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Hey, does anyone fill their tool bags with 1 specific tool colour or brand? If so lets see some pic's. I am in the process of making my bag yellow with klien pliers, proto prybar, and a jet hammer and as much other misc stuff i can find in yellow. Ill upload a pic when they arrive :)

I find the proto's too long and too thick for most places. I have used my cheap Westward set 10 times more than my proto set for the reason above.

i might add im not looking for anything fancy for either of them. Just looking for a decent quality brand.

I know pretty much nothing of either. Whats a good brand for both? Pressure washer im looking for 2000psi gas or electric and lawn mower im looking for a push gas mower with a bag. Educate me on both plz :)

Is there a place online to buy Gray tools. I would love to try them but the nearest retailer is 3 hours away.

That wrench looks exactly like my asd full polish proto wrench ;) cept mine doesn't say knucklesaver on it :) I might add that it would be foolish to buy snap on for something you only used once a month or once every few month, assuming you make a regular joe's wage. This is when you test out...

I bought the 3/8 craftsman module set from sears recently. Has held up fine and according to reviews is the only set still made in the USA.

Buy cheap what you use rarely and buy expensive what you use very commonly. If your only using your 1/4 once a week id go craftsman for example.

Good news. After shooting my seller a quick email, they are sending me a new socket for free and letting me keep the old one. I am very happy and pleased now :)

for all sorts of fittings and fasteners.....the 10" i carry makes a good pocket hammer anyways

No but the simple matter is i paid new price for a new socket that happens to be mislabeled. I mean if i had got a good discount or was warned in the ebay notes, then maybe i would have or not purchased this item set.

its supposed to be a metric set. But they sent me 1/4 outer socket with a 6mm wedged inside.

http://imgur.com/1VJqqPC,aC4l5GA#1

I guess this is a downside of buying tools online. hex socket is labeled 1/4" with a 6mm insert, Currently contacting seller :(

What you can afford is most important and spend the extra penny on the stuff you use often....me for example use my 1/2 very often so i spent more money on a full shallow/deep proto set. But hardly using my 3/8 set i just bought a cheap craftsman drive module set.

10" adjustible/8" side cutting pliers and a 6" slotted screwdriver are definatly my most used tools.

i might add...the pliers will outlast their handles or in the case of my side cutters anyways.They still cut like i bought them 3 years ago, cept one handle coating is slowly deteriorating and the other handle coating was ripped when they fell out of my pocket and went through a unscrambler...

Can confirm...channellock pliers have held up great for me

I am really torn ....between grey pneumatic and proto....the thing bothering me is i can spend the extra coin and get a 19 piece shallow proto set or i can get a GP 19 piece shallow set and 13 piece deep set for the same cost as the proto shallow set. So my question is, Does quality make a...

Online research has milwaukee as the runaway winner.But I work in a planer mill and all 3 shifts have a cordless 20v or 18v dewalt saw. They have held up perfectly fine and done their job as intended......mind you we only use them for cutting wood :)