New tools!

[GoToGuy]

I don't know about nut setter, I have used these with sheet metal screws self tapping, self drilling type with, six point head. Shallow with magnet to hold screw when driving.

 

[Supercharged111]

New snap ring pliers and a press.

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Been borrowing a press for eons but this time around I caved and bought my own. Super glad I did, usually it's for one or 2 things at a time but since cracking into the Corvette's drivetrain I've used it a bunch. Blew apart 2 transmissions, used it to disassemble/reassemble the diff, and used it to disassemble/repair the torque tube. Trans reassembly is on hold for parts but will once again require its usage.

 

[454cid]

That's an odd place to keep your stapler.

 

[PlayingWithTBI]

That's an odd place to keep your stapler.

Kicked it to the curb along with a lot of other stuff

That press looks like the one I bought at HF to do my 10 bolt, haven't used it since. I've been thinking about modifying it to fit one of my air over hydraulic jacks so I don't have to pump it all day

 

[HotrodZ06]

Kicked it to the curb along with a lot of other stuff

That press looks like the one I bought at HF to do my 10 bolt, haven't used it since. I've been thinking about modifying it to fit one of my air over hydraulic jacks so I don't have to pump it all day

Been thinking the same about mine lol

 

[Erik the Awful]

That HF press is perfect for a home shop. I've used the crap out of mine.

 

[vr1967]

New snap ring pliers and a press.

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Been borrowing a press for eons but this time around I caved and bought my own. Super glad I did, usually it's for one or 2 things at a time but since cracking into the Corvette's drivetrain I've used it a bunch. Blew apart 2 transmissions, used it to disassemble/reassemble the diff, and used it to disassemble/repair the torque tube. Trans reassembly is on hold for parts but will once again require its usage.

That HF press is perfect for a home shop. I've used the crap out of mine.

I ‘ve got the same one. Plan to build a square frame to raise it about 2-2.5’ and put casters on it so i can move it around.

 

[Supercharged111]

That's an odd place to keep your stapler.

Along with the other few carpentry tools on the ground that don't fit in the new box. I have yet to come up with a decent storage solution, but there was enough room shoehorn the press in there with 'em.

Kicked it to the curb along with a lot of other stuff

That press looks like the one I bought at HF to do my 10 bolt, haven't used it since. I've been thinking about modifying it to fit one of my air over hydraulic jacks so I don't have to pump it all day

That immediately came to mind. Takes forever to get the jack into position, but still been using the crap out of it since I got it. I've taken apart 2 T56s, rebuilt the torque tube, and disassembled/reassembled my C5 diff with it. Going to get my C5 T56 together this week and once the car is buttoned up, scatter the spare F body T56 for repair.

 

[stutaeng]

Yeah, I recently also bought the same or similar press from Northern Tool to regear a rear end. I put mine on casters I had laying around.

I was checking out SWAG for their attachments for doing light metal fabrication, to make it more versatile.

 

[Supercharged111]

Yeah, I recently also bought the same or similar press from Northern Tool to regear a rear end. I put mine on casters I had laying around.

I was checking out SWAG for their attachments for doing light metal fabrication, to make it more versatile.

SWAG?