Recent content by Sblake927

Count me in!

Thanks for the advice and suggestions guys, Ill give my local steel dealer a call tomorrow and see what they have.

Hey guys I've been looking into getting a more durable work surface material for my tool box. I have a snap-on KRL1022 and I was thinking of purchasing a sheet of stainless steel to lay on top of the rubber mat. My thinking is that the stainless will be a more durable surface, will be easier to...

Great seller. Good communication, willing to make a deal and shipped out quickly. Products were as described as well. Thanks adam!

Quick and easy transaction. Would buy from zer0cell again

Went to the pawn shop today to take a look at it. It's in good condition. Has a couple of scratches but not terrible. I did notice in one of the drawers there was a receipt from the original owner and it showed he got about 3k off for "preferred customer discount." So it's not 5k off like...

Yea not a ton of options, the reason I like this one is the size and the fact it's flat black. I was looking at flat black boxes before I graduated from school and with this one being discounted I'm very interested.

Turbine Aircraft Services on Wiley Post

Hey all, Been looking around online for Snap-on tool boxes. I just started as an aircraft mechanic, but didn't purchase a tool box while I was in school because I briefly worked in customer service for another company. So I didn't use my student discount for one. I found this deal online, it...

Anyone know of any good cyber Monday tool deals?

I use a 3/8ths snap on breaker bar regularly. I'm pretty sure it's older than I am (I'm 22) because the chrome has pretty much worn off it. still works great though.

I'm an A&P mechanic and anytime I break torque on "higher torque" nuts and bolts I use a breaker bar, then use the ratchet. Less wear and tear on the ratchet weather is Cman, matco or SO.. JMO

That'd be great, like you said, it'd look really cool. Especially because I'm looking at getting https://www.google.com/search?q=KRA2422POT&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a From a practicality sense I think the stainless top may be the way to go

how do you like that black "bed liner like" work surface? thinking of getting one for my box when I put the order in. I'm between that and a stainless top.

I'm curious about heating tools and form fitting foam to the tools. When I get my snap on set of tools and tool box I'll be shadowing all of the drawers and the heat method seems like it may be a bit less tedious than cutting out the outline for each of the tools.