Big Nasty.
I have not used it yet, but always wanted to have an air hammer on hand.
I have not used it yet, but always wanted to have an air hammer on hand.
New tool thread
- Thread starter jhellwig
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New to me and going straight to the resell market.
Wright Tools Superrat.
Not a bad little tool.
New to me for a whole 50 cents.
Not a bad little tool.
New to me for a whole 50 cents.
That's not just any ratchet!
That is a Williams and possibly quite rare and definitely very old. You can look here for more info, I could not find this actual model but having the additional squares I would guess it was possibly produced for the military around the time of WWII.
http://alloy-artifacts.org/williams-supercompany-p3.html
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I love old tools! Here's my SL715 with the repair kit and freshly lubed. Not too many clicks, and don't drop it on your toe... Circa 1980 maybe?
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Be careful with that pointy tip -- my .401 set is swiss cheese soft.
Well this '05 Dmax I'm working on has brodozer exhaust. The huge pipe lives exactly where a torsion bar tool needs to be:
So I figured I'd try the other style of tool. I can push the exhaust up with an underhoist stand and create a little space but it it hits the body in short order
Also contraband! Since our lovely Gov Polis thinks Guberner Hairspray is just the koolest, he wants to be just like him and adopt 50-state restrictions on our brake cleaner. So far the state to the south can still get real stuff, and where there's a will there's a way. 50-state cleaner is just flushing money away, but this yellow-can SQ is one of the best values I've found for performance vs price.
So I figured I'd try the other style of tool. I can push the exhaust up with an underhoist stand and create a little space but it it hits the body in short order
Also contraband! Since our lovely Gov Polis thinks Guberner Hairspray is just the koolest, he wants to be just like him and adopt 50-state restrictions on our brake cleaner. So far the state to the south can still get real stuff, and where there's a will there's a way. 50-state cleaner is just flushing money away, but this yellow-can SQ is one of the best values I've found for performance vs price.
No but I was aghast to find I didn't have a 28mm shallow socket. I decided against any of the specialty (eg Lisle) or aluminum sockets and just ordered a Tekton standard shallow in 1/2" dr. I also threw a 29mm on the order because I lacked that, too. Just trying for no-skip.
I also don't know why this couldn't just use 24 like the Pentastar. Some semblance of standardization is too much to ask, apparently.
JHZR2
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I had that same exact set in my work van for years .
Went to Herbage Fright
With a $100 bill
Those clamps for $3.99 each are a screaming deal.
The nitrile gloves and the sander discs are a ripoff
The bits and smaller impact hammer are reasonably priced
With a $100 bill
Those clamps for $3.99 each are a screaming deal.
The nitrile gloves and the sander discs are a ripoff
The bits and smaller impact hammer are reasonably priced
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All the gloves were 50% off just this past weekend.
