Recent content by Juan A

Thanks, it was $149 I am really liking this creeper :)

First time posting to the new tools arrival section. Anyway, I just received my new Snap On creeper and this thing is really nice. I was surprised that its made in the USA, even the casters are US. I am really digging it especially the side compartments are super handy when rolling around...

Thanks!!! I love those swivels and cannot imagine ever running air tools without them I know there are cheaper versions out their than the Matcos, but the ones I have used are leaky and unreliable. The Matco ones have been flawless.

Yeah I hear you. I am on the central coast of California, and we have been experiencing exactly what you are talking about. Unfortunately for us the major drought here has killed our normal boat seasons which used to be highly profitable. We still do occasional boats but they are sporadic and...

Nice, I have been at this for 20 years as well. I work at a regular 12v retailer who does much high end work. for Home Audio I work out of a bag actually several bags but one main bag.

This is how I have my sockets organized at work. As you can see, there are several methods all being used at the same time, but my favorite is the Bluepoint tray that twist locks the sockets in place.

Hello all. I work in audio, both car and home. This is my work set up for car audio installations. My home audio tools are in bags and I have another rollaway for my at home tools. I use a Matco cart for my main box and the HF cart is for all my over flow tools. I have not included pictures...

I have the craftsman stool with the back rest along with a Mac stool. The crafstman is much much nicer than the Mac.

1/2" Mac VR11K and Craftsman Raised Panel 3/8" Mac XR8K and XR12K, Snap On FH80, Matco 4" Flex head ratchet ( I can no longer find it on their site), and Craftsman Raised Panel 1/4 2-MR5K and Craftsman Raised Panel I love the Mac ratchet handles. For me they are the best ratchets around...

Mostly Mac Sockets 3/8 & 1/4 Deep & Shallow, Standard and metric. I have a few extra sizes in Craftsman with a couple of Snap Ons Work is primarily Craftsman with some Snap Ons.

I have: http://www.mactools.com/product/tabid/120/p-320204-st150b.aspx I know there is a ton of Mac hate so I will say that I am sure some one makes this for Mac. I really like this set. This is my third one. The first two have grown legs and walked away. Pretty amazing really.

I went to sears today just out of curiosity in San Luis Obispo, CA and they did have all Gearwrench at 50% off. I ended up picking up the gear wrench ratcheting screwdriver set for $17.

Box is still available. Lots of interest but no serious people yet.

Despite the hate on this forum, the majority of my tools are Mac most of which I purchased over 7 years ago. Most of my newer stuff is Snap On which I would say is the second most dominate brand in my boxes. Followed by a mixture of Matco, Craftsman, and too many other brands to list.

Box is still available.