Recent content by thor80

oh yeah, and avoid the knipex lineman pliers too. Cutting regular 8/32 screws, my kleins have lasted years with no damage, knipex left notches in the cutting edges right away. For euro pliers it seems nws does a better heat treat to me

my experience as well, knipex makes some cool items but their needlenose are made of butter, don't know why

Anyone figure out those discount codes?

Poor experience to say the least for me, reasons already stated we'll by others, will not be giving them anymore business

Anyone have a code they are not going to use? I need to place an order today, it would be much appreciated!

Or pony up for a festool vac, I've got one that lives on my chopsaw, works great, switches seem to last forever even on chopsaws

Ha, try not taking them and see how fast you will need them lol

Is knipex rebranding these? They look uncanny alike

Narex are a huge step up, these craftsmans were pretty crappy from day one imo, maybe for going through nails and saving good chisels they could serve a purpose. If you are doing any precision woodworking, skip these, usa or not.

I believe they are same as ez red, mountain, Steelman and pretty much all of the others, tekton I see has the same but 6or instead of spline. I have the Steelman, prob shouldn't figure on this style as your only set, handy sometimes

I love a good 'merican tool as much as the next guy but no options led me to a little hf unit and mine works great. I would just return them until you get a good one and never be dumb enough to get under a car supported completely by it (should never do that anyway). No reason to pay double...

Nevermind I found the thread http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=334418

Anyone know who makes these? http://m.costco.com/Cat-52"-Tool-Chest-and-Cabinet-Combo.product.100283666.html I'm guessing maybe Waterloo? Anybody have any experience with them?

Anyone know who makes that cat box? Waterloo?

I am a cabinet and millwork contractor and have installed miles of base, I use a 15 and nail into studs when doing it for someone. When doing my own houses I use my pops old trick, put a bead of adhesive caulk down the back and then tack it on with an 18 gauge. Theres way less holes to fill...