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Get a good welder,try to avoid the lowest end of stuff and yes you will want to get one with gas. My personal welder is a small ESAB Caddy mig C160i Welds nicely and is very easy to use, dont know about availability in the US but im sure there are similar machines from most reputable brands...

Ended upp with this litle kit KOMBOKIT BOSCH PROFESSIONAL GSR 18V-21/GDX 18V-180 2X4,0AH - Skruvdragare - Elverktyg - Maskiner Not overly powerfull but i believe it will do most things i will use it for. Seems quite nice to have one tool that will do both ½"drive sockets and bits in the same...

Here is a link to a registry over mopar musclecars over here that i think was completed in 2007 its quite well broken down into categorys(sixpacks,convertibles,hemi and usch) and there is probably a whole lot more cars sitting in barns that are not registred aswell as cars that have been...

The brands i mentioned are all easily available in two hardwarestores near where i live so no problems with availability of those atleast:) Regarding moparparts over here its alitle weird,im sort of running into al sorts of deals on some stuff and alot of parts are fairly easily available,then...

I just learnt that the American brand Ridgid is pretty much the same as AEG over here that could be usefull to know :) And nope no Husqvarna powertools that im aware of.

Have looked around and fail to find a good assortment of Milwaukee tools localy and i realy like to be able to take a good look and feel the tools in my hand before desciding. What i have taken a good look at localy today is Makita and Bosch professional aswell as AEG The later brand seems...

Still taking notes over here:) Newer saw any of those battery deals over here. Makita seems to do very well.

Millwauke seems nice,but poor availability over here, and what is available seems to be about twice the american prices,But keep the posts coming i will dig around some more. Are there any special features regardless of brand i should look at What kind of specs are most important?

Ok looking to get a cordless drill/driver/impact and to be honest there are so many for sale in different versions that i dont have a clue on where to start since i newer looked at these things before but now that my old drill is getting tired i figure i might step into the new world. For...

That is one well done welding cart! Very impressive!

im just 5´10 and 200lbs and built like a gorrila its a useless bodyshape for working on cars short legs,long back, long thick arms and large hands,i think it would be easier being shorter and smaller overall,atleast you smaller people can get your hands at whatever you need to work with without...

yep Kemppi has some good equipment aswell,have lots of hours with a kemmpi TIG welding exhaust stuff at my previous job,but could not find anything brand new from them that would fit my budget:/ i hear you on the 3phase welders,but im limited trying to stay on friendly terms with my...

walked in to my local Esab dealer to see what they could offer(didnt even bother going there in the first place since that place usualy is quite expensive,i gues i was wrong,again.) and they had the 160 in stock and at a very good price, unfortionaly i did not have enough money with me to buy it...

of course the place i wanted to order from that had a good price are out of the c160 and the c200 is out of my pricerange for now,will look around some and see if i can find another good price,not many millerwelders around on this side of the atlantic but i will look some for those aswell:)...

since my old 1phase migwelder is broken and i dont want to dump any more money into the present one im thinking about getting a brand new one,im sort of limited to a singlephase MIG. the one im thinking about is a ESAB CADDYMIG c160i what are your thoughts on this one...