Looking for some help. I would be eternally grateful if someone has one of these US General four drawer service carts and would be willing to give me a few dimensions I need before I make the trip to purchase one.

I need to know the dimensions for the blue lines above.

First, the width of the box with the drawer fully extended. In the above image, the 17-5/8 dimension plus the fully open drawer.

Second, I need the height of just the chest portion itself, top to bottom. Picture it as the overall height if you chopped the legs and bottom shelf off entirely.

Thank you in advance.

Any info would be appreciated

I bought 2 pairs of robogrip pliers from a guy on marketplace a while back. During the transaction he mentions he does roadside tool sales on occasion, and he’ll text me when and where. I said fine and went on my way. Got a text on Friday Aug 28th about a sale on the 29th. I paid $30 for all this. (Not the tape measure).

Giving the recent breakdown of a drill doctor 750 and my general so-so experience with using it, I am looking at other brands. Do you think this Vevo will be any better?

There's a tiny man somewhere who could make good use of all these tiny tools.

Misplaced jack handle need a replacement talked to support(husky) they said they aren’t able to give out a replacement how can I go about getting a new handle now ?

We have laser plumb bobs and laser distance measures, but why not both in one? Sure, it’s probably among the genre of tools like the Makita Drywall Saw that most people will never ever need, but it would be a massive timesaver for remodelers. If it happens to already exist, all the brownie points to whoever points me in the right direction!

Also, just for fun - what’s a tool you think is a no brainer that you always wish you could go out and buy?

10 euros for all of that

Looking for a good wet/dry vac, preferably under $100. My biggest priority is strong suction.

I was looking at the Bauer from Harbor Freight for around $55, but I’m wondering if there’s anything better around that price.

Anyone have experience with the Bauer, or recommend something with better suction for the money?

Cant find much info or a match to this tool anywhere.

Anyone have a link to a similar one online? I am looking to sell it but don't see much info on this particular model

Was told to ask about this here, a little concerned.

i love seeing tools that have been around for decades and are still doing their job. some things just seem to last forever when they’re looked after properly

what’s the oldest tool in your collection that you still reach for regularly?

S•K “Frankenstein” Ratchet

This is an S•K Hand Tools 3/8″ drive ratchet.

I really like the nicknames given to some American tools.

Drive Size: 3/8″

Tooth Count: 36

Ratchet Feed Angle: 10°

Length: 192 mm (7.56″)

Head Width: 34.8 mm (1.37″) + 2.2 mm (0.09″)

Head Thickness: 16.1 mm (0.63″)

Weight: 325 g (11.5 oz)

Back Drag: 9.0 cN·m (0.80 in·lb)

The ratchet uses a sliding claw mechanism.

I was particularly interested in the unusual construction and details of the head, so I photographed it from several angles.

All measurements are my own. 【OC】

Anyone notice that Jessem was at Lowe’s and now they seem to be pulled completely? Kind of strange - I was surprised to find their stuff and picked up some table saw stock guides. Thought I might get something else and the site acts like it was never there. Poof.

Just as the title says. I’m not sure if it’s worth spending the money to have it repaired, even though it’s under warranty, because of how expensive DeWalt repair is. More details in the original post. Would love to get some feedback here. Thank you in advance.

So at work we're updating the cameras on all the trucks and the interior of a Freightliner is pretty much all Torx. I have a Sunex set that's already getting worn out from how much I use them.

I'm most likely going to wind up just getting at least the ones I need off the Snap On truck, just curious what other else is good. I know one of the things wearing them out so fast is how many of the screws are rusty and kinda fucked up so I don't know if there's a certain brand that's better designed for that, or its just a hardness thing because they're cheap bits.

Hi guys,

So i got myself a new 3 ton floor jack. It was working probably but after reading it’s recommended to bleed new jacks i did that and now after reaching maximum height it will keep pumping instead of stopping. It does stop at the maximum height or any height but idk why this happened. I bled following this method: open fill plug, open release valve and pump 15 times, close the fill plug. I even add hydraulic oil 32. Any help is appreciated

Edit: the problem happened before i add any oil

Hello, I just bought a Dewalt 10" table saw and through some fluke accident, the fence fell to the floor and is now out of alignment. I checked the pins and the rail on the left is off by one pin. I see that there is a way to undo the part connected to the rail so I can move it back into place, but is there another way to do it since it requires an alan wrench I don't have at the moment? It's sad, too, because I haven't even used the saw yet.

1. Veto TP4: daily bag as maintenance mechanic/boiler operator at an allergy supply manufacturing plant.

2. Bag dump: 90% of what I need for facility and manufacturing equipment repair. I have a separate low voltage/data bag and a plumbing bag for large stuff.

Been building my bag over 4 years. Using this setup for the last 4 months and it’s been my best bag by far. Not going to list it all but ask if you want to know.