Drake9
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Had a Sears gift card from Christmas so I treated myself to these today.
Show your new tool arrivals
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Heavy Metal Doctor
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I can give you my review of the Drill Doctor: The boss bought one for our shop and I used it about 20 bits before I decided it was just too much hassle and the stone was already starting to loose the correct shape / angle (bits coming out rounded, not true / straight).
Not a bad machine, if you have time on your hands, but we're working shop and time is money - it takes longer to process a dull bit through that machine than my time is worth.....just hand sharpen in a few seconds (luckily I'm good at that) or go buy another bit.
dutchgray
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View media item 46740View media item 46741Wilde vise grips from the hot deals thread, SK screwdrivers and a new dustpan for the garage.
Just got back from meeting up with my snap on guy. Got a decent haul!
3/8 tech angle torque wrench
Extra long 8 piece screw driver set
Mid sized half round file set
Long reach needle nose
Long reach curved needle nose
Some warranted sockets
And a new back clip for my cordless light
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3/8 tech angle torque wrench
Extra long 8 piece screw driver set
Mid sized half round file set
Long reach needle nose
Long reach curved needle nose
Some warranted sockets
And a new back clip for my cordless light
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nuklbstr83
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Cope
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Channellocks Snap Ring Pliers, Makita impact socket set @ Home Depot $19
I just got that Makita socket set. The 3/8" drive is either wobble or fixed depending on how you attach the socket. I haven't used it yet but I am impressed with the quality for the price.
quattroJoe
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I've got that 3/8 adapter too, bought it without the sockets. Great little piece, I really like Makita's bits and attachments even though my power tools are all Milwaukee.
Van Steele
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Britool Hallmark 6-point combination spanners 8-19mm, Stahlwille 14-series combination spanner 14mm, oil pan splitter, Irwin bolt-outs, Sealey oil funnel for Toyota engines, Blue-Point scraper and a set of Eklind hex keys 1.5-6mm.
Yep seems Taiwan tool's are an improvement in quality over Chinese so I figured what the Heck why not. I won't be taking off any lug nuts or motor mounts so it shouldn't give me any grief.
Britool Hallmark 6-point combination spanners 8-19mm, Stahlwille 14-series combination spanner 14mm, oil pan splitter, Irwin bolt-outs, Sealey oil funnel for Toyota engines, Blue-Point scraper and a set of Eklind hex keys 1.5-6mm.
8-19 am I counting 1 too many spanners? Nice tool roll where did ya get them, they look too good to come off the mac van?
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NE Guy
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All of my cobras have milled jaws with no black grey coating on them. I've never seen cobras with the coating on the flat (milled? ) face next to the jaws. Are these a different style?
NE Guy
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Recent Order from Zoro 30% off Special.
Wera extensions to complete my set. Knipex 10inch Plier Wrench and 10inch Cobras
Proto Chisels
Deleted too many pics. See above post
Harrison2
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one is not from the set
its a 14mm, re read the post
i did miscount then reread the post too.one is not from the set
its a 14mm, re read the post
Oh yes silly me. Lol
SuperSheep
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Britool Hallmark 6-point combination spanners 8-19mm, Stahlwille 14-series combination spanner 14mm, oil pan splitter, Irwin bolt-outs, Sealey oil funnel for Toyota engines, Blue-Point scraper and a set of Eklind hex keys 1.5-6mm.
Those wrenches looks nice. Care to share a bigger photo showing how thin or thick the profile is? More detail would be nice too. Britool looks interesting, tho I don't think they are readily available in the US without insane shipping prices.
What is its COO? I wished I invested more into buying european tools, or tools in general when I was living in Scotland years ago...
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JAKE-THE-TOOL-MAN
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Here are a few of my new tools, have a few other things that didn't make the picture
SuperSheep
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Stanley Double boxend wrenches. SAE, got them for a steal. Never seen these types made by stanley before, nice and thick square beam.
