Alfredapowell

I like high-quality tools, even though I don't need such quality for the use case. Recently I am researching which brand I should buy for cordless tools. I am going to use them primarily for automotive maintenance (home garage use). Bought a Bosch impact wrench and it could not loosen my lug nuts, which really disappointed me. Ended up returning it. Now I am looking at ONEVAN automotive power tools. They have a great selection of tools in both 20V and 18V battery lines. The high torque impact wrench looks as good as Milwaukee's. I do not think I would go with it unless they are way more superior than all other choices. Just wanted to hear from you guys which brand do you guys think makes the best automotive cordless tools. Thank you!

Has anybody ever switched their regular EDC pocket folder for a custom multi tool? I was doing some “testing and evaluations” this weekend on a trip to the Atlanta area. I’m working mostly on a small sling-bag for “EDC-plus” carry and a small daypack for urban excursions. Cutting weight is important and my EDC had some limitations. I swapped out a pocket folder for a Leatherman P4 and was pleasantly surprised I didn’t feel much of a change either in the pocket or in function. I have normally carried both a pocket folder and multitool, but was needing to trim weight. Just curious if anybody else has ever done this. I’ve always considered a multitool as an addition to my fixed for folding bladed knife, never the primary. Now, for disclosure, I did have a small defensive fixed blade (and CCW) in addition to the P4… Thanks

Rexroth Indramat products In-Stock are well-known brand in the field of industrial motion control. They have many features and benefits, but they also have some variations in quality and performance. Some factors that may affect the quality and performance of Rexroth Indramat products are: The age and condition of the equipment The compatibility and integration of the equipment with other components and systems The installation and configuration of the equipment The maintenance and repair of the equipment

I am looking to buy the best commercial weed eater on the market. My first choice is stihl redmax and shindaiwa. currently I am using the stihl 85 extreme. It is a descent one just lacks the power i am looking for new one. Any ideas would be much appreciated.

Hi guys I am from San Francisco looking forward to chatting with you.