As lazy as someone who's been a car nut since the 70s, but won't learn to spray metallic paint?
I give up....?
I was wondering when it would start making sense...how freakin lazy have people gotten?
There you go, poke'n that bear againAs lazy as someone who's been a car nut since the 70s, but won't learn to spray metallic paint?
I give up....?
There you go, poke'n that bear again
Need a 'poke'n a bear' emogi
This is why I like milwaukee. My 18v impact has 3 settings. Low, medium, and high. It's the 1/4" hex drive version commonly found at home depot. My 18v, 1/2" also has 2 settings for low and high torque/Speed. Then I have the 12v 3/8" ratchet. The combination of those 3 pretty much allow me to do anything I need. There is still no replacement for common sense in some aspects.Unfortunately those hammer drills are huge and won't fit in a lot of places, especially in the Miata. It would be awesome if they added dial-a-torque to the little impacts.
If I'm going to wish for an electric impact wrench,... with the reversible F/U setting.
This is why I like milwaukee. My 18v impact has 3 settings. Low, medium, and high. It's the 1/4" hex drive version commonly found at home depot. My 18v, 1/2" also has 2 settings for low and high torque/Speed. Then I have the 12v 3/8" ratchet. The combination of those 3 pretty much allow me to do anything I need. There is still no replacement for common sense in some aspects.
What metallic paint? I chose the color that is on my car specifically. I even managed to phck that up. Why in the world would I compound that w/ metallic?As lazy as someone who's been a car nut since the 70s, but won't learn to spray metallic paint?
I give up....?
the small one is taking the heads off?That 20V is the one ripping heads off my fender bolts. More than I want for the every day stuff. May be my particular tool, but it doesn't have much fine control at the switch. The 12V version I also have works great, but batteries aren't lasting very long anymore.
I didn't see the 3 setting one, may have to check again. I did see one that you can control with a smart phone app. Just what I want to do is whip out my smart phone with my greasy hands in the middle of a job to turn down the torque on my impact driver. But, I do like Milwaukee's little 12V lineup. They have a small impact like the Bosch/Makita, a right angle small impact, and the ratchets. I'm still leaning toward the 12V ratchet. I like the way they have the small battery or the bigger extend capacity batteries for their 12V stuff.
the small one is taking the heads off?
unless that bolt is rusted in that thing shouldnt take the head off.
oh i knew it could do it. but it shouldnt be taking them off on a bolt thats not locked in.Yep, the smaller of the two you linked. I didn't think it would be strong enough to do that either.
Damn, what a deal!$30 on Ebay,, just snagged 2 sets..
http://www.ebay.com/itm/252800315781?_trksid=p2060353.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT
Be patient and enjoy the work you are doing.
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