Another Armstrong Gearbox and 2 Gearwrench Gearbox and 2 ratcheting flexible flared wrench. Also a duralast ratcheting wrench and knipex tweezers (present for the girlfriend tho)
Cripe distributing is the shitz
Another Armstrong Gearbox and 2 Gearwrench Gearbox and 2 ratcheting flexible flared wrench. Also a duralast ratcheting wrench and knipex tweezers (present for the girlfriend tho)
Cripe distributing is the shitz
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Could not pass it up for the price. 3/8 drill, 2 batteries, charger and case.
Kirbot
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Those look great. Got a link by any chance?
I can't find them on Cripe. Might be gone already.
Harrison2
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http://www.grainger.com/product/STANLEY-Box-End-Wrench-4PZ77
cant see them listed anywhere, must be either old stock or limited run.
i found the ops ebay listing, there was one set only and he got them for a steal.
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Buckgnarly
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Stanley Double boxend wrenches. SAE, got them for a steal. Never seen these types made by stanley before, nice and thick square beam.
They look a lot like some of my Mac wrenches. Mac is owned by Stanley. Hopefully they are of the same quality. ;-)
They are a good looking wrench!
What did you pay if you don't mind my asking?
Cornwell sells a similar set for about $130.
http://www.cornwelltools.com/webcat/products.php?product=CTG102MTAS-%2d-10-pc-Met-Trq-Adp-St-12-pt
Napa set lists online for $149.
SuperSheep
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LoL so I see you found yourself reading this thread only to find yourself on eBay or whatever trying to find something you saw here. I catch myself doing that too. Increasingly lately LoL.
Sorry bro but those I did not get from cripe. It was an auction that I managed to win for less then 20 bucks. 18.60something to be exact, tho I have no idea how much these go retail for as I have never ever seen them before this. But I lurk eBay for boxend wrenches (tools in general) a lot, if I see some like these I'll drop you a pm with the link.
Here is the parts number 3/4 and 11/16 is 85-820. 7/8 and 13/16 is 85-821. 1 and 15/16 is 85-830. Made by Stanley, made in the USA too. Hope that helps.
I don't think they are the same. The Mac are straight zero offset, these have a slight offset to them and a lot thicker too. I could be wrong tho
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Askme42
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Hope you weigh about 150 lbs or that creeper will drag
LoL so I see you found yourself reading this thread only to find yourself on eBay or whatever trying to find something you saw here. I catch myself doing that too. Increasingly lately LoL.
Sorry bro but those I did not get from cripe. It was an auction that I managed to win for less then 20 bucks. 18.60something to be exact, tho I have no idea how much these go retail for as I have never ever seen them before this. But I lurk eBay for boxend wrenches (tools in general) a lot, if I see some like these I'll drop you a pm with the link.
Here is the parts number 3/4 and 11/16 is 85-820. 7/8 and 13/16 is 85-821. 1 and 15/16 is 85-830. Made by Stanley, made in the USA too. Hope that helps.
I don't think they are the same. The Mac are straight zero offset, these have a slight offset to them and a lot thicker too. I could be wrong tho
Mac has and still does make double box end wrenches with a 10-15 degree offset.
http://www.mactools.com/en-us/Wrenc...Offset-Double-Box-Wrench-Set-in-Plastic-Tray-
I have a set of Mac Micro Turn wrenches and they look very similar to your Stanley wrenches. Mine are probably just a bit shorter.
175 here and it doesn't drag unless i'm sitting up. Laying flat it works fine. Biggest problem I have is the super loose swivel bearings locking up the wheels all the time.
SuperSheep
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Good to know. Better question is anybody got any idea how much these wrenches usually go for? I have never seen anyplace selling them.
FOCUS.FREAK
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I had that tubing cutter(blue point) and that is the older style that u can't get blades for anymore. I ended up getting a new one when I needed a blade
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PBT Seal kit. COO Taiwan. PVC, sockets and fender washers work well but saw this and just thought it was a good purchase as opposed to rigging a configuration up.
Is that to go around a crank to tap the seal in?
MagnumForce
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Birthday presents for me, 24 inch aluminum pipe wrench and 3/8 drive roto head ratchet. Bout the only one I could find without a comfort grip. I hate comfort grips.
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MagnumForce
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Picked up those locking pliers on clearance a while back, they are alright but super bulky. The snap ring pliers are awesome, I have the craftsman branded ones which are the same.