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UserNameAttempt3

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Broke my Dewalt bit extension so I thought I'd try out what Milwaukee has. Also decided to pic up this ratcheting driver. I like the idea of using 3.5" bits, and I'm going to see if there are a couple of specific ones I can find in order to make this my main driver... plus FREE bottle opener.:beer:

 
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eyeballengineer

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Got this tree fiddy off at harbor fright. 3/8 to 1 9/16. Smaller set will come home to other box. Big metric set coming soon.
 

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jinx

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Great tool to have. It definitely speeds up the process of pushing pistons back.
 

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hoston23

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I already have these ones 9444785fba1f83d0bd8bd6a54f0544de.jpg so I don't really have a need for the new ones


Merb

those work good for crimping small stuff like red or blue connectors but if you go up to anything bigger like the yellow ones they dont have enough leverage to do it properly. i have about 3 of each because i get them at good prices
 

amlv20

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Got this set of torx that lists for $336 on snappys site off the new driver for $129.99 special.ive been wanting it for ever and at that price couldn't say no....


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Brownsfan

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I already have these ones 9444785fba1f83d0bd8bd6a54f0544de.jpg so I don't really have a need for the new ones


Merb

I have both as well. The bigger ones crimp much better and easier IMHO. And the cutter is fantastic. I would keep both because they are different enough to warrant having both. If you have any time where you are doing multiple crimps in a row the 29cp is a much better choice. And these are Snap On made. The older Snap On and Blue Point branded ones were Ideal made. I have an old angle head set( Blue Point ) made by Ideal. Really nice cripmers
 

Ruger_556

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I have both as well. The bigger ones crimp much better and easier IMHO. And the cutter is fantastic. I would keep both because they are different enough to warrant having both.

I agree, I have both and I use the larger pair all the time.
 

Tdubyac

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Been wanting to try a flank drive type socket but couldn't stomach the snap on price as I'm just a diy'er. Wera metric sockets.

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eyeballengineer

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Cable went out a few nights ago. Spent some time on Amazon 70% tools section. All nine sockets for $54 and change. Williams are Taiwan and have slop in the pins but worth the $4.50 each I guess.
 

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bcradio

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Been wanting to try a flank drive type socket but couldn't stomach the snap on price as I'm just a diy'er. Wera metric sockets.

Virtually all sockets now are 'flank drive' type sockets, so you should be good to go with any major brand.

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lugnut71

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Did you buy them with the full size screwdrivers and got a mini tray for them? My dealer does sell them individually but can only get three of them, the large flat is not available he says.
 
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Sask dude

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Some princess auto sales. Didn't need another 3/8 ratchet. But....... Who couldn't use a 8th one haha. I'm curious if I will like the 1/4 stubby flex head
 

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Brians VWss

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I had a 10.00 off 35.00 at my local ACE from my rewards. I have always wanted a long flex 1/2. I picked up the Craftsman 16 in long flex. I figured 25.00 out the door was not bad. Now I think I have my 1/2 drives covered
 

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mkv221

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Come on man, play fair! Nice. I am always looking for one of those small ones at DRMO that the military uses.
I can't wait for it to be delivered. It's a little rough but it will make life so much easier. My current yard crane often needs more work then the crane I'm repairing.
 

MoparTrucks

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I can't wait for it to be delivered. It's a little rough but it will make life so much easier. My current yard crane often needs more work then the crane I'm repairing.
I have a friend that picked up one of the military rigs for 3K and it was like brand new condition...he uses it instead of a gantry for his business.

Feel free to post more pictures if you have them.
 

mkv221

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I have a friend that picked up one of the military rigs for 3K and it was like brand new condition...he uses it instead of a gantry for his business.

Feel free to post more pictures if you have them.
I wish I only paid 3k for this one. These cranes aren't very common here in Canada. I will post more photos when it shows up.
 

crbnfbr

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It's nothing special but I only had tamper resistant Torx screwdrivers, and the chiseldrivers were a $1 more than the 300 series. Plus, these are my first Wera's and I wanted to see how comfortable they are.
 

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CarsonConcepts

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Been on a bit of a buying spree lately. Have a few projects coming up that I wanted a few upgrades for.

Picked up a HF 50' Hose reel and put a Goodyear hose on it and used a ZillaWhip for the lead-in (Both on sale at Tractor Supply). Coiled up the stock hose to use as an extension if I need it. Have $87 total into it.
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USA made Husky 50-250 lb.ft Torque wrench. New small Ryobi Jobsite Radio with Bluetooth, aux and USB charging port. Good sound for the size. Gladiator Clean-Up Station (was on-sale and had points to burn at Sears, cost $0.07 out of pocket). Also picked a pair of HF Aluminum 3Ton Jack Stands. Almost creepy how light they are.
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Still have a 4pc. Gearwrench Flex 120XP Ratchet set and QuadBox Wrench coming from Trident Supply that should be here tomorrow.

~ Carson
 

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CarsonConcepts

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I got it at Home Depot. They are just starting to stock the new versions. I actually had to find mine in the over head as they showed stock but did not have a shelf spot for them yet. Model# P742 / Store Sku: 1001220544

~ Carson
 
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Bobcat753

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Went on a spending spree today. I received a $500 scholarship for tools at Mckittrick Hardware in Lowell. The prices weren't great (msrp mostly) but it was all free!:pimpflash
 

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