Sk8Crash69
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I'm with you Strouty
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Show your new tool arrivals
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Has to be the worst website I've ever seen. I guess they don't like selling tool creepers lol
edit: apparently they are a brand new start up and getting prepared to sell them online. I'll definitely be in for one!
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rshadd
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Hyde Tools 5-in-1 Tool #02970 (Made in Canada)
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upgrading
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I am glad there are still some made in Canada tools available.
They look exactly like the Made in China Home Depot Husky, maybe country of assembly is just different? 
Hyde Tools 5-in-1 Tool #02970 (Made in Canada)
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They could be made by Richard. The Richard prybars have been so good, snap on has rebranded them as their own. here is an old thread.
http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=228370
Been upgrading my tool collection in anticipation of a new garage (home build), here's all of my recent arrivals over the last couple months.
Gearwrench 32-piece ratcheting wrench set. Ordered online from Sears, then had to go into the store and have them order it because they didn't actually have the set, despite getting an arrival notification.
SK 47-piece 3/8 tool set, Knipex Cobra 7/10/12 set, and Wera 6-piece screwdriver set.
Also got this lasertip set. Should be good for working on electronics.
SK 45172 3/8 Thumb-wheel ratchet. Bought one on eBay, then another came with the set above.
Saw a sale, so I decided to add on to my GearWrench set with this 21mm-25mm set from Northern Tool.
Gearwrench 32-piece ratcheting wrench set. Ordered online from Sears, then had to go into the store and have them order it because they didn't actually have the set, despite getting an arrival notification.
SK 47-piece 3/8 tool set, Knipex Cobra 7/10/12 set, and Wera 6-piece screwdriver set.
Also got this lasertip set. Should be good for working on electronics.
SK 45172 3/8 Thumb-wheel ratchet. Bought one on eBay, then another came with the set above.
Saw a sale, so I decided to add on to my GearWrench set with this 21mm-25mm set from Northern Tool.
afazz
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Nice haul Jumpman!
I got a Streamlight rechargeable penlight from Amazon, Snap-on AWSGM800 t-handle hex set from the truck, and some old Crescent locking pliers inherited from my grandfather.
I got a Streamlight rechargeable penlight from Amazon, Snap-on AWSGM800 t-handle hex set from the truck, and some old Crescent locking pliers inherited from my grandfather.
Strouty
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I understand why they color code the handles, but I wish I could order all the t-handles in green or blue.
I bought a TigerTool last year or the year before to do a bunch of U-joints. Flawless. Nice people too, answered all my questions promptly. Made in Canada.
MattVette89
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Just got this, it's called the "tool creeper" super handy, helps keep me from loosing tools and makes clean up go much quicker.
Great idea.
Jim Diesel
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yeah I agree that tool creeper is a great idea. I'm going to look for one as soon as I finish this post hahaha.
SK 45172 3/8 Thumb-wheel ratchet. Bought one on eBay, then another came with the set above.
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Nice tools but man the stamping looks different in those two. Which one was with the set and which one from eBay?
Jarhead0408
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mkIValh
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My newest pawn shop find 8pc snappy standard hex sockets and the best part I only payed $25
Jim Diesel
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That might be the way to go i think. Not finding much around my area.
beakie
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just noticed the question
so far it's been neglected as work is getting in the way.
answers
yes, comes with arc leads, can also buy package that includes a spool gun, or tig gun. rebates should increase with each upgraded package.
display, will be something to get used it, but with everything today you learn to use it quickly... Like a smart phone with updates OS
I''ve only used w/gas it on 110v, running dedicated 50amp tomorrow and it worked just fine. looking forward to some proper 220v and seeing what it can do
jturbo10
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I don't really remember 100%, but I believe the bottom one is from eBay.
Jim Diesel
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Looks good, should serve you well
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New breaker bar
Ryan
Ryan
MattVette89
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I had better not use rubber wheels otherwise how can my wife still put it in the oven?
But if the wheels squeak, I could always use castor oil
MoToys
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Yea wonder where the idea came from...
http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showpost.php?p=2193580&postcount=45
http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showpost.php?p=2193580&postcount=45
rshadd
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Gerber EAB Lite Pocket Knife [31-000345]
The fit and finish are very nice for an $8 knife that's made in China.
I like that the blade is held with a screw so there's no blade wiggle.
The fit and finish are very nice for an $8 knife that's made in China.
I like that the blade is held with a screw so there's no blade wiggle.
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mrjaw14
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I've got two...they're awesome lol
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Got the 18v 1/2 big brother to join the 14.4v family. Trifecta deal you get smaller metric and standard impact socket sets but traded those in for impact sockets and 3/8 12 point shallow for Asian head bolts. I can take my 12 and 14mm craftsmans back home [emoji23]
Trifecta punch deal as well and used them not 10 mins later replacing the handle and latches on a e250 econoline.
Power steering pulley puller set too, and he threw in the vintage clock. I'll post those later
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Are the 14.4 all there talked up to be? Been considering them myself
rshadd
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OLFA 9766 SCS-2 Stainless Steel Serrated Edge 7-Inch Scissors ($15)
Made in Japan
The serrated edge helps hold plastic in place for frustration free package opening.
Made in Japan
The serrated edge helps hold plastic in place for frustration free package opening.
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Mike.ASC
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New breaker bar
Ryan
1/2" or 3/4" ?
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Notorious BRT
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Ordered the pliers set and the standard and metric wrench sets. Just now went back and ordered another pliers set (apparently the last one) and the 3/8 drive socket set. Too cheap to pass up.
That is a awesome little cutter. I am ordering one of those RIGHT NOW!
Ya buddy, I want a couple myself. I have three different styles from tekton but only one is worth a damn and it's kind of bulky. That one looks perfect for what I want.
Got this little buddy at auction yesterday:
And a big ol' pile of wrenches!
These things really are giant. The beams not that thick but the length is well... long. The 1-1/4" Superwrench is maybe 2" longer than my 1-1/4" Wrightgrip.
And a big ol' pile of wrenches!
These things really are giant. The beams not that thick but the length is well... long. The 1-1/4" Superwrench is maybe 2" longer than my 1-1/4" Wrightgrip.
Jarhead0408
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Yep. That's the thread I was thinking of when I made that post.
Lots of good cheap ideas for the shop in that thread.
If your wife won't give one up, just tell her she can buy a newer one to replace the old one.