A few weeks back, I got a really nice little cut-off/chop saw from Tractor Supply. It was the last one from the Black Friday stuff. It was supposedly a $60.00 saw (priced $59.95) and they had marked it down to $39.95. That was still more than I wanted to pay; oh, it was the Tractor Supply brand. So I got a manager and and asked her about the saw. She could not find it in inventory and told me that I could have it for $10.00. I thank her and got my new toy.

The saw is a Jobsmart six inch abrasive disc saw. It has a clamp for holding the object to be cut. It is not a heavy duty saw by any means but should be nice for cutting most things I would handle around the house. As long as one recognises the limitations of the tool and treat it accordingly, it should last; that goes for any tool. Better than using my angle grinder as I have done.

I got tired of cutting metal with a hack saw, so I picked up a 14" chop saw. Works great. Me happy.

You could put a wood cutting blade on that too couldn't ya?

yea, my dad has a wood cutting blade on his and i need a metal cutting disc i havent tried it with metal yet. i love chop saws

8.5 amp reciprocating saw by skil

And titanium drill bit set

i bought some new toys. low enough where even laurens car dont rub, and they have about 8-10" of lift is my guess. theyre rhino ramp max ramps i think. box said capable of 16,000lb cars.

Nice ramps. I use my ramps all the time.

Oh yes ramps are amazing. I have a cheap set from Menards that I now love for oil changes. Saves a lot of hassle.

Ah HA! Looky what I just purchased!!!


Should be here Saturday!!!



Yea, I have HPTuners and Scantool.net OBD2 scanners, but I'm kinda tired of lugging the laptop around. Which by the way, my Scantool.net scanner is still for sale.

out of all the cool tools i got that has the most wow, people think you are running the space ship or something when you show them the torque program