Am I the only one that uses those?
Nah. I have had a couple of close calls and keep them on too.Am I the only one that uses those?
I have one and love it. Definitely recommend for smaller material that needs a break in itLooks like a nice press brake add on when I see them in the store. I have used my swag for 10 years and never a problem with it. But most of the time I don't need to do anything wider than 6" or so.
I'm considering getting a vise sheet metal brake since most of the stuff I use it for is small 1/8" tabs that need to be bent for monting accessories.
https://www.amazon.com/Bending-Alum...cphy=9031448&hvtargid=pla-2281435177858&psc=1
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fucking game changer... that is on my list here soon.Looks like a nice press brake add on when I see them in the store. I have used my swag for 10 years and never a problem with it. But most of the time I don't need to do anything wider than 6" or so.
I'm considering getting a vise sheet metal brake since most of the stuff I use it for is small 1/8" tabs that need to be bent for monting accessories.
https://www.amazon.com/Bending-Alum...cphy=9031448&hvtargid=pla-2281435177858&psc=1
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Was just about to post something similar...Looking for a semi-budget OBD2 scan tool now that I forgot my 9 year old $20 Wifi OBD2 in my friends car and I think it’s not coming back. Like this one because it’s cabled and Bluetooth and offers bidirectional controls.
Eric O from the South Main Auto channel has spoken well of the high end HF scanner. I haven’t heard any positive or negative feedback regarding Innova. Any diagnostic tech has multiple tools for covering all the quirks of different brands that play nicer with various tools. Definitely not what I am, or a budget I’m working with.Was just about to post something similar...
i have a couple moitors that read codes and sensors i use for full time monitoring, a generic reader in my tow pig that just shows the code and i can use to clear it, a tuner for my daily driver that has some different tunes in it and can read codes but now i am looking for an actual tool.. i want to be able to do things with a hand held OBD2 tool. I want to see the monitors and which ones are ready, being able to also save data when code comes on might be cool too.
Whats out there that isnt going to break the bank. Is the Innova brand i see worth it? is the harbor freight brand worth it?