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Order #19465 Look forward to this every year!

I bought a Y-350 last year when I was in Japan, specifically in Osaka. I paid approximately $14.00 USD for it. And yes, it did trigger closer inspection of my luggage on my trip home. It's a great little, well made tool box. I showed it to my brother-in-law and he gave me another one that he...

Order #6645

Order # 50344.....a small order for some necessities

Just placed my order : 100129159. Always seem to find stuff that I need. Thanks HJE!

Woke up early and just finished pulling weeds in backyard. Just placed my order in. Order # 100020323. Been looking forward to doing this for weeks!

Order # 100005932, a birthday gift to myself...

Re: FREE Giveaway - Astro Pneumatic Tools Digital & Dial Tire Inflators | ToolAudits. I'm in as well...who wouldn't need a good gauge...

Like many of you, I also received my hat, a 20mm wrench, a wipe sample, and product literature. What impressed me was the letter of apology for the delay in fulfilling all of our requests. You don't see that type of customer relations any more. Most of the time, when an offer is so called...

Just put in my order for the third year in a row! Looking forward to my goodies to arrive on Thursday! Order # 27486:thumbup:

Looking forward to this for the third year in a row! I've got a list compiled already!:bounce:

Re: Tips & Tricks Don't know if this has suggested but I use the disposable chopsticks that usually comes with asian "take out" for stirring, mixing, and from time to time, as shims. The flat ones that you have to separate work great as shims.

Just a few items from the Toollady on Black Friday. Extremely happy with the quality and excellent customer service that I received.:thumbup:

Mike, thanks for the update. It's no fault of yours. Sometimes, hype trumps reality. I checked Gearwrench.com and they said originally that they were going to offer 600 of these for their initial release and it's dropped down to 540 as of this morning with an unspecified date of release...

I had a butcher block top, similar in condition to Jeep Monkey RTR's, that required refinishing. I found a cabinet shop that had a wide belt sander that took off what was left of the finish and trimmed it down with a slab saw to the size that I needed for $60.00. I refinished it with Emmet's...