Recent content by Philbert

I used to use WD-40, but I have sense switched to Fluid Film. Safer on the plastics.

Both have their purpose. For fluid change and other work ramps are fine. If your doing wheel bearings and tire work, jack stands would be a better choice.

I hate using my phone in forums. I will not change the above duck it . Damm you Google I never mean duck!

I like my 1/4 & 3/8 stuff I. The chrome when using hand tools. The 1/2" stuff I don't care. I. Almost all cases when your using 1/2" your not worried about the socket being to fat. Q

3 piece wire brush set at the local dollar store nearly as good as the car parts stores but less than half the cost.

Damm they got colors now... The one I got was flat black.

I would say just but the 12 point sockets you need to do the work you are doing and or plan to do.

My corded drill is a drill press

I just let them be. I stick my head in the drawer and draw in a bunch of air through my nose...

You could ch3ck out the. New line up of Hart cordless coming to Wal-Mart. Made by TRI. Migh5 be a decent alternative .

I never saw the point with service wrenches. But then again I am in a different industry than you. I do have some Bonney stuff just not those

Don't go out with Bonney! I did, wined her and dined her and hit it to home base that night. Got a terrible burn when I pee afterwords. Stay away from the girls that hang out with the GI's

Each as pros and cons. Chrome is much easier to clean and durable. Comfort grips are ready on the hand and don't feel as cold or hot as chrome can. I have both and use both.

I see you have your two turntables, but where is your microphone? I like the Wiha drivers. I have a set in my computer tool kit bag. They have served me well.

No deals as of late. My favoritepawn shop closed its doors recently. So I have to fi d a new one.