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I too have taken up using my angle die grinder when working on brakes, except I use a small wire wheel. It just looks so much better when everything is cleaned up. (I know… who is going to see it?).
Earth Quake 1/2 Impact. It’s a HF tool but I am just a DIY guy so it doesn’t get daily wear and tear. I started out doing everything by hand and one day bought an electric 1/2 inch impact. I thought to myself “You have been a fool”. Sooo much nicer letting the tool do the work. Better results too and my skin stays on my hands more too. I have slowly collected more and more pneumatic tools. I just let my wife know how much I saved doing the work myself to justify the tool and with the cost of auto repairs it’s not hard to do.
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Earth Quake 1/2 Impact. It’s a HF tool but I am just a DIY guy so it doesn’t get daily wear and tear. I started out doing everything by hand and one day bought an electric 1/2 inch impact. I thought to myself “You have been a fool”. Sooo much nicer letting the tool do the work. Better results too and my skin stays on my hands more too. I have slowly collected more and more pneumatic tools. I just let my wife know how much I saved doing the work myself to justify the tool and with the cost of auto repairs it’s not hard to do.
BMaloy
[quote=”college man” post=80931]Thats the one I have.It is a good one.I just need the cleaner.
I’m almost out. 🙂 Have you ever used the decarbonizer fluid
and the otc adapter?http://www.ebay.com/itm/like/261307968951?lpid=82%5B/quote%5D
Man that was my first cleaner I had, loved it worked great. Problem was this was before good internet shopping and our local CarQuest quit carrying the cleaner. So I went to the other style where I could use the GM cleaner in it.
[quote=”college man” post=80931]Thats the one I have.It is a good one.I just need the cleaner.
I’m almost out. 🙂 Have you ever used the decarbonizer fluid
and the otc adapter?http://www.ebay.com/itm/like/261307968951?lpid=82%5B/quote%5D
Man that was my first cleaner I had, loved it worked great. Problem was this was before good internet shopping and our local CarQuest quit carrying the cleaner. So I went to the other style where I could use the GM cleaner in it.
Snap on Butane Soldering Iron #YAKS22A. Works nice in tight places or in a parking lot when you get plug in a regular soldering gun.
Also got a killer deal on a Snap On Master Ball Joint/Universal Joint Press #BJP1. Usually around 700 bucks got it for 550.
Snap on Butane Soldering Iron #YAKS22A. Works nice in tight places or in a parking lot when you get plug in a regular soldering gun.
Also got a killer deal on a Snap On Master Ball Joint/Universal Joint Press #BJP1. Usually around 700 bucks got it for 550.
Snap on Butane Soldering Iron #YAKS22A. Works nice in tight places or in a parking lot when you can’t plug in a regular soldering gun.
Also got a good deal on a Snap On Master Ball Joint/Universal Joint Press #BJP1. Usually around 700 bucks got it for 550.
Snap on Butane Soldering Iron #YAKS22A. Works nice in tight places or in a parking lot when you can’t plug in a regular soldering gun.
Also got a good deal on a Snap On Master Ball Joint/Universal Joint Press #BJP1. Usually around 700 bucks got it for 550.
I traded my 1/2 drive chrome 12pt craftsman metric sockets for Strap-On 6pt set.
MOST recently, my dad got me a Porter Cable 1/2″ chuck 18 Volt drill with about 37 ft/lbs of torque. 2 torque settings and 33 clutch settings plus the drilling setting. Forward/Lockout/Reverse lever, LED light. Weighs about 650 lbs
I traded my 1/2 drive chrome 12pt craftsman metric sockets for Strap-On 6pt set.
MOST recently, my dad got me a Porter Cable 1/2″ chuck 18 Volt drill with about 37 ft/lbs of torque. 2 torque settings and 33 clutch settings plus the drilling setting. Forward/Lockout/Reverse lever, LED light. Weighs about 650 lbs
Last two i bought were a set of Cornwell External Torx bits off of eBay for a wicked good Price:) and finally broke down and bought a set of the Gearwrench ratcheting wrenches, I bought the 20 piece sae/metric 0 degree offset at sears for around, And I absolutely LOVE them. I have set of craftsman double box end ratcheting and Much prefer the gearwrenches!!!!
Last two i bought were a set of Cornwell External Torx bits off of eBay for a wicked good Price:) and finally broke down and bought a set of the Gearwrench ratcheting wrenches, I bought the 20 piece sae/metric 0 degree offset at sears for around, And I absolutely LOVE them. I have set of craftsman double box end ratcheting and Much prefer the gearwrenches!!!!
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