OOOOO I see.

look at the minimum tool listing that are out their is you have all of that then spend a good amount getting a school discount on a box. remember if you have to barrow a tool more than twice its time to buy one. As an A&P and military mechanic I never cared on the price that I paid for a...

look for a hand squeezer it might be more helpful of you doing copper.

I do a lot of mixed work with grease, solvent, cleaners, and find I like the harbor freight 9mm ones the best. http://www.harborfreight.com/9-mil-nitrile-powder-free-gloves-50-pc-x-large-61743.html

looks like a Vidmar

Shaun, I just got back into town and saw the message about being orders being closed but I have a pay pal invoice from the purchase. Are you sure I missed out? I can email or PM for verification. Dave

if you know the weight call FedEx freight and have them move it or rent a small trailer.

I'll take the link to purchase a set. thanks