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This is the drawer that drives me nuts. It's a mess and I never seem to find a good way to keep it a little more neat. I'm interested in some ideas and pics! Nissan Technician - ASE Master Tech

Anyone know of anywhere doing nice sales this weekend? I remember SK did a 40% off last year but haven't seen anything yet that good this year. Sent from my Moto E (4) Plus using Tapatalk

I have the mountain double box end ratcheting set and find that the spline drives stick to the by heads all the time and it's annoying. My coworker said his Gearwrench spline don't do that at all. Have anyone else experienced this? I like the flex head but don't want them if it's going to be...

No power allowed. If the situation allows for a socket/ratchet or a wrench (ratcheting is ok), which one do you tend to grab? I used to be a socket guy but have switched to being a wrench guy a few years ago. Sent from my Moto E (4) Plus using Tapatalk

I have the green set from HF that came comes in the soft roll. They are lifetime warranty. They have worked for for me but I'm wondering about the difference in the premium brands on this one. It's a huuuge price difference. I think the HF were $15 and the others are closer to $200. What am I...

My Mac guy comes for the most part every week and he is an employee of another Mac guy who is local, so it's not his truck. The problem that I'm running into is that when I want something from the flier, he almost never has it and it seems to take weeks to get it. I mean, sometimes months. I...

I bought the extra long ratcheting wrench set that is raved about about a year and a half ago and have put it through it's paces now. It is a highly versatile set. Flex heads. Tons of leverage. Reversible. Whenever I did side work at home that is the set I brought home. Great on caliper...

Years ago I bought the HF on car bearing press kit and it's been fine but I recently blew the threads off of the drive bolt. The shop has an OTC kit and it uses washers where an old co-worker of mine had an OTC kit that used a bearing instead of washers that worked a lot nicer. Now I want to...

What would you do? I have a 3/8 m12 and a 1/2" M18 high torque but want something lighter for work. I'm a Nissan tech. I'm debating between the M18 mid torque for about $150 or a compact 1/2" air. I like the idea of having something super light for tire rotations but I don't like the air...

I picked this bluepoint roller up locally for $150. He added snap on draws and the side accessories. Sent from my Moto E (4) Plus using Tapatalk