An Edwards sheer, a Hossfield iron bender.

You good folks?

i don't want any more tools . i am tired of using them

Back in my younger days I worked as a mig welder in a factory. I always wanted one at home, but all I ever had as a stick welder, and a small 110 volt wire welder. The ones I used in the factory were 240 volt, used CO2 gas, and were head and shoulders above what I've had. It's not a matter of not being able to afford one, it's just that I never figured it would be cost effective.

A TIG welder until I got a pacemaker then I wanted a torch.

A good bandsaw.

A big metal break would come in right handy occasionally....no way it would ever pencil..... so I’ll settle for one of those new high torque 1/2” Milwaukee impact wrenches.

A 1/2 inch battery powered impact wrench that has adjustable torque settings

I need one myself.

They don't seem to make one!

Flux core/MIG/Tig welder and someone to teach me how to use it!

Like my Milwaukee battery powered grease gun

My Dewalt has three torque settings and is a monster removing wheel lug nuts.

Just ordered one of those. Thanks!

I have an air impact, but really it was time to step up to electric, and with my Dewalt grease gun, they will use the same battery.


Making some progress here...



Now.. I need a disk plow. Pull kind, not the 3 pt hitch kind.

Whatcha got?

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Though I don't have room for it in my overcrowded shop, I'd like to add a much larger metal lathe with a huge spindle bore, while keeping my 12" x 35". Also would love to have a much larger welding table, if I had the space for it.

Battery powered chain saw

I ain't quite there yet...

But I could use an angle grinder that uses those Dewalt 20v MAX batteries.