Recent content by platform389

Spend some time on the Government Liquidation website using the search term "tool box". http://www.govliquidation.com/auction/view?auctionId=10967503&convertTo=USD :headscrat

Here are some linked photos from a Ebay sale that show the handles. They seem to be very nice and I am in for a couple on next month's tool order.:thumbup:

Very end of part 2. The machinist learns how difficult the job actually turns out to be("kicked my ***"). Remember at the beginning of part 1, he is careful to explain his opinion of "car guys" and machinists ("they operate machines"...). More than a little hubris to be found there. In the end...

Here is perhaps the most epic case of humble pie being served I have seen on YT. Part 1 Part 2

Works best when drunk...:willy_nil

Sure are not, and here is what Snap On says this morning about that. "Thank you for contacting Snap-on Tools! At this time, the item is not widely available for purchase and only a few franchisees are able to sell it. We do not have a date at the moment for the full release of the TLLF72. I...

Yes indeed, 3/8 drive in a 1/4 sized head. Make yourself a inch to foot conversion chart and use it for the single digit foot pound settings. The small size is very handy for confined spaces...

Me too.:lol: Won't win of course, but the Hooked On Phonics crowd lining up for a contest not in progress was a laugh.

Everyone is aware you can order directly from the digital catalog by clicking on the image of the item you want to purchase? It opens a page with the description, price and button to place the order. Very easy to do.

Reading is FunDaMEntAl :lol:

One of my favorite tools. The shank comes out of the handle for use in a cordless screwdriver and those gold bits are very tough. Best Phillips bits I have ever used. Very resistant to damage from camming out. I added a selection of Wiha bits for tamper proof Torx and larger slotted...

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..and here is where you can get them. And the others in their product line. http://www.excelta.com/excelta-precision-small-hand-tools

I would second this as well. I do like the spring loaded handles SO offers in their "Channelock" type pliers. Knipex offers an excellent jaw design and handle position selections. Well worth the money.

Snap On and Mac