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trinc4me

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mobyfubar said:
I received a set of those T-handle ball-end allen wrenches several years ago and they are great.

I've got a pair of 1/4 and 3/8 drive Facom ratchets that I love if I have to work in a tight spot. They have twice as many teeth so you can use them in spaces where you can't get a click on a regular ratchet.

Just got a worklight that I really like: http://www.automotivetoolsonline.com/Bayco-SLR-2166-66-LED-Dual-Function-Rechargeable-Worklight-_p_15313.html

Oh, and an air compressor is pretty darned handy too!
That re-chargeable light looks like the ticket. I have a retractabe 3-plug extension cord mounted above my work bench, but always seem to run out of outlets....how long can you work effectively before the light starts to degrade? +1 on the compressor. I have a pancake style that is my portable, and inherited an upright 20gal/5HP unit that is awesome as a shop unit! ;)
 

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trinc4me said:
That re-chargeable light looks like the ticket. I have a retractabe 3-plug extension cord mounted above my work bench, but always seem to run out of outlets....how long can you work effectively before the light starts to degrade?
I've only actually used it on short jobs so far, and in warm weather. However when I ran the battery through a couple cycles it looked like it's good for at least a couple hours at Really Damn Bright at least (after that I left the house); there were still photons visibly escaping after 14 hours but I would not have called it "bright" any more ::)

And the thing will hurt your eyes at full charge if you look right into it.
 

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mobyfubar said:
.... And the thing will hurt your eyes at full charge if you look right into it ....
;D ;D Now mobyfubar ..... why would you do that ::)
 

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My favorite would be the 1/4 drive sockets with the hex bits, also in 3/8 drive.
Next would be my table lift. I don't have to crawl on the ground anymore.. Yea. ;D
 

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japako said:
My favorite would be the 1/4 drive sockets with the hex bits, also in 3/8 drive.
Next would be my table lift. I don't have to crawl on the ground anymore.. Yea. ;D
+1 on the table lift.....it's a big help.......
 

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Jakeboy said:
.... A road map, camping gear and a charge card ....
Like your line of thinking ..... :)

Mine would be the 'key' to the XT1200Z 8)'
 
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