Philbert's latest activity
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PISO12.9 grade bolt shaft to adapter sleeves. Solid-Carbide 18.0mm drill bit just laughed at it spitting out orange glowing fingernail...
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PPhilbert replied to the thread Craftsman Warranty.I remember a Chevy Impala for $3,000, and a VW bug for $1,800 (!). Of course, people were earning $65 per week! Philbert
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PPhilbert replied to the thread Concrete Cutting Saws.According to the sales rep at the show, the chains sell between (around) $300 to $800, depending on type, length, etc. He said that...
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PPhilbert replied to the thread Concrete Cutting Saws.I have never used one. But the rivets on the sample cutters that I’ve seen, are all recessed back from the side edges of the diamond...
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PCool. I recently worked on one of these and noticed that the chain needs water even when test running it, at least on a dirty/used...
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PBack in the 50’s or 60’s American made Tools were super expensive compared to what a person made. Remember my grandpa talking about...
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PSeen at a recent trade show: This ‘visible’ guide bar shows the routes that cooling water travels in an ICS concrete cutting guide bar...
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Psrcarr - yes, each zone has 3 loops and each one has in individual valve to open and close, plus flow control valves on the return side...
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PIt is neater in person, definitely worth a visit and when I was there last summer the new section was just barely framed out. There are...
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Pfor the go cart? 🤣
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PI bought some thing from them.. Had to chat them up as for some reason I had a hard time paying them. Sales and shipping were good...
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PPhilbert replied to the thread Height adjustable depth gauge tool.Wow! Somehow I missed this post! Was focused on the older, Oregon models! Thanks for following up on this. Lots of good information...
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PUp on ebay, and Conrad has it in stock too.
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PPferd ever put this out? https://int.pferd.com/en/depth-gauge
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PNow days the Taiwan made tools are the good stuff when it comes to non professional grade tools. The alternative is made in China...
