jeffmoss26
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just uh...send it to cleveland, and I will have my dad try it out...yeah that's it...
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Jim Johnstone
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My newest tool addition happens to be my first ever father's day gift. Newest DeWalt 12" sliding compound mitre saw, the DWS780 with rolling work stand.
TehMooSe
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Been lurking and drooling over everyone's tools for awhile, figure its time to join in. Needed some snap ring pliers, grabbed these.
mryyc
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its funny how our "canadian" sale price is america's everyday regular price.
No kidding, you just have to stop thinking about it after a while.
I need to stop getting on the truck when my Snap-On guy comes to the shop... I always walk off the truck with something new, and less money than before I got on...
My other little hard handle thingamajiggers on the side
And the little 8"er to finish off my prybar set.
My other little hard handle thingamajiggers on the side
And the little 8"er to finish off my prybar set.
Anyone have one of these sets?
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Toolhorder
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I posted this in another thread but I picked up this KRL722 awhile back cheap on CL.
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2JZGTESC300
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I have a Mac Tool version of it.
http://www.mactools.com/shoponline/product/tabid/120/p-318128-35-pc-master-extractor-set.aspx
Snap On has a set too.
http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item...roup_ID=675450&store=snapon-store&dir=catalog
If you search Ebay, Hanson has a set as well.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Irwin-Hanso..._Automotive_Tools&hash=item2a17e4e8bc&vxp=mtr
swivel air fittings so you dont have to fight the hose as much.
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I think the only complaints i've seen on them is that the handles aren't the most comfortable thing in the world, but that's personal preference.
Would you say they're an improvement over the plastic Cmans? I've been looking at these.
jeffmoss26
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Yikes, how did you break 2 sockets? Doing some serious torquing?
battlegraduate09
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I posted this in another thread but I picked up this KRL722 awhile back cheap on CL.
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what was "cheap"
Horrible work holding in a few of the mills at work. We need to make the test samples quickly so the RPM and feed rate goes way up, and at the same time there's no way to hold the darn thing except with two HALF INCH clamps on either end (8" long part). Those are held in by 1/2-13 bolts screwed into a plate on the table... which isn't bad, but when you're taking an inch of material off, you reallllllllly need to tighten them down. Most of the stuff we cut is inconel, monel, waspaloy, beta titanium.. basically nasty stuff.
I use nothing less than an 18 inch breaker, and throw a little anti seize on the threads.. If we don't crank them down, then the parts kick out which ruins them, and gets us back into the frying pan. This isn't replaceable material, it's test samples from the company to us. So really it's either make it right or go home on the first try. Thus the need for a darn bit socket that won't explode.
I use nothing less than an 18 inch breaker, and throw a little anti seize on the threads.. If we don't crank them down, then the parts kick out which ruins them, and gets us back into the frying pan. This isn't replaceable material, it's test samples from the company to us. So really it's either make it right or go home on the first try. Thus the need for a darn bit socket that won't explode.
Toolhorder
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$1500 Just the bottom KRL722. The boxes on top I had already.
battlegraduate09
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Yea i would have bought it too, but i only paid a grand more for mine brand new from the snap on guy, so i cant complain THAT much i guess.
biscuit141
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Does anyone know the tooth count of this ratchet? I picked up a SK 45170 at a garage sale 2 weeks ago, great ratchet, just curious.
Kaervak
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Went to the local Sears to pickup my online order for the lighted magnetic pickup tool and ended up with a couple other things. The clearance section was just too tempting, the socket set was $14.97 and the 9 piece set was $5.97. Just couldn't pass them up. They had a bunch of sockets and a couple other things too. I bought the snap ring pliers a couple weeks ago, just getting around to a picture now.
The =V= series 1/4 Craftsman stuff is from a member here. That little spring/flex extension is awesome. And now I have to take another set of updated pictures of my tool chest.
The =V= series 1/4 Craftsman stuff is from a member here. That little spring/flex extension is awesome. And now I have to take another set of updated pictures of my tool chest.
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jeffmoss26
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Got some more stuff to brighten up my Monday!
Red screwdrivers/keychain from Syndicate, pliers and wrench from r_olson_06, and my newest ratcheting screwdriver, a Palmera (SO) all the way from England, thanks to willhollin!!
