Re: Good toolset for beginners

[Ian Lomax <sfalfisto@domain.elided>]

here's one I needed this weekend... a magnet on the
end of a telescoping pointer.  perfect for finding
that unobtainium washer or nut that just fell
somewhere in the car.  :-)

cheers,
ian lomax

--- Daniel Pham <dpham@domain.elided> wrote:
>  As my New Year's resolution, I'm aiming to do
> everything right the first
> time regardless of how long things take to do them.
> In my experiences over
> the years, my Alfa has run into a lot of problems
> due to half-as%#@ jobs. I
> was at Sears yesterday and got the bug. I'm
> discovering a lot of tools that
> would have made my life a lot easier if I actually
> went there instead of
> Autozone. My question to you all is this....what
> tools do have that you
> could not live without when working on your Alfas?
> An example is deep socket
> wrenches. Are Craftsmen wrenches too thick around
> the ends? Do you all use
> deep socket wrenches? I'm planning to do my T-belt
> in a few weeks. What
> tools do you all like for a job like that? If this
> is too basic of a
> question, what's a good book? Oh....I don't like
> Snap-On. I could buy a nice
> set of wheels for the price of a Snap On wrench. ;op
> 
> Danny
> Dallas, Texas
> 91 164L
> 91 164L (s-transmission, nice new blue paint, and
> for sale)
> 83 3.0 gtv6
> 
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