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something about snap on body hammers, they just feel right to me. i tried to like martin hammers, but i don't.

my last compressor was a puma pk6560v (the 5hp, 3 cylinder version of the one you mentioned) and i pushed it very hard for 2 years doing everything from running da sanders, grinding, painting entire vehicles, to sandblasting. it was in use everyday running a one man shop and never let me down...

nah, i live in a rural area. i keep it in my box mainly because i can lock it up.

that cart for your dynasty is great!

if a woman can take half of a mans tools in divorce, a man should be able to take back half of any cosmetic surgery she's had during the marriage, including breast implants. it's only fair.

its too bad us guys don't feel the need to keep receipts for all the "disposable" items our spouses buy over the years like shoes, clothing, make up, etc. i have a good buddy going through a nasty divorce at the moment and i can't believe the things he tells me about the lawyers, what his soon...

here's what i have currently. i'd like to find a later airco or early esab dip-pak.

here's a few of the drawers from the one bottom boxes which is mainly body tools. nothing too impressive. i used to have a lot more organizatioin til i got the other matching box, now i've got things scattered about in the others.

dang, you should be happy with the deal :rocker: i've got two boxes like that and paid more than you did for each set, used, no tools included. congrats on the score!

thats what i was wondering. doesn't look bad for the price. i didn't mean any negativity out of the last post, just funny with a name like u.s. pro. good luck with it:)

not to hijack your thread, but i think its funny how some marketing fool/genius with no soul came up with the name U.S. Pro for an overseas tool line. i'd be interested to know where they are actually made and how the quality is? i can just see some brit getting a u.s. pro tool and when it...

looks good! where are you in central pa?

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thank you. wish i could find a matching pair of 3 drawer mid cabs to complete them, :D.

my pair of beat up, old snap on boxes and my hazet assistent.

with the older snap on units made by century, i'd agree with you, but the new snap on migs (not the blue point junkers) are made by a company called ck systematics in west chester, pennsylvania and they are a high quality welder. they are pricey, like anything else from snap on, but they are...

yes, that's my house beside the shop. i miss having to drive too and from work, but i can't complain :thumbup:

my shop used to be an amoco station up into the 80's sometime. i still haven't found any local old timers with pictures of it when it was up and running.

yes, made in clarence, ny right outside of buffalo. they are very expensive to buy new, but here's a link to a website to buy factory rebuilds at a fraction of the cost of new, directly from dynabrade: http://www.abrasivedge.com/shop/index.php?l=product_list&c=421

here's the picture of the dynabrades you asked about. the blue point in the other picture is a 3" da, it works ok, but i don't like it. the random orbital piece seemed to wear out quick and its kinda sloppy. i'll replace it with a dynabrade one of these days soon.