Best.Tool.Ever.
http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_1260 ... ockType=G2
Mainly because I didn't know they made these things. Pricey... but... the bloody knuckles this could save me...
No justin biebers or edward cullin's please. just keep it mechanical.
Post your Favorite Tool!
Post your Favorite Tool!
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mikeinaus
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Re: Best.Tool.Ever.
lol so useful... i hate those clips so much! ive made it my goal to replace all of them with regular bolt/screw driven clamps.
check out this ratchet
http://www.canadiantire.ca/AST/browse/6 ... ?locale=en buddy in my class has one. its got a swivel head and extendible handle. it is frickin awesome. only available in 3/8 drive unfortunately, but its great at getting in awkward spots. so much more useful then this style
we should make this into a post your favourite tool thread
check out this ratchet
http://www.canadiantire.ca/AST/browse/6 ... ?locale=en buddy in my class has one. its got a swivel head and extendible handle. it is frickin awesome. only available in 3/8 drive unfortunately, but its great at getting in awkward spots. so much more useful then this style
we should make this into a post your favourite tool thread
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Re: Best.Tool.Ever.
i've never seen these either, how awesome!SuperK wrote:http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_1260 ... ockType=G2
Mainly because I didn't know they made these things. Pricey... but... the bloody knuckles this could save me...
i don't have a special favorite tool, but i love my Stanley ratchet set. (gonna be my car's color scheme)
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Wow that is awesome!!SuperK wrote:Best.Tool.Ever.
http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_1260 ... ockType=G2
Mainly because I didn't know they made these things. Pricey... but... the bloody knuckles this could save me...
I like having a set of ratcheting wrenches... saves a ton of time in tight places or normal places for that matter
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Love it!
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This big feller is pretty useful:
It won't fit into tight spaces, but I'm extremely happy with it as a glovebox tool. If I need a smaller tool for a tighter space, I keep it in the shop. This is probably the best glovebox tool ever...
This is #2 for the glovebox:
It won't fit into tight spaces, but I'm extremely happy with it as a glovebox tool. If I need a smaller tool for a tighter space, I keep it in the shop. This is probably the best glovebox tool ever...
This is #2 for the glovebox:
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'08 Suburban LT 4WD - TVS 1900 Blower, LF cam, headers, AFM delete, true 5" lift, 33x12s, 523 WHP
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The tool I use the most though, hands down, would be a torque wrench. I have 3, sadly all are 1/2" drive. 
I may attempt to trade one of them for a 3/8" drive, currently I just use a 1/2-3/8 adapter when necessary.
I may attempt to trade one of them for a 3/8" drive, currently I just use a 1/2-3/8 adapter when necessary.Daily:
'12 Challenger R/T - Stroker (Fully Counterweighted), Magnuson 2650 blower (7 PSI), Skip-Shift/CDV deleted, StopTech ST60 front brakes, Hellcat rear cradle, 2 piece DS. 6 speed, 3.9 LSD, 18" wheels - 510 WHP
Kid Hauler:
'08 Suburban LT 4WD - TVS 1900 Blower, LF cam, headers, AFM delete, true 5" lift, 33x12s, 523 WHP
First Love:
'92 GS 5 spd - Straightneck KL/67mm TB, MS/Coilpacks, 5 lugs/Speed6 brakes/FD wheels, wiretuck, coilovers, headers, AEM WB, Borla
Deleted: VAF/Power Steering/Air Conditioning/EGR/ABS/Auto Seatbelts/etc
'12 Challenger R/T - Stroker (Fully Counterweighted), Magnuson 2650 blower (7 PSI), Skip-Shift/CDV deleted, StopTech ST60 front brakes, Hellcat rear cradle, 2 piece DS. 6 speed, 3.9 LSD, 18" wheels - 510 WHP
Kid Hauler:
'08 Suburban LT 4WD - TVS 1900 Blower, LF cam, headers, AFM delete, true 5" lift, 33x12s, 523 WHP
First Love:
'92 GS 5 spd - Straightneck KL/67mm TB, MS/Coilpacks, 5 lugs/Speed6 brakes/FD wheels, wiretuck, coilovers, headers, AEM WB, Borla
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Re: Post your Favorite Tool!
The Dewalt Side GRINDER...
Probably because I use it more than anything else
I dont know if thats a good thing
Probably because I use it more than anything else
I dont know if thats a good thing
Josh
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I need one of those!Josh wrote:The Dewalt Side GRINDER...
Probably because I use it more than anything else
I dont know if thats a good thing
I had one long ago, but misplaced it in my most recent move.
I've been using a tiny air powered cutter for my grinding/cutting needs... I need a real grinder, that isn't bench mounted!Daily:
'12 Challenger R/T - Stroker (Fully Counterweighted), Magnuson 2650 blower (7 PSI), Skip-Shift/CDV deleted, StopTech ST60 front brakes, Hellcat rear cradle, 2 piece DS. 6 speed, 3.9 LSD, 18" wheels - 510 WHP
Kid Hauler:
'08 Suburban LT 4WD - TVS 1900 Blower, LF cam, headers, AFM delete, true 5" lift, 33x12s, 523 WHP
First Love:
'92 GS 5 spd - Straightneck KL/67mm TB, MS/Coilpacks, 5 lugs/Speed6 brakes/FD wheels, wiretuck, coilovers, headers, AEM WB, Borla
Deleted: VAF/Power Steering/Air Conditioning/EGR/ABS/Auto Seatbelts/etc
'12 Challenger R/T - Stroker (Fully Counterweighted), Magnuson 2650 blower (7 PSI), Skip-Shift/CDV deleted, StopTech ST60 front brakes, Hellcat rear cradle, 2 piece DS. 6 speed, 3.9 LSD, 18" wheels - 510 WHP
Kid Hauler:
'08 Suburban LT 4WD - TVS 1900 Blower, LF cam, headers, AFM delete, true 5" lift, 33x12s, 523 WHP
First Love:
'92 GS 5 spd - Straightneck KL/67mm TB, MS/Coilpacks, 5 lugs/Speed6 brakes/FD wheels, wiretuck, coilovers, headers, AEM WB, Borla
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I dont even use a grinding disk on it lol, I use cutting wheels for everything 
I should use my bench grinder more, but it is hard in a condo 
My neighbors dont like me much some times. Especially when I paint bumpers and such on the Patio then let them dry in the condo... the hallways tend to get a little fumy
I should use my bench grinder more, but it is hard in a condo My neighbors dont like me much some times. Especially when I paint bumpers and such on the Patio then let them dry in the condo... the hallways tend to get a little fumy
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I want that puller. You should get a claw for it then pulling axles would be a cinch.
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mikeinaus
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i dont know what that is but i want one!
i also really want one of these. fuel pressure/volume tester. van test volume without needing to spray the line into a container for a set period of time.
i also really want one of these. fuel pressure/volume tester. van test volume without needing to spray the line into a container for a set period of time.
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It's big... it's shiney. We all want it! That's a spot welder, no?
Never used any type of welder before...
Never used any type of welder before...
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i think your right. it looks like its meant for pulling dents?