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6in metabo grinder all day for me!

Look at Sunnex or Grey pneumatic

I use both at work and personally own a wide variety of Milwaukee cordless tools. Can’t go wrong with either, but I lean towards Milwaukee. But on the other hand drilling 1-1/4” holes in steel (assuming your using a twist drill) with any hand held cordless drill is going to shorten it’s lifespan...

Looks like some sort of counter weight to me. What for I have no idea.

Spain channellock hands down!

USA Williams, not the cheapest but nice. My absolute favorite are the wrightgrips, again not cheap. My vote would be for the napa Carlyle wrenches, I have a few and they are very nice!

Sunex 3569 master bit set 3/8 Gp 2204E impact extensions 1/2

https://www.metalsdepot.com/cold-finish-steel-products/cold-finish-steel-hexagon If you can’t find it you can always make one!

I picked up the wiha a few months ago and never looked back. Hands down the nicest hex keys I have ever had my hands on. I also own all those other brands except Wera.

+1 here

For me I would say an Air Arc (carbon arc gouging) don’t need it all the time but it’s a real time saver when you need to remove a lot of material quickly, fix cracks, or someone’s mistake lol. :shocking:

Funny! That is actually my most used socket lol

My coworker has that hood. Used it for about 15 hour of welding maybe. It was a nice hood very clear and very comfortable for my head at least. I always give him **** for it though, it looks like something out of a video game LOL!:spit:

Matco CFR178LF

I like PFERD files good quality made in Germany