Recent content by willjogervais

Holy Hell, thanks for the laugh bud.... :rocker:

this^^^^

Left my tailgate down and lost a new dewalt 20v 1/2 impact and a 3 day old set of snap on impact sockets..... awesome day. At least my 3/8 impact didn't fall out too!

Everything in my pliers drawer with a knipex logo on it. They are pieces of art

Carlyle because the Wright grips are too short they are shorter than any other wrench I own snap on, sk, bluepoint,Williams super wrench. The Carlyle look great and are very close to tool truck quality and warranty is easy and the extra length makes them very much like my Snap on wrenches go...

I bought a set of the stainless wera's a couple years ago and was amazed how well they gripped the screw. The #2 philips bites into the screw better than any other screwdriver I have used. I have since bought 3 more sets to place in hog barns were almost every screw is rusted/corroded and I...

Good to hear. Thankfully i havent had to warranty any but I like to hear they stand behind their products. Thanks for posting��

I own both metric and sae sets. I love them. I haven't put them through hell yet but the little I have torqued on the ratcheting end they feel indestructible, and the fine tooth/ low arc swing is nothing short of amazing. However if i were to own only one set of ratcheting wrenches it would...

Tool, nice first post. Thank you for educating us

I have two dewalt 899 brushless impacts. They get worked hard. Great guns. I have had them since they came out and havent had a single problem with either of them. Also have two of the small brushless impacts, my 1/4 hex is probably my favorite most used tool in my box. It sits with a 3/8...

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Let me start by saying I've never gone from nonheated to a heated building. But I would think you would almost have to keep it high with water traps just to keep it from freezing /cracking in the winter. I definitely wouldn't bury it for the exact same reason. Just my .02

I have no experience with any other brand but I liked my personal one well enough to buy a second for my shop. Good power/suction and come with a long hose with a spot to hang it up. Easily removable from the wall when wanted.

Every little thing helps, although it isn't necessary. I have started to and will continue to use it on any pole buildings that i may build in the future. If they are to be insulated that is. If it fits in your budget, it is a no brainer

I agree with gdocktor, I have multiple different sets of grey pneumatic, IR, Sunex, Snap On, ect All are good, In my opinion, impacts are not something you need to spend big $ on. My .02, my Snap on sockets aren't better than my other ones, they just cost a lot more.