Recent content by Swincjas000

Very cool

I just seen you can ship to store, at walgreens.com just order a block to your local, mine actually has it in stock, surprisingly.

I've been cleaning my tools with wd after use and then wiping down with 3in1 for years, and everything's in good shape so far... granted I haven't been around that many years lol... even if true, I'd imagine it's still better than leaving rust, dirt, and oil from your hands all over your tools.

Holy **** I just realized this was from 2009 🤣 alot of younger guys, myself included, are getting to the age where were getting our own houses, boxes, etc... For some reason these old *** posts keep getting reccomended when we're dredging the internet for info, attempting to not be as useless as...

The sweat from your hands will rust them as well... spray some wd40, 3in1 oil, or something similar and wipe down your tools when your done for the day. This alone will stop the rust, if you take measures inside the box, even better. You don't have to get crazy with it, literally just wipe it...

You can find a lot of obscure stuff like that on industrial suppliers websites, of course every one sells one brand and another one sells another 🤣 places like Zoro for Proto and a few others, Suncoast Precision for Williams stuff, JB tools, grainger, etc...

Your literally in a thread full of Americans looking for bits to buy that aren't made out of chinesium, although unfortunately you are right the vast majority of Americans would rather buy cheap garbage than spend the extra $10 on something worth buying to support local economies. It's nowhere...

I've been on the same hunt, that's how I ended up here lol... One company people consistently overlook is proto, I know they make torx bits and things like that, Mayhew as well. Not US made, but Wiha and Wera bits are usually damn good for the money. I've been eyeing montana brand but I see he...

I hate to bring politics into a tool sub (my only repreve from the internets constant partisan knuckle dragging) but its not just thats its "expensive to manufacture here" slave labour produced imports have been made easier to import while taxes and regulations on domestic production has been...

Alot of cars have 22/24 on suspension parts/struts, and 32/36 on rear axle nuts, spindles, fan clutches, etc... you might only need them once but I wouldn't say it's crazy to have them if you do your own work (and can afford to buy them) I mountain bike and 32/36mm can come in handy to service...

Did you ever try switching the pawls and see if that made a difference? This is the only thread on this subject on the entire internet 😂

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