Recent content by umwaddee

I am interested in some details on these units as well.

Agreed.

Replaced the driver's side CV shaft on my 2006 Ram 1500, changed the oil, and replaced the McGard wheel lock nuts with some stock lugs (I misplaced my key socket twice this year... it was the last straw) Tools I used: -Proto 18" breaker bar - 1/2 drive -Proto 1/2" ratchet -Mastercraft maximum...

Post some pictures of what you did tonight... I think we want proof ha ha. But on a serious note... tearing stuff apart when you don't have the new parts on hand actually might help you to be more organized, especially dealing with auto work. I find that if i'm not itching to throw in that shiny...

+1 on the Blair Rotabroach, adequately lubricated. Use a small drill bit to allow the center guide to ride. Plus the tool is modular since the cutting head is threaded on, so swapping tips is easy. Blair also offers various other tips that use the same setup. I really like mine and have used it...

What's that.... $15.99USD? :headshake

Great deal off amazon.ca. Listed as "used" due to damaged packaging: - 1/2" drive Proto Professional sockets, 10mm to 24mm - $50CAD

Are these trays homemade? If not, can you provide the source. Thanks.

I bought them last year at that price, and for $10 I have gotten my money's worth drilling/sizing holes for plug welds, firewall HVAC lines, and even pot holes in homemade guitar pickguards. If used properly for the correct application (<1/8" material with lubrication) you can get your money's...

Just like the title says... I am in Winnipeg, Manitoba and am looking for Gray Canada tools. Would love to see: -Ratchets -Sockets -Punches -Pry Bars I would entertain anything except for wrenches. Looking for new or used but not "vintage" tools. I am paypal equipped. Thanks

Thanks everyone. I had read up the CB-45 patent and it seems it was first put on the shelf in 1961. It just didn't scream early 60's to me. I can see late 70's taking into account the plastic case. I have the metric set as well with the same ratchet. They feel great for a smaller sized 3/8.

Hello everyone, first timer here. Thank you in advance for any responses. Just recently this set of Husky Hand Tools 3/8 drive sockets/ratchet/extensions came into my possession. I was just wondering if anyone else has seen this set, also, some information on the year of tooling. I am in...