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    Anyone who likes to discuss about their favorite vintage tool brands?

    100% agree on this, they’re the real deal! You can compare their old wrenches and sockets to hard steel – the quality of the old stuff is way better than their modern stuff.
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    Anyone who likes to discuss about their favorite vintage tool brands?

    Disston all the way! Legendary old saws, no one can beat their durability, even new models can’t keep up with their sharpness.
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    Any best torque wrench recommendations?

    Tekton! FTW! Just a pro tip: don’t forget to reset it to 0 after using it, to maintain its accuracy.
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    Any best torque wrench recommendations?

    Pfft, hell no! I’ve been dealing with car projects for years and I won’t recommend Snap-on – they’re too much for they’re price. I’m proud of my $50 wrench. For the budget of Snap-ons, you can buy great wrenches with other tools. Too overrated for me smh
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    Self-leveling cement any thought

    My biggest mistake was skipping the priming and would haunt me later. Primer was necessary to the SLC to adhere properly. The main thing I learned here is to follow instructions carefully.
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