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Is there a comprehensive list of all available kits? Are there individual tools that made it out into the real world or just kits?

I was interested in the regular ones because they are 40mm vs 35mm.

I think most of their stuff is made overseas

TOMMARS Stubby Ratchet Set, 1/4", 3/8", 1/2" Drive Ratchet Handle Wrench 72-Tooth Quick-Release Reversible https://www.amazon.com/dp/B098HY1FGR/?tag=atomicindus08-20

Yeah but GP doesn’t make mid lengths

Are these the 60mm ones?

Snap-On doesn't make flex head ratcheting combination wrenches only the single ended ones that are blue point, so Taiwan. These should be fully made in Canada from what I understand...

How much was it? People say it wastes space but for me the speed of taking 1 look and knowing where stuff is is worth it, I might put stuff a little closer together than yours but it still looks good. So did you have to measure EVERY SINGLE socket with a caliper or what? I have thought about it...

They had leather wrapped ratchets? I've only seen the pliers... be a cool set to keep in a sports car.

Because a USG box and ICON tools would work just fine. Amazon warranty isn't as easy. Husky seems to land a bit under or a bit over USG, my issue with Husky and the key to USG's popularity is Husky changes, USG never does besides the jump to series II, so if 2 years later you want to expland...

Is that Williams made in the USA? I went down a rabbithole looking for USA made FLEX HEAD ratcheting wrenches and couldn't find any and was going to go with Canadian Gray tools set Do you know where to score a set thats labeled Toyota?

So analogue? Why not digital? Either way Longacre Their basic gauge is $40, I'd stretch for the deluxe $70 gauge tho or the $60 digital.

Can’t find it for sale anywhere… only the 8 piece set

Wright, there big set is under $250 ICON has S wrenches and half moons EDIT: After re reading your post I'd go ICON, EZ warranty, get the double box end ratcheting and some stubbys.

I have the composite Pittsburgh ratchets, don’t like other Pittsburgh stuff, to cheap. The new and expanding ICON line is cool tho and their offroad equipment and Daytona superduty jack's are great.