I've had a hankering for a tig unit for some time. I was looking at the Everlast untis a while back. Had some dialogue with one of their reps on one of the tractor forums where he advertises and decided they were likely the best value with some actual USA based customer support.
I don't have a...
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I had something similar to this when logging. NOTHING comes close to the grip of corks. I loved wearing them. I felt like a squirrel jumping from log to log like there was glue on the bottom of my feet...
I've had a couple sets of the helmets (worked as a buckerman for a while). The first one the flipper for the screen eventually came apart. Second one I've used for some time with no problems. Not sure which brand it is.
I'll never use anything else. One quick flip and the screen is out of the...
Amazon.com: Husqvarna ProForest Chain Saw Helmet System: Home Improvement
That's what I use.
Of course you're doing any falling, the hardhat should be worn anyway. Perfect protection for vision hearing and your most vital organ :)
Not a shop tool but it is a tool of sorts. I built the chute controls from a wiper motor and a generic actuator. Spent under $100 on EBAY. The dealer wanted about $1000 for these options. I used an 18 mm socket with the square drive cut off, and drilled out to 3/4" (after heating to de-temper)...
Google Tom Tesmar or I can get his contact info later. He sells high quality pex and other radiant materials and consults on installs. He's the best in the business.
You don't need insulation under the slab, just a thermal break between slab and outer foundation.
I put radiant in my home, all pex, in the concrete basement, in the two main floors with stapled metal plates. Its heated by regular hot water heaters, not a boiler. Shoot me a PM if you have questions about that type of install.
Used CPAP machines are great for making a supplied air system. I bought a Tyvek hood/mask for about $60 then just a long piece of CPAP tubing. Very nice to have.
Take a look at mine and you will see the attachments are built to place the center of rotation roughly at the center of the car.
You need this for two reasons. Yes it will want to rotate to the heavy side. Mine has enough turn resistance to stay put in any position because it is roughly...
Good job. It could be removable by welding a piece of pipe the right diameter to the disc, couple holes drilled for long bolts...
I've thought of something like that just to gain 6" or so.
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Just purchased this for $31.00 with shipping off EBAY. Not sure if it can measure...
Fowler 72-646-300 6" Cylinder Dial Bore Gauge : Amazon.com : Automotive
Anyone use this? I'll be needing something to check out my used 5.9 Magnum. The other idea is just get a cheaper set of telescoping bore guages and use with my caliper but won't be so accurate I think.