Recent content by psychoclaw84

If your vehicle is "USED", include a 8 mm for some fittings.

I like the Zero Degree box wrench in the short and long versions. The short version allows use in tight clearance and long for the stubborn fasteners.

1st of all a Very good Blade is needed, use the Freud Circular Blades designated for Laminate use and Jig Saw blades designated for laminate use. - Bosch GCM12SD 12 In. Dual-Bevel Glide Miter Saw: For cross and angle cuts. - Bosch JS365 Top-Handle Jig Saw, small cuts. - Dewalt DWE7499GD 10"...

I have used a 19mm Stubby wrench to keep a bolt from turning. Used the ratchet to tighten the nut.

I have a Snap On MG725 Impact Wrench and at 125 psi, I was never able to loosen a Honda Crankshaft Bolt without prep. The key is to spray the bolt with PB Blaster 6 hours prior to using the Impact wrench. I never had a need for anything else. :thumbup:

1. Screwdrivers - PB Swiss - Wera 2. Sockets - Snap On - Nepros 3. ratchet handles - Matco/Cornwell - Snap On The Cornwell ratchets are a lower tooth design, but very smooth and love the feel/use of the Cornwell coke bottle shaped ratchets. 4. Pliers - Knipex - NWS 5. Wrenches. - Snap On -...

There are many good wrenches produced from different countries, Germany, France, China, Taiwan & USA. The only difference in combination wrenches are the Anti-Slip designs: Snap On "Flank Drive Plus" & Wright Tools "WIRGHTGrip". The open end of the wrench is what sets them apart from other...

I can't. But when a job arise and the tool will work, who cares about the country of origin. My first set of sockets were Checker Auto Parts "CREWLINE" sockets made in Taiwan. They never failed and always performed the job flawlessly. I upgraded to a full set of Craftsman Professional Socket...

I agree with the 26 gallon vertical compressor, bought a NAPA compressor and it is quiet as compressors goes and worth every penny.

I have upgraded from beginner Craftsman sockets sets Snap On professional socket line. 1) DIY 2) Why did you upgrade: The fit and feel of Snap On sockets. 3) We're the results worth it in your eyes: YES

My choices for best combination wrenches: [1]Snap On Flank Drive Plus. Size, balance & control is hard to beat. Yes, they do cost more, but worth every penny.:rocker: [2]Nepros Metric Combination Wrenches - Standard (12pt.) The fit and finish is far superior than any other wrench with a...

I feel your pain, also needing a 1/4 ratchet repair and the trucks I have tracked down do not have any repair parts or new ratchets to replace. The dealers I have dealt with are sympathetic to my needs, but cannot help due to supplier issues which is out of their control. I made mention to...

I have the NAPA version and they are quiet compared to other units.:rocker:

I use Chrome for my 1/4 & 3/8 drive needs. I find it is difficult to get a 3/8 drive air ratchet in small spaces that are encountered working on a front wheel drive car. An 1/4 drive air ratchet has been contemplated, but it is not at the top of my list. My setup: 1/2 (deep Metric...

Snap On. Used Snap On tools hold their value better than Matco, check eBay.