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Ill take that back the palms arent synthetic, just the finger tips. Its late im starting to imagine things......

I have a pair of those snap on gloves posted above. They had them at auto zone, i think they were 19.99 I like them alot the palms are some sort of silicon, so they are grippy as hell, but i dont know how long they will hold up, Its the first pair of gloves Ive used with out leather or synthetic...

Doesnt have to be a newer model, Id just like to have one for the collection. Lemme know if ya have one you wanna get rid of. Thanks

Harbor freight has a security bit set that has one to fit those, granted there not the greatest bits in the world. http://www.harborfreight.com/100-piece-security-bit-set-91310.html

+1 on the ductwrap, easy to put on, plus it has that pleasant fruity smell lol

I used to be a HVAC helper back in college, we used ductboard quite frequently. Its not bad stuff, light easy to install, just get ya some foil tape or mastic tape. Just dont get the fiberglass on ya, youll itch for 3 weeks....

Got mine today as well, cool pliers

What exactly do you use for the final polishing? Thats looks good man. I just soaked a bunch of my great grandads tools in evaporust, and it would be great if i could get some shine like that.

Just picked up the kobalt usa 93 piece socket set for $35, and 10 piece metric usa wrenches for $15 and some change, no good gearwrench deals only a few open stock items for maybe 15-20% off

Picked up one for 10.99 with coupon, so far works outstanding! We have several at work that cost over 50 from northern tool, and this one blows those out of the water. Very loud alarm on these babies.....but it could **** out in a month, so maybe im pulling the trigger on the praise a lil early? lol

Ill take a set

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There was a coupon in the sunday paper for 11.99, think ill pick one up and give it a shot....

I thought about soaking the V selector one, but the 3/8" quick release is missing the quick release part, and the ball that holds on the socket

I have 2 older craftsman ratchets that need rebuild kits. Does anyone know if sears has them for older stuff? One is a 1/4" drive with the V selector, and the other is a 3/8" one from the late 60's with the quick release button. Thanks guys

Who makes a good set of these for a decent price? I have 4 or 5 pair and they are all junk (kobalt, irwin, stanley).

I just picked up a set of the regular ratcheting Gearwrench set, so far they are pretty dang cool little wrenches....but my question is, has anybody ever done some sort of torque test on the ratcheting box end? I know it says not to use on rusted or frozen up bolts. I just wonder how strong the...

ill take #1, #2, #5, #8, and #13 pm incoming

yes sir thats the one, thanks for that