Recent content by 92integra

I use a Matco thin wall impact socket every day at work, now listen to me when I say get one that is easily warrantied, forget price and just get the one you can get warrantied easy, the Matco socket is awesome but the thin wall is weak as it will be with any of these types of sockets. My Matco...

Re: Snap On VS Harbor Freight Earthquake 1/2" pneumatic impacts- real test results.. Checked in on his other reviews and it appears the it 2235 is the most powerful gun, now it didn't beat the nitro cat it was up against but it was a 2235 with the 3inch extended anvil. If he would do of the...

To op I would pick up some of the new harbor freight pro series ratchets your not going to beat them for the money and life time warranty, you won't feel to bad if you lose one unlike if you loose any tool truck spec ratchet Sent from my Z970 using Tapatalk

No trouble with any of mine, the shallows are grey pneumatic the deeps are Matco, pretty sure you won't have any issues with grey for deeps , and they are some of my most used and favorite sockets definitely worth picking up Sent from my Z970 using Tapatalk

Moved to a new shop cramming my tools into my old box. Didn't pretty things up for you guys, **** gets a little wild when your opening / closing **** in a hurry Sent from my Z970 using Tapatalk

Hey guys I've been doing way to much work outside of the shop, tired of grabbing my sockets from work in Hansen trays and throwing them in my tool bag only to have them completely scattered by the time I need them. So I'm putting together my to go kit with the cheep sockets and spares I have...

if im really going to comment i will say that astro tools have been awsome to me, but............................. i bought the new 40sl light via matco and loved the thing, exept for the fact if you turn the knob the wrong way when going to shut it off it comments suicide. astro please fix this...

anybody here have the m12 stick light and m18 stick light ??? really need a good work light and curious who likes what?

Yes it it is. Just a cheep one from harbor freight but it gets the job done.

^ for me a pick is probably in 10 top of most used tools so id say money well spent...... dont get my wrong i got hf, kobalt, s.o. craftsman. some other off shoot set. they all serve there place, matco picks just happen to be in 1st place.

something seriously has to be said for handles in the pick game..... matco, at least above snap on and craftsman small style picks.....http://www.matcotools.com/catalog/product/HP40B/4-PIECE-ORANGE-HOOK-N-PICK-SET/ http://www.matcotools.com/catalog/product/HP4LO/4-PIECE-LONG-HOOK-N-PICK-SET-ORANGE/

i reorganized alot of stuff and cleaned up the junk drawers before taking these quick shaky photos. my main box and tool cart. top of tool cart ratchets main box down top down ish. i think thats most of it i spared you guy's on some of the junk/ no essential...

m18 hex driver will put lug bolts in damn near 100ft lbs all day... baller *** warranty, jus sayin.

1/4" is literally almost all i use, i keep 1 socket rail in my working cart (the cart i only put tools in because i will lose them if is set them down anywhere else)....... i keep a 6,8,10 semi deep sockets, impact swivel adapter, 10mm swivel socket , 10mm shallow magnetic socket, those as well...