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Chicago Electric Flux Core 125 Welder from Harbor Freight is used to weld an automotive patch panel into place, repairing a fender rust hole.
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[More…]Breaker bars use the same sockets as your standard ratchet, but give you a lot more leverage resulting in a lot more torque.
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