What size is the largest one? How cheap? Can you take a pic with a soda can or the like for scale? I picked up a ~2.75" a while back at a garage sale and use it as a pencil holder. I can't imagine those if that one says 4.625"
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What size is the largest one? How cheap? Can you take a pic with a soda can or the like for scale? I picked up a ~2.75" a while back at a garage sale and use it as a pencil holder. I can't imagine those if that one says 4.625"
outdoorsman310
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ordered these late saturday night. chose the free shipping and they arrived today!
I lost my mini maglite led after about 2 years of use driving a truck with a non closing door. I like this pro one. it only has on and off. What I wanted. the safety glases are good. this is my second box. not sure about the ear plugs. the incandescent light is on.
I lost my mini maglite led after about 2 years of use driving a truck with a non closing door. I like this pro one. it only has on and off. What I wanted. the safety glases are good. this is my second box. not sure about the ear plugs. the incandescent light is on.
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jsharpphoto
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I picked up my HF44+side cab today. I had pre-built my new top for it already. Just need to bolt it down and glue the aluminum flat bar around the sides.
outdoorsman310
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I picked up my HF44+side cab today. I had pre-built my new top for it already. Just need to bolt it down and glue the aluminum flat bar around the sides.
nice! the 44s are good boxes.
Rosso
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chipper
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Some recent buys...a Williams driver,innova 3320,and the Milwaukee radio deal
My klein 11" long reach pliers showed up today from the hot deals thread!
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Man! You guys in the US have the shipping down to science! I just saw that hot deals thread a day ago. Canada's shipping system *****.
I picked up my HF44+side cab today. I had pre-built my new top for it already. Just need to bolt it down and glue the aluminum flat bar around the sides.
That's awesome! I wish we had the HF 44's here in Canada!
warmpancakes
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"Note to self" Hpozzuoli. Do NOT use those adaptors on an impact.
Bad news: a co-worker thoguht it was a good idea.
Good news: he had to buy me a new 1/2" to 3/8" stp down to replace it--yep, that's the big one on in the big slot.
Lesson learned.
It's stamped on the side and should be heeded.
BTDT.
Yes it came out nice and clear, I guess one just has to read and understand what it means
The old step down adapters were one piece. I though that was the purpose of them making them 2 piece now? The square driver part should break and Snap-on is passing the cost off to the customer on the replacement of the square drive part when you twist it off?
The new 1/2 breaker bar has the replaceable square drive part too. Figured Snap-on got tired of all the replacements and figured out a way to either pass the cost off to the customer or help keep people from doing stuff they KNOW they shouldn't be doing with these step down adapters.
I bought a chrome set like that from Snap-on a dozen years ago. All 1 piece. I have used them on impacts, but I don't get crazy with it either.
gear_driven
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Here are my Two newest Tool purchases one was bought brand new the other was bought used and needing a little TLC.
I bought a brand new scanner, awsome!!!!
Here is my new bench grinder, I got it used and its missing the lamp and a few of the accessories but it was alot cheaper then new.
I bought a brand new scanner, awsome!!!!
Here is my new bench grinder, I got it used and its missing the lamp and a few of the accessories but it was alot cheaper then new.
1foxracing
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As I unload my Snap-on stuff I replace it with the Wright Tools equivalent.
All of these arrived today from Amazon.
Th Wright tool Part #360 9pc 3/8 & 1/2" drive hex bit metric set. I mostly wrench on motorcycles and use these often.
The Wright Tool part #354 6PT shallow metric socket set.
When I sell my Snap-on deep wells they will be replaced by Wrights.
Wright Tool Part# 466 1/2" drive 6PT shallow metric socket set. These were not advertised as imapct (On Amazon) but that's fine with me, they work just as well on ratchets and my Snap-on 1/2" drive deep wells are impact too. Plan on selling the Snap-on's and replacing with Wright.
Wright Tool part #9218 Metric nut driver set.
Cougar Pro Ratchet Wrenches.
All of these arrived today from Amazon.
Th Wright tool Part #360 9pc 3/8 & 1/2" drive hex bit metric set. I mostly wrench on motorcycles and use these often.
The Wright Tool part #354 6PT shallow metric socket set.
When I sell my Snap-on deep wells they will be replaced by Wrights.
Wright Tool Part# 466 1/2" drive 6PT shallow metric socket set. These were not advertised as imapct (On Amazon) but that's fine with me, they work just as well on ratchets and my Snap-on 1/2" drive deep wells are impact too. Plan on selling the Snap-on's and replacing with Wright.
