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Assuming this isn't a scam, it's a hell of a good deal... https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1956631361523678/

Here's one that's more relavant to folks around here, given the metalworking aspects: Honestly impressed with how well it works, depending on belt life, I might switch to one of these over an angle grinder for cleanups before welding..it's just so nice and quiet and easy to control!

Trying out a Ridgid wet tile saw....only other ridgid tool I've ever owned is a shop vac, which was great for the price, but the tile saw is a new one:

I have machinery's handbook and didn't even think of looking in there lol I got hung up on the 2B thing as I had never seen that before.

FYI to those who find this, single point worked...was quick, just pick up the thread and ran it through a couple times manually and they thread ok. The bottom of the thread was just misformed, like they stopped feeding the threading tool while still turning, which is why the things would stop...

It's for some bad threads in aftermarket Shure microphone grills, I got the spec from here: https://service.shure.com/Service/s/article/sm58-ball-grill-thread-size-rk143g?language=en_US If it's 28 pitch, I think I can just clean them up single point on the lathe carefully (not under power).

Diameter is 1.25 inch. Thread is 28 UN-2B. Pitch diameter: 1.2280 inch minimum; 1.2330 inch maximum. Can someone help decipher this spec? maybe link a tap that would cut this if such a thing exists?

Ever consider a Kei Truck? :D

Wrenches aren't too bad, might be a pain if you double/triple up pegs all the time, but otherwise works well and easy to get at.

The biggest thing I found missing in this one was a place to conveniently store pliers...I use them a lot more and adding the racking underneath isn't ideal. I'm going to integrate this somewhere into my basement shop when it's done, won't be in my main garage to begin with (and I couldn't have...