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4 days a week for about 10 hours per day.

I've used them at work for a few months. Tried to brake the 1-1/4" with a 1000lb impact, with no luck. I was a bit surprised they held up so well, as I've killed hiEnd name brands with the same impact gun. http://www.harborfreight.com/13-Pc-12-in-Drive-SAE-Impact-Socket-Set-67918.html

I use these, there real nice!:thumbup: http://www.amazon.com/Blackhawk-By-Proto-UH-3816CS-16-Piece/dp/B005YSWYWU

Anyone know the RPM of this drill?

Been playing with mine(mic), and there is a work around for your issue with the Mic, Use the Lock.

Finally got mine! I should of bought two! This thing is the cats meow!

Sounds like they hold up orders for non-prime members. Looks like it's time to shop elsewhere.:confused:

DAM! Mine has not even shipped yet!!! And I orderd a day before I posted!

I got that set off Amazon for $31. about two weeks ago.;) http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000K1OHBC/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Bought one of these, will see what shows up.:willy_nil http://www.amazon.com/Mitutoyo-293-344-Micrometer-0-25-4mm-Graduation/dp/B001C0XY4G

I'm amazed that there's not a whole lot more of these stories. I work with a lot of old timers that are set in there unsafe ways. I find the young guy are unsafe and the old guys are unsafe, but the 28~53 are by far the safest workers.

I found after many failed chargers, these are about as good as it gets(for low cost chargers). http://www.saveabattery.com

Love my Mahr Federal, Starrett, B&S and Mitutoyo. They all work great. Really no big difference between them. The B&S is the least accurate, but most durable, it's also the oldest @ 15 years(these are digital calipers). As for old school mic's, I like the Starretts best.

I bought two, because it's such a nice tool. Plus when China allows it's people to buy goods from the US, these US made tools will be Gold!!:D

Love my 211!