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I remember having a round head Proto Chalanger ratchet with the quick release. The button was more of a pin than a button. It used to...

I went the opposite direction you did. I got the hose kit first and then went searching for a garage vacuum to fit it...

This is an end wrench. With its shallow 10 degree offset, you have to be on the 'end' of something to get any knuckle clearance.

I was talking about base quality. The OP is not going to buy a Greenfield set in a million years.

Irwin-Hanson is pretty much the standard of quality when it comes to taps and dies. Anything below that is going to be Taiwan/China.

I like their spring loaded T-handles ( for lack of a better term ) so that I don't over-torque stuff.

First off, VCG is a great show and I think Derek Bieri is a great guy. He's down to earth and seems to have a good sense of American...

Why'd you dip it in vinyl dip? Too prickly? 😁

That's the one on my save pennies list...

I'm the only guy in the world who knows how to do that. 😁

That one you have pictured is for sprinkler lines. It's not going to go down 48 inches. What you need is a mini excavator.

There's two different kinds. One with a set screw for bit retention and the other one with quick release for bit retention. Apex SC-108...

That's the big box corporation for you. As if giving you one socket is going to put them out of business.

Just remember that the 30 tooth kits fit just fine in the ratchets that originally came 20 tooth.

When only the best will do : https://www.hazet.de/asset/download/31c06948-2209-48d7-a507-aac03b95d80b...