my snap-on 9.2 electric screw gun, my 3/8" Matco impact, and my set of S&K ratcheting wrenches probably see the most routine use.
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my snap-on 9.2 electric screw gun, my 3/8" Matco impact, and my set of S&K ratcheting wrenches probably see the most routine use.
Holy shit, forgot about the plasma cutter! Thats the best wrench I have. Its the most precise, or the most destructive, thing you can hold in your hand.Quote:
Originally Posted by jjmastertech
I do a lot of suspension and brakes, so I'd have to go with my favorites being:
1. Snap-On MG325P 3/8 impact gun (most used tool I have)
2. Snap-On ratcheting, flank drive combination wrenches (nearly unbreakable and they don't flex like Gearwrench)
3. Snap-On adjustable pliers wrench http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/OBJECTS/36200/36112.JPG (great for frozen tie rods)
4. Makita 9.6v 3/8 cordless impact (2nd most used tool I have)
I'm actually not a fan of battery powered tools. My shop uses all snap-on equipment. My private garage is 50/50 Snap-on/cheap-o's.
-Ant.
battery ratchet drill thingy
stud gun
valve spring compressor tool for b-series heads
all air tools
60 point snap on ratchet is my favorite though....some fuc$er stole it
vice grips
the universal tool!
:goodjob::goodjob: me tooQuote:
Originally Posted by punkr6
should have got the snap on more power.Quote:
Originally Posted by NAIZBST
I have/had the bluepoint 3/8 electric impact, was going to trade it in for the snap-on one but for some reason I really liked the feel of the bluepoint one... Maybe because it was paid for too... But it met its death the other day when the boom on a forklift was let down on it. Snap on guy sent it in to see if it can be fixed but who knows.
You got to use it to cut the nutz off an Accord, today:eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by QWK D16
Shop towels, zip ties, and zip lock bags. The only thing worse than a job done dirty is a job done wrong. And dirty is wrong.
Ps: I love my 40-200 inch pound torque wrench, and my digital micrometer.
Speaking of nice tools, anyone interested in a set of snapon techwrenches :)
how much? How old? What torque ranges? And recently calibrated? I'm interested.Quote:
Originally Posted by green91
Ive had em for a few years, ive used them to build 3 motors so they haven't even see much use. ive got te 3/8" and 1/2". they just sit so why not let go of them.
What are their torque ranges? And are they in inch pounds or feet pounds?Quote:
Originally Posted by green91
probably foot lbsQuote:
Originally Posted by Metalhead852
Snap on 1/2 cordless impact!
I'm from the south I can say "feet" pounds all I want!Quote:
Originally Posted by 81911SC
Im sure the 1/2" is in ft lbs, ill have to check on the 3/8's range once i go back to work (snowed out so far today)
Cool let me know their torque ranges whenever the damn icecapades are over lol
def my socket set
cordless impact with two batteries lol gotta have them
clutch alignment tool:goodjob:
and prolly my pitman arm