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They are going to talk about you on the dark side. Ohh my-my!:shocking:

I too, work for a school system. An employee took a bunch of 'leftover' material home last year. Now she is a former employee. Move slowly. Theft is theft.

Is Kenny Chesney somebody?

I don't "baby" any tool. I use my Gearwrenches like any other wrench. I had only considered the gearwrench-style, the laminated are too thick and wide. I think the "gearwrench " works are all made over seas. I resisted buying them for this reason, until I was given a set to use at work. Why...

I want some, but haven't seen any. wouldn't it make sense?

water based wax turns white and softens when exposed to water. Buffing it will help some, but, will not stop the problem. I went through college on the work-as-a-janitor plan.

I tho't this was going to be skinny girls.

It shows that there are two sides to every story, when I hear unsupported rants, I think of Fox news or Rush L.

Most guys in Michigan have it together. Those who don't have been shipped off to Texas.

I've worked at the same place for 29 yrs. they supply us with SK. I have never had a failure. Are they "pretty"? It's a wrench, not a woman!

With only 2 -3 inches of snow, How do you ice fish?

You put anti freeze in the lines.

I used to lay VCT at work. Think of prep, like preping a car for paint. If you wax and buff the VCT a 1/32 crack will show. I spent 16 hrs of prep to lay 4 hrs. I don't believe you can over prep.

free is good! are there reversable stubbies?

I had a 70's era Craftsman that held up to much abuse. Jeep axle nuts, 8' pipe and 250lbs jumping on the end of the pipe. The nuts would hold and it was way cheaper than one piece axles. Alas, the 5 finger discount. I bet its still kicking snap-on **** somewhere.

I laid VCT for 5 yrs. John is EXACTLY right.

I use a lot of drill/drivers at home/work. Between h/w I have a dozen Dewalt 18v tools and a few 14.4 Mil. If I were buying a general purpose driver and didn't need to stay in a family it would be the new 12v Milwakee. The 18v Dewalt is nice w/ Lith/ion.

Zep 45---- It's what Liquid Wrench wants to be when it grows up.

I have a 1/2 impact in air and battery,and the corresponding sockets but they're big and heavy for a lot of stuff. I'm thinking about 1/4" but do I need to buy impact sockets?

Check on buying the DeWalt impact as a 'bare tool'. Several vendors I deal with sell tool this way. Most builders have half a dozen chargers and batteries.