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well you got a good deal on it anyway it's a shame that the American brand companies are having thier tools made overseas and decieving American customers with them ... i realise they state where it was made in small writing somewhere on the packaging ... it's just that you don't even think...

ImportTuner - since you bought why don't you tell us how you like it - how the advantage of the slide mechanism works compaired to the original style - does the wrench hold it's adjustment well? ect. About the only time I use an adjustable wrench is to make a bend in a bracket I'm making. I...

I bought a parts washer off a Cummings Tools Sale truck that came thru town. BIG MISTAKE! pump went out in no time. probably less than five hours use. now it's a 20 gal wash tub. I use a cleaner solution I bought at Tractor Supply. It comes in 5 gal containers for about $30. It works OK but...

Hadn't seen the Ernst Organizers before. Good tip. Thank's I use the metal racks most of the time because you are not limited to the size sockets on a rail. I like the rail system because you can take the sockets you need to the job and drag them around under the vehicle with you. I really...

I noticed Wiha sells the Torx Plus sets. My Harley has regular Torx fasteners and they are easy to round out. I wish these companies would standardize the type fasteners they use. If you buy a vehicle from an American company when you work on it you have to figure out if the fastener is SAE or...

Well I didn't get any great deal on anything to brag about but I did buy a rachet Saturday night at Home Depot. They had the Husky 3/8 rachet with the grip that you can twist to turn the socket on sale for $19.99 regular price is $29.99. I run into situations where you can barley turn a 70...

I've noticed SK marks thier tools USA if they are made here and on thier tools that are imported there is no country of origin on the tool.

Hey Mark, Please explain what you mean about putting wrench on a regular rack and the other on a reverse. Are you referring to having the "V" shape running one way for one set and then the "V" the other way for the next set to sit beside it? I think I answered my on question. This is the way...

There ain't nothin wrong with Craftsman raised panel wrenches.

back when I was a kid working in service stations we used Tide ... wet the floor - sprinkle a coat of tide all over the floor - scrub with a broom - rince - squeegy - repeat until clean ... on bad places scrub then let it sit awhile then scrub somemore - keep it wet - add more Tide as nessessary...

I believe the Craftsman Pro series is just a case of you get what you pay for. In the case of wrenches you get more polishing and a little extra length and you pay a little more for it. The screwdrivers have a big soft handle and maybe a better tip on them and hopefully they don't end up...

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after you get full sets of 6 and 12 point then you can get sets of spline sockets to ... I did and I'm not sorry ... they all have a place and a use ... if I was starting over buying tools I'd start off with 6 point and then get spline and probably not ever buy 12 point ... the spline does the...

I have 5 Craftsman Cabinets that are around 4 yrs old. They are the same as what is now called the Craftsman Professional. They are strong heavy duty well built cabinets.

I bought a set of SK Spline sockets a few months ago. I really like them. They are the eaisest socket to get on a fastener I've ever used. This is a big advantage when you have to get a socket and ratchet into a place that you can't see. The socket goes on without having to turn it any to get on...

Craftsman, Eloria, Grey Pneumatic, New Britian, Proto, SK, Snap On, Stanley, Toptul, Williams the majority of my sockets are Craftsman

I enjoyed that article ... Thank's ... brought back memories from the 70's ... in my younger days I always rented downstairs apartments and parked my scoot in the living room ... built several motorcycles in apartment living rooms ... put cardboard down on the floor and on the walls around it...

:lol_hitti yeah I've had'um get away on me too ... it's a religious experience alright :bounce:

:shocking: :shocking: :shocking: :shocking: :shocking: :shocking: Looks like a great to tear something up and maybe even kill yourself in the process