k0ua
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I thought this was noteworthy. A beautiful vise restoration.
What a beautiful restoration!
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KennyG
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The impact screwdriver. I've had one in my toolbox for almost 50 years. The only reliable way to break free screws on motorcycle cases without stripping the heads.
MossRoad
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Very nice!
I would have tried electrolysis, myself, before trying to take it apart. Beautiful job. I'd consider that art! :thumbsup:
I would have tried electrolysis, myself, before trying to take it apart. Beautiful job. I'd consider that art! :thumbsup:
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I have one too (impact driver). I think it's Harbor Freight from 1979!
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k0ua
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It is where I got mine too!
I had to search for that, and yep HF has it. Such a simple tool I can't believe I'm not familiar with it.
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Use it on rusted bolts with a hand sledge in winter at about -5F some day.... YIKES! :laughing:
KubotainNH
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Yep and other things too like the rotor screws on a Honda. I don't use it often but glad it's there when I need it. I think mine is a Craftsman.
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k0ua
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Kind of like adjusting the grease gun tip. We all just assume everyone knows about it. And then when you bring it up, you find out that not everyone does. I don't use my hand impact tool near as much anymore. I have pneumatic, and electric, including battery powered ones, so I don't reach for it much anymore, but sometimes it is the answer.
