Recent content by shelbysguns

Yeah I see that every day. I dont know everything but I love learning what the parts we make are and what they do. We apperently even used to make something for Snap-on. Probably a pipe wrench.

Im always down to try new tools. Seems several of these imported tool brands are marketing the foam organizers: Capri, Sonic, and now Teng.

That seems incredibly useless of them. Could just say they cant tell you but them saying they dont know seems intentional.

Any one have any word if the series 2 will be in the new colors, specifically blue?

I have heard tell that that other colors are coming. Actually have found a buyer for my gen1 box in expectation so if it could come out sooner that would be awesome.

I'll bite, what are these called or a link?

We use a Eu2000 and the preddy clone of it side by side at work. Running a heat welder all day everyday. The pred likes the load less, but it has been just as reliable. Both have been run out of oil several times, low enough the switch shut it off. Filled it up and back in buisness. I was very...

I love the Snap-On I have. But I dont see the point in buying Snap-on for my lesser used sets and having Tekton for my daily users. The only real reason I have for needing 12pt deeps is for arp fasteners on the next engine build. My question still stands are there any other brands that do the...

Pretty sure they make them in 6pt and 12pt.

I really like my Williams wrenches and want to buy some 12pt sockets from them to fill out my toolbox. They dont make USA production 1/4 and 3/8 deeps. Which makes me sad. They do have 12pt MIUSA deeps in 1/2dr but I may just get Carlyle so they all match. Sad that my OCD is so strong. Any other...

Wow, just read through this whole thread. My mind is blown. If I ever end up in Austin I have to try and see the shop that is so crazy. The Lincoln most of all.

there was somewhere that sold molded silicone socket rails. Just looked like a molded plastic socket rail but it was flexible. Cant rem the name for the life of me.

They make craftsmans tool boxes. An essential part fo the craftsman line for many, and theyre right down the road from me. Have several friends who work there.

@fly yes you do they just slide out. Tried this on a r86037 of mine, couldnt get the hole drilled in the anvil even in the mill. Now I have this anvil just sitting around as I converted my 20v dewalt spare impact.

Re: Milwaukee make in China? Okay, you seem to want to be hand fed information. Anyways Dewalt does make a brushless circular saw, in 20v and 60v. And they both use 7 1/4 blade instead of the little 6.5s.