Red screwdrivers/keychain from Syndicate, pliers and wrench from r_olson_06, and my newest ratcheting screwdriver, a Palmera (SO) all the way from England, thanks to willhollin!!
cgv69
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Soak those 2 pliers in distilled white vinegar for about an hour or so and then lightly scrub them with a brass brush to remove the remaining crud and they will end up rust free and looking almost new
jeffmoss26
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I've already cleaned them up on the wire wheel and sprayed some Kroil on the red ones, good as new!
damn Jeff, i think you have a snap on ratchet screwdriver problem. problem finding room for all of them, that is.
here is my recent auction tools arriving minutes ago. will post breakdown in my auction thread shortly. you can also see my (new to me) Craftsman Chest CL score that just got dropped off in the background.
here is my recent auction tools arriving minutes ago. will post breakdown in my auction thread shortly. you can also see my (new to me) Craftsman Chest CL score that just got dropped off in the background.
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metaldad
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Nothing major today. A Williams pick set.
I just counted 40 teeth.
mryyc
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Latest eBay find and restoration project. I'm in Canada so finding a Wilton or other quality vise has been really tough.
This one was in NorCal so the shipping, while 3x the cost of the vise, wasn't horrendous. Not planning on making money on this one but should be a nice project to keep me busy and hopefully something that will last me long enough I won't mind the $80 I'm into it for.
This one was in NorCal so the shipping, while 3x the cost of the vise, wasn't horrendous. Not planning on making money on this one but should be a nice project to keep me busy and hopefully something that will last me long enough I won't mind the $80 I'm into it for.
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Well my new "Wiha" wrenches arrived
and as shoturtle mentioned... they are made by heyco and they are thin profile
funny...they call them wiha wrenches but there is no stamp for wiha ... just heyco
i like the thin profile... i'm not sure how i feel about how light they are... feels like air in the shape of wrenches
not bad though for $51... will be a good home set.
to show the thin profile i used the 21mm wrench...the others are thinner
and as shoturtle mentioned... they are made by heyco and they are thin profile
funny...they call them wiha wrenches but there is no stamp for wiha ... just heyco
i like the thin profile... i'm not sure how i feel about how light they are... feels like air in the shape of wrenches
not bad though for $51... will be a good home set.
to show the thin profile i used the 21mm wrench...the others are thinner
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shoturtle
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They are pretty nice looking wrench. Think you will like them.
If you do not like them, I buy them off you for 65 bucks,
If you do not like them, I buy them off you for 65 bucks,
concealer404
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They are pretty nice looking wrench. Think you will like them.
If you do not like them, I buy them off you for 65 bucks,
Oooooo i like those... Amazon score?
2JZGTESC300
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Mac Tools drop off to me my Master Appliance HG Series Heat Guns. This Heat Gun is Awesome! Not my pic but looks like this..
Mac Tools also got my IR 2135Ti Impact Gun Boot in today. Slipped it on my IR 2135Ti, looks great! Wondered why I didn't get this months ago.
Mac Tools also got my IR 2135Ti Impact Gun Boot in today. Slipped it on my IR 2135Ti, looks great! Wondered why I didn't get this months ago.
lennoxlennox
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no it was a huge auction house out of tennessee that sells their items on ebay... it was a one off... if i see them list an item like this again... i'll post it
Toolhorder
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Did you get it for his cost? That box is $5600 new.
$1500 is a steal in my neck of the woods. I did spend a couple hours on it removing stickers and using some goo gone on the adhesive but when I was done it looked brand new. My dealer said he would give me $3K trade in value for it but I think I'll keep it.
battlegraduate09
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Yes im aware of the price of the box. I agree completely that is a good deal, thats why i said i would have bought it too, no question.
But i looked for months for used boxes and even the used ones around my area were more than i paid (and i looked states all around me, i was willing to drive hours for the right one)
After trade in of my boxes and the "promo" they had which was the black and chrome 722 with a black and chrome solus, but i didnt need the solus, so i got the box for a better deal, and i brought him cash , $2600 and he delivered the box to my work that day. That was the best deal around for me.
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osborn.ozzy
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I bet the mac guy loves you as of lately.
cbracer
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where'd you get those for $51 ?
