NicholasShetley

For a big truck or equipment they would be great since they hold so much oil. We had some big freightliners and international trucks at the electric cooperative over the summer that would hold over 40 quarts. It wouldn't take to many oil changes with them to fill up the heater. Another thing is that they are super sensitive to other things in the oil such as antifreeze. It doesn't take much at all to really screw with one.

Electric heat is horribly inefficient and one tgat size will be noticeable on your electric bill. Like Jason said it all depends on your total use but I would put electric heat at the bottom. I think that one of those torpedo heaters like Dan has that runs on propane, kerosene, diesel, ect. Is a better option. I think that wood heat is the best for a garage if you use it pretty often. We have a barrel stove in my dads shop at home and it works great for the size of our shop.

I guarantee you it won't come with a single tool. I get roughly 1/2 off of snap on toolboxes since I'm a technical school student and they are still too freakin high. They really aren't anything special at all. You just pay for the name.

Nice saw Chris! You have been wanting that se for a while haven't you.

I wonder how much it would warp in the heat and shrink in the cold?

I bought the 1/4 inch ratchet for interior work which is maybe a Mac of 20 ft lbs max. I'm not sure what that is in ft lbs.

Did you ever buy the impact?

The batteries sure sucked on those hand crank drills. What all does the Bluetooth battery tell you?

Party hat

Holy cow that ridged had a ton of feedback! It sure isn't meant for precision. From the videos I have seen of it online it is a good bit faster than the x5 impact driver on 3 inch screws.

Great review guys!

I don't want my Milwaukee tools stolen. I would have imagine dewalt would have been one of tide top items. My uncle works in St. Louis and he would stop in at a few pawn shops from time to time and he said that there was always a bunch of dewalt stuff. No telling how much of it was stolen.

It looks like it works pretty good. Nice job the Faz

Just tell them it was a misprint and the ink got smeared. Out of my five tickets I only had one number that matched. This was my first time playing the lottery.

That absolutely blows Mike. It's good to hear that you will get your money back. Hopefully that guy gets what he deserves for doing this to you. No one deserves to get their identity stolen.

A lawn and garden battery shouldn't be any different than a car battery other than the amount of cranking amps it can deliver and in physical size. What battery is on it now?

Thanks for the link.

Someone posted who the next giveaway thing should go to and if I remember right we nominated mondo for it.

Congrats on the sweet new tools Jimbo.

That must have been a bad screwdriver. Klein screwdrivers can take some abuse. That break looks super clean too. It looks like it is almost perfectly straight.

We had a safety poster in high school where a guy from a local drilling company had the skin on his ring finger almost completely ripped off. Not one person wore a ring or any price of jewelry in there at any point.

Blow snow perhaps. We just had our first snow and it is super powdery and I bet it could be blown easily. I don't know if they have any snow there though.

They should by the time you pay over five thousand for a toolbox

Snap on boxes come with drawer liners. For the price you pay they should though