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Although axle stands can be very useful when working on your car, you must ensure that they include some very necessary safety feature prior to utilizing them. Stands are utilized to hold up a vehicle after it was raised up with a jack. One is put underneath each axle by a wheel, that's why the name. When you use stands, you are able to work safely, knowing that were the jack to suddenly fail, which happens hundreds of times a year, you would be saved from certain death by crushing.

Several different kinds of stands are available, but you should make sure the one you buy has these particular safety features in order to be safe:

1. Build Quality. Check the overall appearance. This means signs of rust, weld quality, are the edges rough, etc. If it looks cheaply made, don't trust it.

2. Stable Feet. Look for stabilizing feet on the base; if there are none then it might be prone to slippage when on a soft surfaces.

3. Support Mechanism: Overall there are two kinds of supports utilized on axle stands, pegs and ratchets. Ratchet mechanisms are usually better and certainly more safe to use, because they give you exact control over the amount of elevation. Peg-based stands are a little bit more uncomfortable to use, but they are less expensive. If you get a peg axle stand, ensure that the pegs have a safety catch and that they fit right before using it!

When you can find tons of stands that are not expensive yet have these good safety features, why would you stint on anything to save money, especially if it could mean your life? Buy good quality axle stand just in case something does happen, it's guaranteed you won't be sorry!

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Dewalt 759ka review

    Dewalt has always been a leader in the power tool industry and when looking at the Dewalt DC759KA heavy-duty 18-volt Ni-Cad 1/2-inch cordless drill/driver it is really a top notch product in the power tool area. 

     The DeWalt DC759KA heavy-duty 18-volt Ni-Cad 1/2-inch cordless drill/driver features a compact size to fit into tight spots. Its lightweight design (only 5.2 pounds) minimizes user fatigue, and yet this drill/driver can still pack a punch--its high-performance motor delivers up to 380 unit watts. Other features include a dual speed range (0-to-450 RPM and 0-to-1,500 RPM) for delivering versatile performance and a 1/2-inch single sleeve keyless ratcheting chuck for a tighter bit grip. This drill/driver comes with a one-hour charger, two 18-volt batteries, a double-ended screwdriver bit, and a heavy-duty kit box. 

 Also here is a customer review of the Dewalt DC759KA : I have had this drill for about six months and am very happy with it. I am a homeowner so I can't speak as to how this drill would function during all day use. For projects around my house it has plenty of power although, like every other cordless tool I have used, it needs a little more time drilling/driving through hard wood. If I want to drill through something thick and tough, I used a beefier corded drill. So far, I have not noticed any of the battery life problems discussed by other reviewers.

I picked up a set of the Dewalt hex shank bits and have not noticed any slippage. The only time I have had a complaint with the drill was while using a hole saw to install locksets in two doors. Of the four holes, the bit slipped out of the chuck two times. Once I reinserted the hole saw it went right on through the door. I don't know if I didn't get the chuck tight enough or if the chuck just prefers the hex shank bits. Check out our website here for more info and the best prices available.

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