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My 30" 1/2 dr. breaker bar makes loosening the harder bolts a breeze, and it does flex a bit, but I can't imagine my ratchets getting that kind of abuse for a long time.

Coolest workplace ever!

All my sockets were 6 points, and lately I've been finding more 12 point sockets. I recently bought a 10,14 and 17mm in 1/2 drive and have a complete set in 1/4 drive. I'm also finding that if you don't rush in taking apart a bolt or nut that is frozen you normally don't round it.

I've always hated ratcheting screwdrivers, but it was because they were the cheper china ones, and the bits I was using were ****. The other day I used a good one (here we don't have access to Snap-On as easy as yours) and I already ordered a Facom one like the picture below.

I see this stories pop up here from time to time, and while sears offer international shipping to my country I will never buy from them. I want all my transactions to be flawless, as I am not in the USA and english is not my native language, so it's kind of hard (and expensive) for me to be...

I understand what are you saying, and since I joined this forum (been reading a long long time, but registered not too long ago and I don't speak too much english, so I can't post a lot) I'm buying more and more tools, but I can assure you that there's no need. I can take apart a car with the...

I like my non-polished stuff because it's not as slippery as the full polished wrenches, but even if you clean them with a rag they look dirty, you have to spend more time cleaning them.

I sweep 3000sq. ft. of bare concrete with a regular broom every week or so. I found the push brooms only help me to get the bigger stuff out of the way, but all the dust stays where it was. During the week, when a car leaves the lift, I connect my blow gun to the air line and I give that zone a...

Wow! Most of your carts are bigger than my toolbox! Saying I am jealous is a complete understatement...

Industrial alkaline degreaser does wonders. I had to clean a overhead door that had several years of welding smoke and grime and that was the only thing that removed it.

I would be interested in one of your hammers too! If you still have them for sale let me know :)

My first post in this forum , and is just to say that you have done an exceptional job restoring that building, and restoring what was inside. I have been 3 days in a row reading your thread, and it was like I was there throughout the restoration. Keep the good work! Greetings from Spain