That is superb! Where did you buy it?
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Waiting for this to arrive tomorrow
Amazon sir.
Bicycle Bearing Press Set, Drift Bike Tool Kit Set, Turning Point for Wheels Hub Universal Cycle Bearing Press Set, Nice Tools for Bicycle Repair https://a.co/d/amfPGVz
I have a press kit just like that only without the nice organized case. I have to get a box and some foam and get to it.
I used this for the first time yesterday and it worked very well. The magnet is very strong and I had no problem taking the drain plug out once I broke it loose.
I bought one the other day. The local hardware store had the kit with the battery and charger on sale for $199. It normally is $229.
Saw this while at the store yesterday. Couldn't resist.
Yes, it's not a "real" toolbox, too small for many purposes, and the action of the drawers and top aren't great. Nor necessarily a good value at normal price.
But it's so darned cute and will do fine holding the EDC tools for my 3D printer and general desktop needs, while still evoking a manly vibe.
Evidently, social media made them into a hot holiday item last year, and they were sold cheap during BF, but are more readily available now, though there is a max (5) order quantity to discourage flippers.
I can also try to mod it like I've done with IKEA Helmer drawers, to improve their action. They're in the same vein, though it's too bad they have doubled in price since I first bought them.
Yes, it's not a "real" toolbox, too small for many purposes, and the action of the drawers and top aren't great. Nor necessarily a good value at normal price.
But it's so darned cute and will do fine holding the EDC tools for my 3D printer and general desktop needs, while still evoking a manly vibe.
Evidently, social media made them into a hot holiday item last year, and they were sold cheap during BF, but are more readily available now, though there is a max (5) order quantity to discourage flippers.
I can also try to mod it like I've done with IKEA Helmer drawers, to improve their action. They're in the same vein, though it's too bad they have doubled in price since I first bought them.
Still NIB is Mityvac MV6410 upon the recommendation of @clinebarger , and the HF SCT because it was a decent deal with 15% coupon.
Also, SnapOn PFSXM908B
Also, SnapOn PFSXM908B
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What’s their pricing like, compared to the manufacturer?
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About 1/4 to 1/3 of the manufacture price on the truck.
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Bring me your weak bring me your dead.......... ....
SR44 batteries please.
Someone or more than one of you follows that goes through a lot of these batteries would you mind throwing your old dead ones and weak ones as you replace them in a can somewhere and when you get about 50 or so send them to me I will reimburse you for the shipping.
SR44 batteries please.
Someone or more than one of you follows that goes through a lot of these batteries would you mind throwing your old dead ones and weak ones as you replace them in a can somewhere and when you get about 50 or so send them to me I will reimburse you for the shipping.
The Mityvac is for bottom fill trans pans. Cheapest I found was JB Tools, which was also the link clinebarger provided me. I poked around elsewhere on the web but couldn't do any better
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