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Got any cool tools lately?
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picked up a set of 3-point forklift forks for the tractor for $100
also got a new bottom tool box (10% military discount at home depot)
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Husky-46-in-9-Drawer-Mobile-Workbench-in-Black-HOTC4609B13M/304959851
also got a new bottom tool box (10% military discount at home depot)
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Husky-46-in-9-Drawer-Mobile-Workbench-in-Black-HOTC4609B13M/304959851
I've been thinking this would be a cool tool. I'm frequently using a cut-off wheel on an angle grinder to cut steel. Seems like it would work better for that.
beags86
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I'd be hard pressed to find any tools that works as hard as my angle grinder when I'm fab'ing
Grinding wheels, wire brush, in edge and cup. Cut off wheel and various soft disks....
Got the new fuel surge driver. Came with a free 6.0 battery too. Also got a spare grinder .
I have one of these, while it is very handy if you apply to much pressure it will actually stop the blade. i think there is an internal overload inside of it. for small quick jobs it works great but it wont take the place of a cutoff wheel on an angle grinder completely
I have one of these. I have cut 3/8" mild steel with it. No heat generated during cutting. No hot metal flying off.
https://www.eastwood.com/eastwood-mini-metal-saw.html
https://www.eastwood.com/eastwood-mini-metal-saw.html
Not to one up, but I use one of these. https://www.milwaukeetool.com/Products/Power-Tools/Woodworking/Circular-Saws/6370-20 I do get hot shavings, but nothing that can't be avoided, but if you want you can have a pocket full of hot c shaped metal. Cuts 1/4". One of my favorite tools.
This truck started with a 2'x4' piece of 1/4".
I have one also, and while i have only used it a couple of times, it is nice
Soooo, what are these?
These have absolutely nothing to do with vehicles, I came across these a few months ago digging around in a tool drawer. These are "kickers". Used when milking a cow to keep her from kicking. When I was grade school, my sister and I used these while milking our cows by hand. We had a couple cows that were a problem. We should have eaten them instead of milk them. The meanest had horns, the other just had stubs that remained from someone cutting off her horns.
Ran 500 screws with the new fuel surge today.
Had a race with the regular fuel 1/4" driver with the new fuel surge version. Surge is faster, stronger, and quieter. All around worth it.
Had a race with the regular fuel 1/4" driver with the new fuel surge version. Surge is faster, stronger, and quieter. All around worth it.
Stupid question...500 screws, dang? Do you hang sheetrock?
Sheet metal.
Cool, I was curious what the difference was.
Well, a garage finally happened! Is that a tool??
Yes! It will be coming! Gotta do electrical first! But a lift is in the budget!!!
With the new tool box comes the need for organization. I saw where @F.S.F.W was making trays for wrenches so a friend and I jumped on the wagon and ordered a few. The racks are top notch and he was willing to make custom wrench counts and tray sizes.
If you are looking for something like this I HIGHLY RECOMMEND contacting @F.S.F.W
If you are looking for something like this I HIGHLY RECOMMEND contacting @F.S.F.W
