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Caparris
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haha. I was thinking the same.
For my uses, Milwaukee's M18 line works just as good or better regardless
TheRobotCow
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Got my metric semi deep 3/8 Grey Pneumatic socket set, 21mm thin wall Grey Pneumatic socket and 3pc sunex Impact locking extensions from my Cornwell dealer today.
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devoncoolman
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Got a new sk 45171 3/8 drive in a long 1/4 body. Got it off my previous cornwell guy turned sk dealer.
Also threw in a flippable phillips/flat head pocket screwdriver as a gift for purchasing my first sk tool from him.
Also threw in a flippable phillips/flat head pocket screwdriver as a gift for purchasing my first sk tool from him.
Jarhead0408
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You're going to love that ratchet man! I love mine.
abvw
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Finally broke down and bought one of these. Quite hefty!!
Snap-on SN36
Snap-on SN36
mkv221
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Found these Stanley Workmaster screwdrivers at a surplus store. Thought they where pretty cool looking.
upgrading
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Cool.
Cool.
Cool.Finally broke down and bought one of these. Quite hefty!!
Snap-on SN36
Huge.
What do you use it for ?
They are cool.Found these Stanley Workmaster screwdrivers at a surplus store. Thought they where pretty cool looking.
What time period were they made in ?
mkv221
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I have no idea. I just liked that they where made in Canada.
livinloud11
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I already do and for the price its amazing lol. Yea the hose works for now, I haven't had it long to see how it holds up yet
abvw
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Everything my 24" won't remove. Next on my list is the 54" pry bar.
sonvolt
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Got a new sk 45171 3/8 drive in a long 1/4 body. Got it off my previous cornwell guy turned sk dealer.
Also threw in a flippable phillips/flat head pocket screwdriver as a gift for purchasing my first sk tool from him.
Sweet ratchet !
jeffmoss26
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I like those Workmaster screwdrivers!!
K-Dog
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No more turkey baster for me This thing is pretty sweet. Far more controlled than any turkey baster.
The bits are off the Snap-On truck ( damn sale flyer ) They are for driving up the detente on axle nuts. A good bit cooler than a hammer and chisel.
This thing is pretty sweet. Far more controlled than any turkey baster. The bits are off the Snap-On truck ( damn sale flyer ) They are for driving up the detente on axle nuts. A good bit cooler than a hammer and chisel.
Snap-On 3/8 drive sockets. Just missing the 1" socket because it's on a nationwide back order. I already had the socket trays.
Next purchase is going to be 1/2" drive sockets.
What socket trays are those? They look a lot better than my HF socket organizers
n8n
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Look like Westling Machine... I've been eyeing them ever since I found out about them.
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Rest of my order and a few new goodies.
Bunch more technically on the way as I signed up for a bunch of the new year promotions coming up.
semi deep 1/4" metric and get 1/4" comfort grip ratchet (THL72) & 1/4" comfort grip flex head(THLF72) ratchet free
1/2" deep metric set and get (I think) SHLF80A free
3/8" ball head metric long hex keys and get stubby ratchet and imperial set free (I think)
Finally upgrading/filling in the pieces of things I needed to and well spoiling myself as well, it has been a lonnnnnggg year and well might as well spend it on me then to give it to the government.
Bunch more technically on the way as I signed up for a bunch of the new year promotions coming up.
semi deep 1/4" metric and get 1/4" comfort grip ratchet (THL72) & 1/4" comfort grip flex head(THLF72) ratchet free
1/2" deep metric set and get (I think) SHLF80A free
3/8" ball head metric long hex keys and get stubby ratchet and imperial set free (I think)
Finally upgrading/filling in the pieces of things I needed to and well spoiling myself as well, it has been a lonnnnnggg year and well might as well spend it on me then to give it to the government.
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Westling Machine.
http://www.westlingmachine.com
Great quality and they hold the sockets extremely well.
TheRobotCow
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I really like them! But to get the most out of them, the socket you use in these gotta have the tiny hole for the ball to hold it. I'll add some pictures to better explain this.
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TheRobotCow
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Well my SO guy surprised me with the rest of my order earlier than he had initially told me.
Flank Drive Plus metric ratcheting wrenches set, shallow metric 3/8 sockets and a very handy double box ended 14 & 17 wrench for my Toyota project
And a 3/8 digital torque wrench
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Flank Drive Plus metric ratcheting wrenches set, shallow metric 3/8 sockets and a very handy double box ended 14 & 17 wrench for my Toyota project
And a 3/8 digital torque wrench
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xurusaibobx
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Well my SO guy surprised me with the rest of my order earlier than he had initially told me.
Flank Drive Plus metric wrenches set, shallow metric 3/8 sockets and a very handy double box ended 14 & 17 wrench for my Toyota project
And a 3/8 digital torque wrench
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whats the 14mm-17mm used for?
TheRobotCow
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They're a very common size bolt in Toyotas, especially my 80's Corolla. I bought this specifically to be able to reach the transmission bolts that my ratchets have a real tough time getting.
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Works perfect for the serpentine belt tensioner on 2012+ escapes with the 1.6 ecoboost
Those wrenches are awesome. I find myself using them a lot more than I thought. I originally got them to reach belt tensioners n stuff that was between the motor and strut/frame rail or radiator that a normal ratchet n socket can't go.
I find myself using them for brake jobs a lot
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TheRobotCow
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Here are those pics I promised
Here is the Sunex locking extension and a 14mm socket, one snap on and one Grey Pneumatic
Here it is with the GP socket and its locked in there tight! I wouldn't be worried about the socket coming off
Now with sockets without that "hole" like my snap on socket, it'll still keep it locked in but with the right amount of force it'll snap off haha. One thing I did noticed about the SO socket is that it has little indents, probably to help it stay on better with extensions.
For sockets that don't have the hole, Cornwell makes these really solid locking extensions that'll keep you from losing your socket. I'm hoping to get those soon.
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zmotorsports
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Well my SO guy surprised me with the rest of my order earlier than he had initially told me.
Flank Drive Plus metric ratcheting wrenches set, shallow metric 3/8 sockets and a very handy double box ended 14 & 17 wrench for my Toyota project
And a 3/8 digital torque wrench
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You will like that 3/8" Techwrench. I have had mine for several years and love it. I just recently purchased the TechAngle in both 3/8" and 1/2" which I also really like.
Mike.
TheRobotCow
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I already love it. A coworker has the ½ and recently got the 3/8. He's great and always let me use it. Since he's moving soon i decided to get both. Expensive yes, but i feel that this is a great investment.
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abvw
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This wrench will remove 99% of oil drain plugs and 75% of brake assemblies found on Japanese vehicles.
JonDick13926
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Yeah, I could definitely see it getting a ton of use in those areas. How long is this wrench?
JonDick13926
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Came in the mail today, with one more item on back order.
rmalkow2
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This was my nice surprise leaning up against the garage door when I got home from work today.
I can't wait to try these out. After reading a lot of pros and cons about cheaper makes in the end I decided to splurge a bit and get something I can hopefully have confidence in. They have very good reviews against slipping.
Well, I'm not sure this is totally true.
I can't wait to try these out. After reading a lot of pros and cons about cheaper makes in the end I decided to splurge a bit and get something I can hopefully have confidence in. They have very good reviews against slipping.
Well, I'm not sure this is totally true.