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I just put them on my shelves, after a good cleaning so it's not dripping gear oil, then a quick coat of wd40 ..... done!

Dude, nice !

I guess it could work. but a map gas torch, pb blaster, and some patience work just fine also ... and a small ball peen !

Dish soap with water in a spray bottle .....

sweet !

Pocket screwdriver .... never go to work without it !

I've got 12 T-8 bulbs in my garage, 2 4-bulb fixtures and 2 2-bulb fixtures ... no lights out yet, takes a few when it's cold out but not that long that it bothers me ... maybe your fixture is the problem ?

agree 100% on the tool boxes, that's why I have a macsimizer instead of snap on ! Much taller and deeper ...

Snap-on, Mac, then cornwell... good tools are pricey, but like most other things you get what you pay for. I used to think tools were just tools until they became my job, believe me, there is a difference !

Nice !

2 post all the way

A proper crimp with the right terminal end or butt connector then solder and heat shrink ....... I use blue point # PWC48 and all non-insulated terminals

Damn Rob, if I was close I would come by and help you out. Since I did the gun mod I have been blasting everything I could get my hands on with no issues at all. I think I wore my glass beads out already ! Have you tried shooting under 100psi ? I'm still using the ceramic HF tips, so far so good.

wow. if I'm looking it that correct, there is a big difference b/t that gun and the HF gun where the sand siphon tube enters ! I appreciate the kind words Rob, glad I could be somewhat helpful ..... need to get you back on your feet, a down blaster is no good !

Do the mod! No need to buy a new gun!

Very nice! Sounds like you deserve it!

Yes a reducer is fine. I do the same thing, and 50ft of 3/8 hose with no problems.

HAHA ! Was nice to speak with you as well, hopefully this will help you out like it did for me. night and day difference ! Pick up a few more of those ceramic tips and turn the air pressure down, I have yet to change a tip on mine ..... and of course it was good for me, if you do it just right...

alright, alright .... I got touchy feely with google and she gave me this good info .. enjoy and good luck, completely solved my problems ! http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=88862

You can spend $90 if you want. I have a harbor freight cabinet and was having the same problem, never shot good. 1 minor internal modification solved all the problems. Now I can blast non stop, no clogging at all!

I knew it was one of those ways ! Ooops !

yeah buddy, s/s top too ! You recommend and certain grease for the drawer slides ? I noticed the other day they are looking a little dry ! still smooth though ...

There is a difference in boxes ! I believe the snap-on KRL series is the lower end boxes, and KRA is higher end. Id buy a KRL series over a harbor freight, or menards especially for a "work" box. You will agree once those Chinese drawers start to sag and break ! I've had my no issues with my...

try polished concrete. looks good, durable, and no worries of paint or epoxy peeling ....

have an old dial back, and a new matco digital

Good luck with the tool issue. I've bought snap-on and matco that had other countries stamped on them ! ...... I just cleaned up a set of edelbrock valve covers and found "Taiwan" stamped on the inside lip ... What the hell is that, I thought they lived by MADE IN THE USA !!!!

how about a cordless 1/2" impact ? snap-on and IR both make some strong guns !

you cant beat that ! very nice ...

I bought a 60gal husky from home depot a few years ago. it was pretty cheap and does what I need. its seen motor swaps, trans jobs, etc .... I use all air tools, the compressor does not cycle too often unless constant grinding going on !

Still don't care for the guy, nice garage though ! I blame him for our cars becoming out of reach for most middle class people. And who valued his vert cuda ? 2million ? Hell no !