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Have had one since the 90's. Spray the pins with wd40 or similar when needed. Be careful. Gets tippy and unstable at height. Don't let go of handle when lowering until you understand it. Excellent tool.

my 2001 7.3 never gets better than 16 wtf?

I have an 01Great truck Dont drive it in salt Just blew the cobwebs out of her for the summet

never get one dime of my money...

Did not read your post in full, but I will never use ebay again. I was ripped off for 30 bucks over a cv boot and ended up cancelling a credit card I had for over 20 yrs. Never a late payment. Ebay is **** scam.

wtf?

I vote Hypertherm, but doubt very much you can get one under a grand. Sorry if that does not help you.

Obviously not a hack. Appreciate the humility though. My goal is to learn something new every day.

Leatherman rebar is my handiest tool. Don't know how I made it most of my life without one. Use it multiple times daily.

Get that stick welder hooked up and learn to use it. 6013 rod is easy to start with, 7018 is what is used the most. I don't think you should get a wire feed mig until you know how to weld. Too easy to make bad welds that look ok. Auto darkening hood will make it easier to learn. Welding takes...

I considered an index point that could also be used as a "catch" for your hand to lift heavier stuff after you stick it, but didn't add it. Nice thing about metal, easier to add to than wood is

Interesting about the word goad. Thanks for the lesson.

Goofing around putting my initials on.

The thought of selling them did cross my mind. I would have to charge more than I think people would pay to make it worthwhile to me... and I don't need any more projects, lol. Just out of curiousity, what would you guys pay for one of these?

Went with 28" overall.

Thanks. They have a nice balance, and stick easy. I think the guys will like 'em

Made these for Christmas gifts. Heads are 304 stainless, handles are 6061 aluminum, attached with welded rivets

you are badass then . i havent hand split wood in twenty years, and i just heat my house and burn for fun at camp,,,

are you hand splitting wood that you are selling?

different vehicle, but i have had rust build up where the sensor attaches to the wheel bearing/hub, and lose the ground with similar results. good scan tool will tell you which wheel to look at.