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How to DIY a tool, putting case halves together WITHOUT A PRESS
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nice puller Tor... now I gotta make one of those!
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I have a similar puller. Here it is along with a few other home made tools.
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cool, I like your clutch toolsI have a similar puller. Here it is along with a few other home made tools.
is it the same place you bought your other taps from Matt?
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No....
I bought tap and die sets from another seller. $17 each shipped or so.
Link above is $5 shipped!!!!!
I bought tap and die sets from another seller. $17 each shipped or so.
Link above is $5 shipped!!!!!
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With a mill, lathe, and welder, you can make anything. Nice work guys.
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