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I was in a pinch and had to change a brake light bulb before a trip outta state. I was headed to NYC and didnt want a brake light bulb out. It was $3 in gasoline to go back to my shop or $1.24 at the Walmart I was at. Entonces... I bought the screwdriver and the lightbulb and traffic jam snacks...

I backed my girlfriends little 500 into a bumper of someones truck. It seems fairly straight forward to get most of the sheet metal back presentable. Any tips for this? I know its an art and I'm not expecting it to look like nothing happened.

So I was cleaning out my storage garage and my neighbor that owns the other side gave me some stuff from his business. Part of that was these two air compressor pumps and the tank. I don't know anything about them but they seem to have an oil pump on the front? They look small. Any info? I don't...

I feel like there is a lot less interests in this ratchet then other big releases. Im definitely not interested in it enough to purchase. I don't know if it's because their pricing has been astronomical lately or what. You know their little kit with a ratchet, 4 swivel sockets and an extension...

It's normally 170 on sale for 99. Is it worth it ? I'm not sure the model number I saw it walking out of the store. 20v atomic 1/4" drive. I don't have any dewalt but I'm not opposed to switching over. I can use the Mac tools.

I always get a crack at asking helpers who have no mechanical background for that 17/34 wrench. But once in a while I'll get a kid quick with math. And then I say you need to pick a smarter career lol. (Joking)

It's 3D printed - And I want to keep it free for anyone to make, even if they end up machining it from Aluminum. Eventually I'll release all the models and picture but I don't want someone patenting it or something and then charging people for it. How do you stop that? I want to keep it free.

Barely used. Just a little surface rust. Even the factory sticker is still on the rail. Buyer pays shipping. 1/2" drive.

Well it's not that new. Maybe a year and a half old. I have it in extra long. I don't know if I'm completely convinced I love it more than Matco. I've had it since last summer. Sure the old style is a wicked pain for knocking into the locked position so it definitely needed to be rethought. But...

I never liked the super extra deep drawers nor the super shallow ones. My Matco 4S box was like 24" deep which I found to be good even if they were 22". But even my KRL I find to be a little deep and the Epiq is non sensical. I'd rather have like a wide drawer 60x20" deep than a 40x30. Maybe I...

I was wondering if someone wanted to make some quick money. I need a profile turned into the end of an air hammer bit. It drives a brass fastener so if it's not as hard after it doesn't matter.

Or those in the know - For semi rounded 12 point fasteners like a ferry screw, do you think a spline socket works better for removing? I gotta get something. Sick of these jeep hub bolts and my poor danaher 12 point socket from when I was 17 taking the abuse to remove it. I have turbo sockets...

The Craigslist ads - wow. Worn out SnapOn mixed with Craftsman in beat to hell boxes. 5 - 6 - 12k!? What is going on with these prices lately. What do they think they have in there? Gold?

Maybe I'm following the wrong YouTubers but I don't really care how the tool comes out of the box. Or if it's 50 rpm less than the closest competitor. Is there any channels out there that review the tool being used for an actual job? Like how does the battery hold up when falling off the lift...

Great shape. Just an extra meter I have kicking around. I have to non fluke leads to throw in with it. Priced for quick sale. Everything works perfect. I wanted to post a bunch of pictures but just one showed up. $175 includes shipping in USA. PayPal, Zelle or Venmo (Venmo preferred).

We all have them. In a drawer. We will never use them but don't need them or don't even want them. For me it's the old poopy smelling handle screwdrivers I was given to by dear family. It's not even my first screwdriver set. I wore those out years ago and they were the Ace true value Stanley...

So what was your best tool purchase 2022? Gonna sound cliche but definitely the LN47ACF Snap-On pliers.

And it can't be your co worker haha. most things I don't pay any mind too but when someone is going full career with the air grinder / cut off tool there's a point I gotta ask if there's a faster way to do it.

I saw a video of this the other day. Anyone use one? Its like a manual impact ratchet. https://b2b.snapon.com/productDetails/943835/2 They were marketing to like Jeep guys or something.

So not sure if anyone else has ran into this but if I search for Mac stuff from my Pc it says not available online for purchase. But if I use my phone it lets me buy it. Do you think they are looking at internet zip codes associate with IP address to see if you have a dealer in your area you...