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K-Dog
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This arrive, no more second guessing .....
What exactly is it and what would you use it for ?
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upgrading
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Well see.
If you were thinking straight you could have said you got it at the HF parking lot sale.
SASORacing
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SK 48 1/4 set, grab and go case! Very neat. 1/4 is an awesome drive size for small bolts on motorcycles (when I'm not using an impact of course).
pepi
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Here you go:
http://netwelding.com/prod02.htm
Portable Shielding Gas Flowmeter; reads 10 to 45 CFH, has large base opening. PFM $29.00
The gas savers are worth the money also, have them on the Mig & Tig for years, big difference in usage. I was a skeptic at first.
Order online or from your distributor?
pepi
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Called a Portable Shielding Gas Flowmeter;
Allows you to verify the argon flow at the torch tip. Checking the Mig the regulator setting was in sync with the torch tip flow. However the Tig, flow at the torch was down from the regulator setting. This caused by the gas lens, and will also indicate if splatter is restricting the gas flow thru the lens.
Gives the welder a better way of measuring and insuring the shielding gas will create a good shield over the welding area.
Jarhead0408
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Thanks! Not a bad price for a 1" bar!
We don't have a HF around here
sonvolt
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SK 48 1/4 set, grab and go case! Very neat. 1/4 is an awesome drive size for small bolts on motorcycles (when I'm not using an impact of course).
Those SK sets are sweet
mkIValh
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sorry for the late response but the boots are Timberland Boondock 8"
owenst7
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Acuratechva
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Nelson58
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Very nice! I would love another 3/8 set- those seem to be the most used...prices on the old vintage ones have gone up it seems.
Fireball027
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Here is a couple items that I have bought over the last few months.
Snap on power steering puller, Matco pink plier and mirror set, valve core remover, drill chuck key
A couple drain pans from Mac, service light reset tool, wire pierce guide.
Also I bought this scanner from Matco (Dealer Demo) for a really good price.
And worked this stuff into the deal.
Snap on power steering puller, Matco pink plier and mirror set, valve core remover, drill chuck key
A couple drain pans from Mac, service light reset tool, wire pierce guide.
Also I bought this scanner from Matco (Dealer Demo) for a really good price.
And worked this stuff into the deal.
Acura tech. Subaru colors. Is there something we should know? ;-)
Very nice job on the painting!! How much buffing did you do afterward?
Acuratechva
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Well Subaru's are about the only cars out there that don't take a therapist to keep me from flying off the handle
. I should really change that name, good ten years out of date.As far as buffing i didn't need to do any. But small pieces are typically easy to do and flow out nicely. Eager to see how a larger object like license plate frame will turn out with such a small air brush.
Also need to repair a big deep scratch in the hood, exciting!
wrnchmonkey
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Fireball i own the launch gds as well and am versed in it so if you have any questions feel free to ask.
Fireball027
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Thanks for the offer and I will keep that it mind for sure.
Im trying to figure it out as it is bit different then what I am use to. The shops I have worked at have always had Snap-on scanners and was looking for a used one but then that popped up and the price was to good to pass up.
EricTheTireGuy
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I just scored a 20pc set metric/sale Gearwrenchs! My brother just bought them for me as a gift because I mentioned that my next tool purchase was going to be some ratcheting wrenches.
thefrenchcanadianguy
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How is it? Is it better than the 7v version?
I have the 7v version and I've been wanting more power,been looking at the IR 3/8 20v and 12 v guns but want to get my hands on the this snap on one before I decide.
How is it? Is it better than the 7v version?
I have the 7v version and I've been wanting more power,been looking at the IR 3/8 20v and 12 v guns but want to get my hands on the this snap on one before I decide.
I have the 14.4. It will take lug nuts off of a car more times than not. I bought it to do steering shaft pinch bolts at the base of steering columns and for steering wheel nuts. I don't like dragging an air hose into customers cars if I can help it.
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Used the group on Coupon to snag the 36" Cman pry bar, looks pretty solid. I like the handle on it. Just wish it came with a striking cap.
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thefrenchcanadianguy
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I only have use it on my car because i have receive it this friday but you feel that this little beast have lot of power for is size
How is it? Is it better than the 7v version?
I have the 7v version and I've been wanting more power,been looking at the IR 3/8 20v and 12 v guns but want to get my hands on the this snap on one before I decide.
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Boredmechanic
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jfcasey
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I have pounded the **** out of those and not broken them. They hold up stupid good for not having capped ends.
Fedwrench
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How long is that snap on 14.4V impact from square drive end to the back end?
Boredmechanic
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About 7"
Fedwrench
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Thanks.
boosteddsm92
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Its practically identical to the 7.2 volt, slightly fatter hammer casing (and has 3 LED) but that's about it. Made in China but its a really well built tool. If you already have the batteries or can get the kit cheap its a nice unit. My only gripe is there is no boot for it or the batteries.
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Its practically identical to the 7.2 volt, slightly fatter hammer casing (and has 3 LED) but that's about it. Made in China but its a really well built tool. If you already have the batteries or can get the kit cheap its a nice unit. My only gripe is there is no boot for it or the batteries.
I really want one... Maybe next payday, the 7.2 is nice but this one looks like it'll be
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