Recent content by JDon99

I need to be able to use these with a TQ wrench on some jobs so that wouldn't work for me.

I've ran into a few situations where a little extra depth would have make the job easier, so I just figured I'd look into sets so everything is covered.

Who all makes them, chrome or impact? I see Sunex and GP have them in impact sockets, does anyone else offer them? Thanks!

I was looking at the Lisle sets, wasn't sure if I should get one of the larger sets or just get a small set of them.

So, GJ members, which A/C fuel line disconnect tool set do you use or have used and like? I have a cheapie set from the parts store that I have gotten by with but thought about getting a larger set for future use.

How do the Snap On KRA series hold to to use? I need a lot more storage capability than my early 00's Cman 26" ball bearing grip latch setup has, and can get a decent deal on the 40" KRA roll cab and chest setup. Fwiw, I need to store my 3/4" drive stuff and a lot of larger wrenches, along...

I'll be making a jig that I can slide the tubing in and the saw will pass through a notch to keep everything square and repeatable, at least that was my plan. I'll have to start a thread when I do this. Thanks for the replies fellas! Fwiw, I'd love to eventually get a dry cut chop saw but...

Yes, I already have the 6370. The tubing needs to have a pretty precise, square cut.

I have an upcoming project that I will need to cut some 2" square 1/8" wall steel tubing. Has anyone cut something similar with the Milwaukee 6370 8" circular saw? Thanks fellas!

Are there any seals inside of the head?

Working in the batch house will definitely show how well these are sealed!

I think these are earlier Williams/SO wrenches. The XOEM part number leads me to believe this, as SO uses a very similar numbering system. Current USA Williams wrenches will not match those unfortunately. The current offerings in the smaller sizes are the Supercombos, which are very nice...

I bought mine years ago off of craigslist. It's a craftsman and it had very little use on it. We have a Dayton at work that looks to be the same as the cman, it's at least 9yrs old and has been through hell and back with little to no issues, besides a broken switch.

Does anyone know if the Alemite heavy duty line is still made in the USA?

As long as it's the usa made 1/4" drive ratchet, you can convert it over with a Snap On FC936 repair kit and cover plate.