1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Damn, that's a bummer, that was a good kit.

 

I see this all the time at sears never got it though. https://m.sears.com/craftsman-450-p...gclsrc=aw.ds&dclid=COyxktS0s9sCFcHGZAodFp4ADQ

 

Lowe's sells Craftsman now... wonder how that deal got worked out

 

I use the spare battery for my DeWalt impact gun to roll down windows at the junkyard, haha.

I'm putting Lexus ES300 seats into my truck. One day, the track motor decided to burn out. I went to the yard to get a new one, and obviously none of these cars have power. To access the seat rail bolts, I had to move the chair backwards. So what I did was cut the harness to the chair and spliced the drill battery to it. I started moving it back to get access, and this guy walking by me glances at me, keeps walking, and suddenly he stopped dead in his tracks after he had time to process what he just saw. He walked back to me, looked at the chair (still moving backwards), at me, back at the seat, and his brain seemingly exploded from seeing a working power seat at the junkyard.

 

I have one of those Ryobi One+ battery powered impact guns.. I use it when I need to rotate tires mainly... makes doing it a breeze. Still works so far

 

What do we have to do to get this thread in the top little section of the page?

 

Summon the TW Gods. Here, I got it.

*Ahem*

WHY IS THERE NEVER A 3RD GEN IN THE HEADER IM SO UPSET IT'S ALWAYS 1ST AND 2ND GENS THIS IS AN OUTRAGE

 

How are the electric impacts? Im still old school and use all pneumatic tools when working on my truck

 

@tcBob

It would be much appreciated, we're trying to keep the what did you do daily thread less cluttered with general conversation

 

My Makita packs about a 650lb punch and 800lb burst

 

Might have to get one. The air stuff is a hassle to bring out every time i need it

 

I use that Makita and a tinier Craftsman for the small stuff. I like using hand tools for most stuff though

 

I just like the pneumatic stuff just to take things apart.

 

Not bad. The only does *up to* 300 ft lbs

 

Was kinda done with work, wandered over to the empire of junk.

 

Anyone wanna buy a turtle...

 

I always get their free multimeter when I shop there, I always seem to burn them out. I've gone through 4 or 5 already. Meanwhile, my WalMart GE multimeter is going 10 years strong.

 

Just go buy a fluke

 

Haha I keep one in the truck, at home I usually consult the Fluke 115

 

I've been wanting a Fluke. Any recommendations? I already have their Clamp meter, but that's usually only good on high voltage wiring.