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JonDick13926
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Picked up the new IR W7152 kit after putting in an order a month ago. Been over a month without an impact wrench after selling my previous generation of this and my IR pneumatic version.
Any real world comparison between this one and the Milwaukee high torque 1/2" gun? I know on paper the numbers are similar-ish, but that doesn't always tell the full story.
I've been wanting to buy a cordless impact. I have some Milwaukee cordless tools already and two batteries, which pushes me to keep buying Milwaukee. On the other hand, the cordless tools I have (including the batteries) have seen better days because they spent most of their lives used in daily automotive repair, which makes me feel it's okay to go buy another brand.
I scooped up these brand new USA craftsman 3/8” 12 point metrics at the local habitat for humanity restore for only 12 bucks.
Most of my stuff at work is snapon/sk but I don’t have a set of deep 12 point sockets so for 12 bucks what the heck
I’m not sure what these would cost new back in the day, but someone has a set on eBay for 80 bucks or so
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Old-Soul
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^ that's a good deal.
I was eyeballing some of the older Craftsman stuff at my dad's place this weekend thinking I should "obtain" some of it haha.
I was eyeballing some of the older Craftsman stuff at my dad's place this weekend thinking I should "obtain" some of it haha.
I have the 6 point version of that set and the matching SAE set. IIRC, $19.99 for them in the mid 90s.
They had SAE 12 points there, too.. But I passed on them. I have 12 point deeps in Mac/proto/random brands already
MikeF2316
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I feel for you. I was a Craftsman man myself. With the condition of Sears, especially in Canada, and dead batteries in my 10 year old 16.8 Volt drills a change was necessary. The M12 impact driver sold me.
Nice score! I have that same little green Xcelite pocket screwdriver in my "to-go box". I use it all the time for terminal strips and trim-pots. I like how the blade is straight, and not coffin-shaped like many small screwdrivers.
anaveragedave
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Negen
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Today's postwoman dropped off a proto 5250p big dawg ratchet. 3/8 drive 10". Not sure when they discontinued this model but the handles are my favorite. The bulk in the handle fills your hand and is comfortable. The knurling is the soft gripping type smooth and soft but lots of grip. I missed a auction for a 1/4" set with a big dawg ratchet Nos, kid was having a moment (fit) would have been about 70$. This 5250p was 25$ Nos.
Next is a 6" 706s proto adjustable wrench. 12$ not much excitement here.
Next is a 6" 706s proto adjustable wrench. 12$ not much excitement here.
If that is truly a dual 80 nice... they didnt make that way from the factory at least that i know of... i made my own swapping heads...
looking for a pebble 4766 or any 47xx pebble hinged handle
Buckgnarly
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It is, I just saw it a few weeks back on the book of faces new products post....
https://www.facebook.com/snapontools/photos/fslf80/10156834625088288/
Damn... i need to buy them and 1/4 kits.....
looking for a pebble 4766 or any 47xx pebble hinged handle
Alpine4x4
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Oh a 3/8 in a 1/4 body. I was thinking of doing that. I picked up a 1/4 a few weeks ago and was cruising the truck for another when I spotted the 3/8. Maybe in the future.
If they sell them i am jealous... i have the 936 i had to make into dual 80s....
looking for a pebble 4766 or any 47xx pebble hinged handle
ttpete
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WTF is THAT for? Does anyone here actually USE the tools that they buy? Or is it just another piece of overpriced chrome to grace a toolbox?
Negen
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The higher the price of tools the easier it is to find the receipts when it's tax time. Buy tools for work deduct them for taxes. keeps snap on going.
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sweet victory
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How other people spend their money really seems to bother you. You can rotate the flex head and use the ratchet as speed handle. I don't own any, but different strokes for different folks. Notice how the handle is separate from the shank/neck of the ratchet?
equitiesguy
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I use every one of the 14 snapon ratchets I have. On Saturday I used 8 of them on one job.
Strouty
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hitthewall79
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Carquest
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Asked my driver about one today, he could not get the part number to come up, nor can I find it on the Snap On website. Is this a custom or can it be bought?
Unexpected belated birthday present from my parents 
another Stihl for the collection.
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another Stihl for the collection.https://scontent-lga3-1.**.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/46508744_10215185303799001_4606185131688853504_o.jpg?_nc_cat=107&_nc_ht=scontent-lga3-1.**&oh=c0fdafa1eafeee7dac8a9947b286a149&oe=5C6A72D2
It’s not custom. It shows up if you change the tab to repair parts I think; can’t buy it though. This is how the 1/4 version showed up initially, now you can find and buy the 1/4 version.
Holt
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Picked it up last night and started moving the tools over. On sale for $298 and If the price stays for the holiday season I plan on picking up a 2nd one to have a really long bench.
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JBradley500
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Some oil filter sockets. Not bad for $19 shipped and made in Taiwan.
Partsguy57
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You obviously don't own any dual 80's...once you use one ,you will never buy anything else.End of story.
N2 Many Projects
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GTO what is a dual 80's ? So many tools posted in here it's hard to keep up with it all.
paulsomlo
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hangfirew8
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GuardAir 73SK Safety Cone Air Gun
GuardAir airgun that blows an additional "safety cone" around the workpiece that helps deflects blowback particles. I got it because my ancient Devilbiss is going to another workshop along with my older compressor, and I needed something as useful in my garage.
View media item 88472If I had read the details here I probably would have passed, but now that I've tried it I'm not letting go of it:
https://guardair.com/products/jet-guard-safety-air-gun-74sk
Yeah... 35CFM and recommended 7.8HP.
When I first tried it the kickback took me by surprise, the world was full of dust blown off the far side garage wall, and my formerly full 60gal/3.5HP kicked on to recharge 2 seconds later. Ha!
Fortunately one can dial it down. I found my useful range to be between about 0 and 5%... yuk yuk yuk. But it really works (yes, it even really blows!) and the safety cone does keep carp from blowing back onto the operator.
I did the survey thing for the free knife... these folks have no concept that anyone besides heavy industry might buy their products. We'll see if a knife actually arrives, since I didn't give a real company address... since it wasn't bought for a company!
GuardAir airgun that blows an additional "safety cone" around the workpiece that helps deflects blowback particles. I got it because my ancient Devilbiss is going to another workshop along with my older compressor, and I needed something as useful in my garage.
View media item 88472If I had read the details here I probably would have passed, but now that I've tried it I'm not letting go of it:
https://guardair.com/products/jet-guard-safety-air-gun-74sk
Yeah... 35CFM and recommended 7.8HP.
When I first tried it the kickback took me by surprise, the world was full of dust blown off the far side garage wall, and my formerly full 60gal/3.5HP kicked on to recharge 2 seconds later. Ha!
Fortunately one can dial it down. I found my useful range to be between about 0 and 5%... yuk yuk yuk. But it really works (yes, it even really blows!) and the safety cone does keep carp from blowing back onto the operator.
I did the survey thing for the free knife... these folks have no concept that anyone besides heavy industry might buy their products. We'll see if a knife actually arrives, since I didn't give a real company address... since it wasn't bought for a company!
sweet victory
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Posting your affiliate links directly on the forums is a no no, and a breach of Amazon's affiliate agreement.
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dodge610
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I dont get it. Isnt there an entire thread dedicated to posting listings for tools on amazon???