Wright Tool part #9218 Metric nut driver set.
Cougar Pro Ratchet Wrenches.
after a year of trying to get a tool guy to stop by the shop and having both snapon and matco ignore me at the corporate level, ran down a matco truck the other day and now he's stopping by weekly, made his first stop yesterday, and I've got more on order.
panknuckshovel
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Broke my phone and have to use a stock photo, sorry, but saw these for 0.99 and figured why not. I always thought they were kind of gimmicky but, the 1/2 already worked better than i thought it would.
Those wright tool pouches look nice enough on their own.
Those wright tool pouches look nice enough on their own.
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Bigblue&Goldie
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Serious question; what is the purpose of these vs. just using the ratcheting wrench they go into? Sears Outlet has a bunch of these for like $10.
panknuckshovel
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I have a 1/2 nut that is in a recessed hole that you have to come in from the side.
i have tried every thin profile i can get my paws on. The only reason i grabbed them is because they were in a fish bowl at the checkout for 0.99, and i have thrown a dollar away on dumber. I just happened to remember that pita nut and thought, hey maybe. $10, no.
i have tried every thin profile i can get my paws on. The only reason i grabbed them is because they were in a fish bowl at the checkout for 0.99, and i have thrown a dollar away on dumber. I just happened to remember that pita nut and thought, hey maybe. $10, no.
Offset, can use them as a small extention. But they have there time, and place.
BearCuda
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Sweet, I plan to pick up one of those as well soon.
I picked up my HF44+side cab today. I had pre-built my new top for it already. Just need to bolt it down and glue the aluminum flat bar around the sides.
Picked up this 4oz ball peen and soft faced mallet. Dr Pepper can for size reference.
outdoorsman310
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Picked up this 4oz ball peen and soft faced mallet. Dr Pepper can for size reference.
using the 4 oz for making gaskets and small stuff?
Fireball027
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What size is the largest one? How cheap? Can you take a pic with a soda can or the like for scale? I picked up a ~2.75" a while back at a garage sale and use it as a pencil holder. I can't imagine those if that one says 4.625"
I think the biggest one is around 6.5". All 3 sockets were under a hundred bucks total, including shipping to me. (The largest one weighs over 50lbs by itself. USPS hated me)
Here are a couple more pics of them.
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I think the biggest one is around 6.5". All 3 sockets were under a hundred bucks total, including shipping to me. (The largest one weighs over 50lbs by itself. USPS hated me)
Here are a couple more pics of them.
Holy ****! You ****!
Is there a particular reason you are switching suppliers?
1foxracing
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I don't wrench on other folks bikes for cash any longer. For what I sell the Snap on stuff for used I can purchase twice as much new Wright stuff. Another reason is I moved 37 miles South of my original location and it's out my Snap on dealers area. I can't get the new local dealer to stop at my house.
Wright tool is also down the street from my day job, I always try and support local family owned business's.
Here was my latest purchase. Just got it from Toolwarehouse.
Also picked up a couple new sockets, Problem is they don`t fit my impact gun... There is over 100lbs of sockets there.
I want to see what kind of bolt or nut those huge sockets go on and then see them being used. You can get those in your top drawer right? And what's that power probe? Never seen that before.
You could use it for gasket making. I thought it was kinda cool so I bought it.
Seriously, for about 9 bucks plus 20% off (veterans discount) I figured I'd use it when I need to work on some really small stuff.You could use it for gasket making. I thought it was kinda cool so I bought it.
I bought the 10 or the 12oz and love it. I might just go back and get that little one. Just kinda cool. Fun for really intriquit or tight jobs.
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1/2 Cup
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Long story, so here's the two words or less version. Well almost any way..
Loaned eldest son heat gun, eldest son drops and breaks heat gun. so here is its replacement.
Loaned eldest son heat gun, eldest son drops and breaks heat gun. so here is its replacement.
Long story, so here's the two words or less version. Well almost any way..
Loaned eldest son heat gun, eldest son drops and breaks heat gun. so here is its replacement.
You must have beat them as kids, and it paid off!
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85FourEyedGT
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I've been eyeing those, I like that they dont really skip sizes. I have a Sunex impact swivel adapter and I beat the hell out of it
K-Dog
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Thanks to the "Grip-On" clamp / pliers thread I now have these two fancy needle nose grips.
Thanks to the "Grip-On" clamp / pliers thread I now have these two fancy needle nose grips.
The action on those are sooooo smooth!