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Posted by Marty (68.5.40.201) on 00:42:31 07/22/08

In Reply to: Re: "Incremental Equalized Torque" posted by Ben

We have Harbor Freights around here. They are good for some cheap (inexpensive) tools that you don't plan on keeping for very long. Best for small stuff like tie-downs and floor stands. A friends dad does cabinetry, and he swears by their HVLP guns as an inexpensive alternative to the name-brand spray guns. He also picked up a cheap compressor while he serviced his old one.

If I had a need for the crows' foot, I would pick up a set. I still have a set of box-end wrenches that I bought over 20 years ago - for chassis work on my old, Oldsmobile.

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