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I went with Cornwell Flex ratchet wrenches. Ambulances have a lot of tight places where a lot of torque is needed. They were not cheap, but they are great.

You are right! I learned early on the accuracy beats speed at paycheck time.

40 years spinning wrenches, mostly at new car dealerships. I also worked on Ambulances for a few years. ASE Master since 1976, Emergency Vehicle Master since 2003. Ambulances are a real challenge. They are mostly Ford diesels in E-350 vans and every thing is very tight. It can take a week...

I bought a set of Wheeler files a few years ago and I like them. Not as expensive as Nicolson, but consistent in quality.

Lately I have bought some Tekton tools from Amazon and they seem to be pretty good. Not Snap On, but useable. They are tools not works of art,

I finished mine with 15 coats of polyethylene 6 years ago. There is wear, sure, but it still looks presentable.