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Yep! I've had that in my garage for some time now, works great!

Thanks everyone for the replies and input. Very informative! Im well aware of the parts catching and flying from back in the high school days shop class. Not to mention wearing the compound on my face and body. I'll look into the larger buffer. I was looking at the pieces on the car last night...

I assume you mean this style wheel?

I was looking and polishing some of the trim on my car. I dont have a lot so I dont want to spend a lot of money on one. I was wondering if any of you have either converted a bench grinder into a buffer, or purchased this unit from Harbor Freight? Thoughts?? 6 in. Buffer

3500k lights are the yellowish (warm) light. I personally hate that color spectrum. My basement has no natural lighting so I installed 5000k lites which is Daylight and I love them. They are also dimmable. If you want those lights we use Lithonia lighting when doing retrofits and they make very...

I got a cheap Alltrade tool kit for Christmas many years ago. In that kit were these socket strips. Ive looked everywhere for them and can find them any longer. They are flexible and hold the sockets firmly. So far I have not found a socket brand that has not fit in them. They are not to stiff...

Looks much sturdier than the original! Im glad this one worked out for you and hopefully for more engines.

I bought the Comp Cams socket from Summit. Its steel and works great.

Don, Check out this site, Most run off of propane tanks. I know you said you can get head aches, but its a option. http://www.mrheater.com/product/heaters.html http://www.mrheater.com/product/heaters.html?cat=95 http://www.mrheater.com/product/heaters.html?cat=97

I work with industrial air dryers, but I dont think that is what you want.. Let alone afford.

Nice welder you picked up, not to mention that was cool of your buddy to sell you one of them. I think you got yourself a good deal.

This socket is for the large ball joint 73 up style.

Hobart 140! Not to mention it is made by Miller.

Damn! I could use some new cordless tools, but of course funds are low right now! Hell of a deal IMO!!

Well on the plus side, at least the ram/jack worked on that press!

I just bought myself a nice Hobart welder this weekend an a Metal Man helmet fro Northern Tool. The Metal Man helmet was right next to the Lincoln helmets and looked identical.. Same packaging and everything.. It was a $10 difference in price. It has a adjustment on the side of it that allows...

I honestly can say that I have never seen anything useful at the antique stores we have around here. Lots of wall art tools, but never anything as awesome as a grinder with stand.. Nice score!

Also, please cut a hole in the tank after you scrap it so that if someone else sees it in a dumpster they dont take it home.

That is a damn nice shop/garage you have!

Ive cleaned small engine spark plugs with emery cloth. Sometimes it works, sometimes not... If I had the choice to buy that, I would pass.

I was told by my Sears store that I would have to pay to have mine fixed, so I've never brought it into them. Of course this was over the phone. Maybe I'll just grab it and walk in and see what the kid behind the counter does.. Perhaps I can get a new one.

That isnt to bad, I was just curious how fast it drained it and if you spent more time filling it then actually using it. Someday when I get a compressor I will have all these fun toys.

So your saying my Pancake compressor wont keep up with this? LOL. How many times did you have to stop and reload it? It appears to have done a nice job.

Dang! I had a 24" breaker bar on mine and it worked good. Yours must really really been stuck!

Yep, I think its junk also. I had a oil less compressor and I will never ever buy one again. It didnt last a year. I couldnt get warranty on it and the repair parts where to buy a new compressor assembly. They didnt sell the teflon rings. That assembly was as much as the compressor was new...

Just wanted to give a update on this socket. I picked it up and it worked great to remove the ball joints. I give it 2 thumbs up as a cheap alternative to the OE socket.

This I didnt not know.. Looks like I may have to go pick up this socket... I would be pissed if I spent the money on the socket and it didnt fit the OEM BJ's.

We use that Kano stuff at work and it works great! I never knew about the ATF-Acetone mix. I will have to give it a try.

Damn it!!!!!! My dremels only last me about a year and I just go buy new ones pretty sure Im on 4 of them... I never thought to get a hold of them.. Its always the motors that burn out. The brushes are good. I will for sure remember this. Thanks for the heads up

I have the basic Innova timing light. I had to warranty my first one. Lasted 1 week. Something inside came loose and it would flash randomly or not at all. Replaced the broken one with a identical one. It seemed a lot better and sturdier. Not sure if the other was a return or what.. Works...