GortonsFisherman
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It's awesome. You'll be amazed at the power of it. I rough houses with mine. Drives 18" ship auger bits no problem.
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It's awesome. You'll be amazed at the power of it. I rough houses with mine. Drives 18" ship auger bits no problem.
MagnumForce
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Ratcheting Flex Head Combos from Menards for 30 bucks. In an industrial environment, 99% of the fasteners I deal with are Standard.
Stopped at Lowe's and got an awesome clearance deal on this magnetic laser level. Mine at work is shot and I needed a new one, 15 bucks, the "new" ones that had different packaging were 40. I use this to lay out black iron pipe for air and weld gas lines as well as smoke eater ductwork from weld cells to smoke eaters.
Also this right angle driver and socket set which will be handy as heck getting to prox switches, air cylinder mounts and tooling for 10 bucks.
I am always amazed at the type of stuff I use as an Industrial Maintenance Tech vs the Auto Techs, here.
Stopped at Lowe's and got an awesome clearance deal on this magnetic laser level. Mine at work is shot and I needed a new one, 15 bucks, the "new" ones that had different packaging were 40. I use this to lay out black iron pipe for air and weld gas lines as well as smoke eater ductwork from weld cells to smoke eaters.
Also this right angle driver and socket set which will be handy as heck getting to prox switches, air cylinder mounts and tooling for 10 bucks.
I am always amazed at the type of stuff I use as an Industrial Maintenance Tech vs the Auto Techs, here.
StackedDodge96
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All Tawain mostly. I have their big crowsfeet set, and there impact sockets. No issues at all.
thesilverone
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@glooblunar.....wow
FreeTenthsDiag
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@glooblunar...what bank do you use?
Do you have a new toolbox too? Bet the snappy guy is happy with you.
Tarheelgarage
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johndeereman
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@gooblunar just a quick question in your first picture who makes the angle wrenches. THANK'S
bobbycos
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^^^^thats a pretty nice air hammer for the price. I got it to replace my harbor freight one. Picked mine up for around 50bux last month when I had to bust out some rivets on a side job I was doing at my house. Couldn't see spending 300 some on the snap on one for occasional use
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Hako86
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They also make other USA made pliers
For $59.99 I can't complain! Way better than the no name brand one in my toolbox at work
MagnumForce
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Not sure what you mean. The Tekton Pliers are made by Wilde.
Ahhhhh lawdy. Nice tools there brother. Dont tell me you bought all that at once?
Caparris
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Dude I'm all for SO tools, but not to the point that you go broke. I really really hope he didn't buy it all once.
kiatech
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Caparris
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Agreed...
I've only bought one socket "new" from snap on.. everything else used. Not a problem with any and saved a lot of $$
Definitely threw in a pocket screwdriver.
I'm going to say he got a good deal on a large used lot. A few of the items show wear from what I can see.
FreeTenthsDiag
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And should throw in some HJs too.
Bigblue&Goldie
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Clearly it's not new stuff. I would think you could get everything about 50% off buying a "lot" from somebody getting out of the field.
Not everything was purchased at one time. It's all been purchased new within the last 2 months. I'm a farm hand /mechanic and my boxes in my work truck destroy my tools between roads rash, and moisture. I bring my more valuable tools home with me every day because iv had too much stuff disappear. I have a good thing with my tool guy. He's a family friend. Iv always been addicted to tools but stayed away from his truck. Now that my finances are good, I'm upgrading. I own tools from all common brands in the states, but since I know my SO guy so well, and he works with me on price and warranty. I love any brand of tool that does the job , but I don't mind paying a little more for good service and help a friend.
My work location is no where near a tool truck route. So it's nice to go to his house and hang out and play with tools.
My tool addiction drives my other half crazy.
My work location is no where near a tool truck route. So it's nice to go to his house and hang out and play with tools.
My tool addiction drives my other half crazy.
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thefrenchcanadianguy
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I am terrible about showing my new tools and some new and new to me from the past couple of months.
Littlestown No. 25, I bought it from a gentleman relatively locally who brought it back to life and now I cannot decide where to put it.
GW 3552 and 3551D
SO SLF80A, SN18B, SX80B
VIM Triple Square in short and long. Amazing quality!
Milwaukee M18 Fuel 1/2, 3/8 Impact, Hammer Drill, 1/4 Hex Impact Driver. M12 High Speed Rotary Tool, 3/8 Ratchet and LED Flash Light.
SO F80
Tekton 3/8 Deep Well Impact Set
Craftsman USA Nut Drivers
Peg Board that my friend hooked my up with while I swapped out his ball joints. On the board are some new additions as well. Estwing DFH24 and CCD45. GW 24" Crescent Wrench from the hot deals a while back.
Littlestown No. 25, I bought it from a gentleman relatively locally who brought it back to life and now I cannot decide where to put it.
GW 3552 and 3551D
SO SLF80A, SN18B, SX80B
VIM Triple Square in short and long. Amazing quality!
Milwaukee M18 Fuel 1/2, 3/8 Impact, Hammer Drill, 1/4 Hex Impact Driver. M12 High Speed Rotary Tool, 3/8 Ratchet and LED Flash Light.
SO F80
Tekton 3/8 Deep Well Impact Set
Craftsman USA Nut Drivers
Peg Board that my friend hooked my up with while I swapped out his ball joints. On the board are some new additions as well. Estwing DFH24 and CCD45. GW 24" Crescent Wrench from the hot deals a while back.
1foxracing
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Get it for 10 % after the ol' lady kicks their *** out before the dee_vorce
zmotorsports
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Snap-On dealer dropped off my new 3/8" TechAngle torque wrench to me yesterday that I ordered a couple of weeks ago.
Here she is in her new home next to her siblings.
I purchased the 1/2" TechAngle from Snap-On a few weeks back.
Mike.
Here she is in her new home next to her siblings.
I purchased the 1/2" TechAngle from Snap-On a few weeks back.
Mike.
Crown Imperial
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Those EZ Red "Wrench Connection" hex bits looks perfect for my motorcycle tool kit. Gonna get me a set.
Thanks for posting the link to your review
$10 on Amazon is a great deal if it's true that their list price is $60 which I find hard to believe but what the heck who knows.
Thanks for posting the link to your review
$10 on Amazon is a great deal if it's true that their list price is $60 which I find hard to believe but what the heck who knows.
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79silverado
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Where are those vim tools made i see them a lotI am terrible about showing my new tools and some new and new to me from the past couple of months.
Littlestown No. 25, I bought it from a gentleman relatively locally who brought it back to life and now I cannot decide where to put it.
GW 3552 and 3551D
SO SLF80A, SN18B, SX80B
VIM Triple Square in short and long. Amazing quality!
Milwaukee M18 Fuel 1/2, 3/8 Impact, Hammer Drill, 1/4 Hex Impact Driver. M12 High Speed Rotary Tool, 3/8 Ratchet and LED Flash Light.
SO F80
Tekton 3/8 Deep Well Impact Set
Craftsman USA Nut Drivers
Peg Board that my friend hooked my up with while I swapped out his ball joints. On the board are some new additions as well. Estwing DFH24 and CCD45. GW 24" Crescent Wrench from the hot deals a while back.
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