I made one about 10 years ago. Used it until the blade broke at the saw. Never made another one. I should.
CK5
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Got any cool tools lately?
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My buddy made a fixture to put spray cans into his gallon sized shaker but he used a lot of weld through primer in his shop. I don't even think he owned a sawsall when he was in operation.
8k Quickjacks.
I thought about those when I was changing the clutch - think there's enough room between them to drop a trans?
Oh yeah
Ill put my trans jack up under there and get a pic
Got rid of a cool tool today.
8 foot brake is gone. It cost me $100 to use it for 6 years.
8 foot brake is gone. It cost me $100 to use it for 6 years.
That should free up some room
Hopefully a lathe will replace it.
anyone here have this; how do you like it?
It worked for the one time I needed it.
I do and it works awesome
I’m always skeptical of precision tools from HF.
I watched some resting videos for them. Were within 2%. Close enough for my needs.
Quinn is a higher quality product line
They now have a few better quality tools made by the same companies making the brand name tools like matco, snap on and others
Isn't +/- 2% is the standard deviation for precision measuring tools?
For clicker style torque wrenches it’s +/- 4%, for digital torque wrenches it’s +/- 1%. Hydraulic torque wrenches it’s +/-5%.
I have the ICON 1/2" click style from HF. It's the nicest torque wrench anyone in my family has ever had. At least all the ones I've seen anyway.
I have a more expensive digital, but really I personally don't like it and don't trust digitals.
Only thing it's even used for it torque angle.
I have a more expensive digital, but really I personally don't like it and don't trust digitals.
Only thing it's even used for it torque angle.
