bought any good tools for your car lately /ol/?

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>>17464235
bought one of these bad boys.

>>17464276
why not use a regular drill

Bought a DeWalt 1/4 impact driver to put my wheels back together with. Definitely cut down on the reassembly time. I had been wanting one for a while but just never pulled the trigger. I've used it a bunch since then and I love the thing.

>>17464320
Show me a drill that can hit 740 ft.lbs

>>17464320
use your drill on your lug nuts and lemme know how it goes. this is meant to replace an impact/ air compressor.

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>>17464276
Yep I found an old sandvik axe head for $5, cleaned it up and made a new handle. Perfect little truck axe.

>>17464331
>>17464329
Different anon, but I use my makita impact driver on the car all the time. It just takes a little longer and fatigues the fuck out of your wrist.

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I finally got a tool chest after 17 years of wishing I had one.

>>17464276
Also got one a few months ago. It's really good at removing the heads from very rusted bolts.

>>17464623
I don't deal with rusted shit fortunately.

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Orbital polisher.
We'll see in a couple years if it still runs.

>>17464623
nice
>beta

>>17464641

I've had to do a few parts runs for friends cars because of that. On my personal stuff, I use anti-seize like it's going out of style.