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It really doesn't take that long to learn to use the files, Oregon makes a nice file guide to make it even easier. That's how I do my chain and I can have it back to razor sharp in about 10 minuets or so.

I tried planning it out as best I could but the inside dimensions of my garage just wont work, it's 23 feet and a few inches square so custom lengths are a must.

You know PVC might work. :D kidding, however one associate at Home Depot did recommend it. :spit: With how little I will actually need, the lower cost of black iron pipe is quickly lost in the more expensive connectors and having to go back to the store for custom cut pieces or renting a...

I finally got my CH VT6275 wired up and am starting to look at setting up an air system for it. Right now I have a 3/4" flex hose from the compressor that drops to a 1/2" hardline into a DeVilbiss filter regulator. I have one outlet setup with the regulator and a 100 ft air hose, and I was...

They look like Assenmacher to me

Looks like an air sander and maybe a 3" roloc sanding disk.

I've had a Miller Pro-Hobby for a few years and love it. They aren't to expensive, but they are auto darkening and use 2 arc sensors which is plenty for general work.

Very usefull, it may not sound like much, but it is enough to get your hand away from a wheel or rim when torquing lug nuts or just sneak it through a small opening to get to a hard to reach bolt.

About 6 grand

Short of the sneaker part I wear Redwing boots and swear by them.

I got my KRA2411 on student discount and I couldn't be happier with it. I'll admit it felt a bit flimsy at first but once I loaded all my tools into it, it was solid.

I love my Bosch ps21. The batteries last a long time and it has lots of torque.

:+1: We uses these all day at work. They are easy to use and hold up well. http://www.tooltopia.com/lisle-11102.aspx

A ball joint press and an impact make quick work of ball joints.

I have had a 2135timax for about a year now and love it. I have been using it in a tire shop and it removes even the most stubborn and rusted nuts. The Snap On is nice and a little more powerful but it gets heavy pretty quickly.

I picked up a set a while ago, from Sears, and have used them twice. Both times were on 12 pt bolts and they did the job. The second time was on a Jeep wheel bearing bolt that rusted into the knuckle, had my long 3/8" ratchet on it and had to put most of my weight into turning it but with enough...

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