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Craftsman used to make a great nut splitter, one came in a tool kit that I received as a teen many many years ago. It sat in my tool box for years until I had a tie rod nut someone had completely rounded off until it was a complete circle. I tried the splitter and it worked like a champ before...

If it were my car, I would pull the fender, bumper and grill to see how extensive the damage is to the inner fender and the front frame horn. Take plenty of pictures of the damage and take them to the repair shops to see if you can get an idea of how much money to start with. See if anyone close...

"Honest Insurance People"!!! The DO NOT exist!!!!!

Read up on all of the OSHA and ASNI specs for respirators. This will explain to you the uses for them, if nothing else go to a dealership collision repair and ask to have a discussion with one or two of the paint guys.

I've had that type of filter cutter for years, it's the best way I've found to check for debris in a freshly assembled engine after break in.

As stated, when it's outside of the work area you don't have to contend with the noise. I put mine in a closet I added to the end of my shop and plumbed it to a 40 gallon tank that is under a work bench. That was 8 years ago and I've never regretted it.

I use my compressor on an infrequent basis so I drain it after I use it. The previous compressor developed a pin hole leak due to rust from the previous owner not draining it regularly.

Yeah, when the suits and the bean counters thought they could add to their bottom line by no longer offering a warranty they "screwed" themselves. The consumer quits buying the merchandise and down go the profits.

RRR, I saw a Klein reps vehicle at an electrical supply house not long after I was denied the warranty. I tracked him down, handed him the screwdriver, explained the lifetime warranty denial to him and then told him to put the screwdriver where the sun doesn't shine.

After Klein did away with their lifetime warranty on their screwdrivers, I bought a set of Kobalt screwdrivers from Lowe's. I've swapped one of the #2 Phillips drivers out because the tip didn't hold up, I walked in, handed it to a nice lady at the return desk. She told me to get one from the...

You could always put in a dehumidifier if dampness causes problems.

The newer US General tool boxes are built as well as some of the high end boxes in my opinion. As soon as I have enough room to get one into my storage area, I plan to buy one. Unfortunately, the wife said "No tool boxes in the house". I have no problem with that because she very rarely puts any...

I would buy the best 4 wheeled stand that I could afford, you never know when it will come in handy.

I have a bag full of that stuff from my working days, no one wants to buy a potential headache so I still have them.

Just be sure the new concrete is "fully" cured before any coating is applied. Green not fully cured concrete will cause some of the coatings to lift.

I'm just looking for a Mightyvac style hand pump like in your first post, I use it for checking vacuum on carburetors & vacuum advance pods.

Do any of you have just the pump? Mine went south & I can't find just the pump.

As stated, use plenty of cutting fluid & minimal pressure. Let the hole saw do the work, maximum pressure & trying to force it to cut equals work hardened metal.

Ever since Maglite reverted to the originals owners wife (I believe divorce was involved), the quality had been in the sewer. I tried getting replacement parts (switch) & was told they no longer serviced parts. Basically they told me to buy a new flashlight, which I did but it wasn't one of theirs.

RRR, you are a "sick" individual!!! LMAO

I've had a Harbor Freight laser for at least 17 years that we used to check track temps at the strip, also intake, exhaust & coolant temps. It has given me no problems & I've only put a single battery in it in all of that time.

What is the extended & collapsed height of the new jack?

I had an AC guy give me a bunch of different diameter rubber AC pipe insulation, it worked well doing the underside sanding on my hood scoop.

The HF U S Generals are a lot better built that some of the Craftsman stuff I've seen lately.

Harbor Freight's US General tool boxes are nicely built & for the price very affordable.

Jim, too bad you are the west coast. I'd take all of the dirt off your hands for fill on the back of my property. People here in Texas want a FORTUNE for fill dirt. LMAO

I think there may be well over a century of telephony & cable experience on this site. I retired from SWBT after 22 years & then went out as a contractor. I sold my business to a friend who was also a competitor & went to work in the cell industry. I got an offer from a small mom & pop clec to...

Look at security tools for the bit to remove & install those screws. I believe Klein Tool has those type bits in the security tool they offer.

Go to different sites, here, the other Mopar sites, Craig's list & others to put out a wanted ad.

Bodyperson is correct, light is your friend. You can NEVER have enough light when applying the color coat &/or clear coat.