







I was looking at air hammers on the truck last month and my bud said to wait because there is a bogo deal coming up... I asked for a green one...
He called me last night saying it was here...
Part number is PH3050BGCHL5 The website shows the kit at $692, no bogo... I paid $446...
The bogo in green is a limited run I was just told...
Could you please let me know what brand those x-pliers are? Like the colour of them over gear Wrench's black ones.Being paid mileage to help out at the new company my boss purchased, Had to spend it somewhere
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Not maple syrup?
Thank you! Appreciate it.Crescent x2 . On sale at sears for 19.98 - after surprise points walked out for 5$ and change .
That guide would be most handy. Off the truck?
Bill
Are those used with a handle or what do you mount them in?
Are those used with a handle or what do you mount them in?
Well that's pretty neat. Better than an automatic centre punch for a lot of delicate jobs.
I had to go to YouTube to find out how those work. I've never heard of them before. Now I must have them!![]()
Pretty much this. I got a set a few years ago. Distinctly remember using them twice. They are well made and look and feel nice, just haven't ran into the scenarios I envisioned when I bought them.I got them many moons ago... used them once... there they sit. There are normal tools that work better IMHO. The angle of the force from the spring always seems to have a vector not exactly perpendicular to the surface being forced upon. In other words... them things don't fire straight as an arrow. Again IMHO.
How is the chisel guide used?
How is the chisel guide used?
The min/max are the radius for the striking end. to prevent flying shrapnel from a mushroomed end.
But wouldnt that vary based on the diameter of the punch or chisel? If they are larger or smaller?
Doesn't matter how big or small the chisel is. At some point the tip will fit in there.