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Apex 825 wobbles too, I have one on my speed handle with ratchet adapter and its a noodle.

I replaced mine with a Craftsman cylinder. I had to grind the rod to fit, but it works. I used this box daily from 2015 until 2019 and now its in my garage still no issues.

I think you will be fine with the Doyle. I have the 9in Channelock, Klein, Thomas & Betts, they are all basically the same. I ended up buying the Klein 1000v insulated version since it has a bigger handle. I use them at work a lot for 10awg

It's worse than I thought! :) I would pass, you're not in need for a toolbox, you want a different toolbox, wait for the one you want. Unless he accepts 700, I'd still pass but at least you saved some money!

You've narrowed it down to a USG 72, the SO just seems like a good deal because it's cheaper than the one you actually want. You really want a New tool box in the color of your choosing! Keep saving!

that should be fine, I have modified mine by squaring the inside "U" for better seating against metal clips

The regional airline I worked for bought oil by cases, and its all in cans. You are correct about having to use it all or discard the leftover oil. Most engines use about 3-5qts per day of flying.

The Embraer 145 uses a 1-3/16" socket/service wrench for the fuel pump cannon plug receptacles.

In aviation maintenance, the times when battery powered is not advisable, speed handles and ratchet screwdrivers come in handy. The ratcheting screwdriver is lightweight and conpact. Snap-On is favored, but outside of aviation, I don't see any use that a drill/screw gun won't do faster, if you...

Atlas 46 tool roll neon green (not XL) Atlas 46 Mifflin roll 1/4" coyote tan Snap On FLF80A fits straight or folded

Bought a Snap-On 1/2" Ratchet adaptor, arrived as described, packaged very well, and on time.

is a Camloc, or Dzus a feasible modification? or Nutsert or Rivnut like ToplessHO mentioned

I like the NT Cutter PRO with 30° blades and a far second HYDE 9mm with 30° blades swapped. I carry The NT Cutter PRO rather than a pocket knife.

Thanks, been a long time lurker, figured I'd finally join!

Definitely gets filthy. No issues with socket retention. The roll completely encompasses them. This is the first generation, later iterations have removable socket panels. The elastic is snug but you can still use the socket to insert itself (one handed basically). I can throw a few other tools...