ranger_dood
Well-known member
Well, today is my 19th birthday, and apparently it's the year of the tools 
. We're building a new house right now, and we have available on the property a garage and a barn (in addition to the two bay garage attached to the house).
Anyway, we also have the 1953 project truck, so I've got plenty of stuff to use tools on. Here's what I got for my B'day:
Air tool kit by Companion. Awesome stuff. Air ratchet, die grinder, and impact wrench. Also came with a gravity feed sprayer (in the next pic):
Sprayer from above air tool kit, 16oz hammer, 30ft tape, and 3 adjustable wrenches (say what you want about them, but they can be very useful sometimes).
I also got one of those magnets on the end of a flexible stick for when I drop bolts into impossible places on the '53
Now I just need to get a better compressor (if I get serious about this stuff). Right now I just have a portable husky 1.5 gallon compressor, which won't spin the tools for too long, and I think it only has a 50% duty cycle. When I kill it, I'll have to get a new one.
. We're building a new house right now, and we have available on the property a garage and a barn (in addition to the two bay garage attached to the house).Anyway, we also have the 1953 project truck, so I've got plenty of stuff to use tools on. Here's what I got for my B'day:
Air tool kit by Companion. Awesome stuff. Air ratchet, die grinder, and impact wrench. Also came with a gravity feed sprayer (in the next pic):
Sprayer from above air tool kit, 16oz hammer, 30ft tape, and 3 adjustable wrenches (say what you want about them, but they can be very useful sometimes).
I also got one of those magnets on the end of a flexible stick for when I drop bolts into impossible places on the '53
Now I just need to get a better compressor (if I get serious about this stuff). Right now I just have a portable husky 1.5 gallon compressor, which won't spin the tools for too long, and I think it only has a 50% duty cycle. When I kill it, I'll have to get a new one.
