A new Pelican Box was my big Christmas gift. The top couple of trays are what I use most. Everything else is in rolls and bags to keep things flexible based on what I’m working on.
At work we are getting into the concept of printing organic shapes that couldn't possibly be machined. Two main reasons; To optimize the design of our parts as much as possible and to prevent reverse engineering our equipment.
We just bought a plastic printer to do some proof of concept...
On Amazon I can get the Williams 1/4 inch set for $45 and the 3/8 set for $100. I’m assuming they are Taiwan for that price, which I’m cool with.
Other than Carlyle, what are the other Taiwan brands that can meet or beat the Williams priced above?
I mean, that's basically what I started with, except Kobalt instead of Husky because there happened to be a Lowe's closer to my office at the time. I have Husky screwdrivers and picks in my kit now and they do fine.
I'm still keeping those tools/that set, they are just going into a truck kit...
I'm not sure when my Kobalts were made. I bought the set in 2015 if that matters. I'm not getting rid of them, they are just going into a truck kit.
I don't need the blow molded cases, those will probably get tossed. I'm transferring my whole kit into a Pelican 1560 case. It will be a...
Background:
I'm a mechanical engineer with a set of tools at work. They don't get used hard daily, but I depend on them multiple times a week in the office and on service trips. So I would say medium duty use.
I'm looking to upgrade my sockets. Right now I'm working with everything that came...