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The last time the box made its way around, it took me several days to dig through everything, put new stuff in, and get it turned around. I just sent my address to anndel ahead of time.

There are going to be three levels of the Carlyle boxes. 1500, 2500, and 3500. I haven't seen one in person yet.

NOCO Genius 2 or 5 would be fine for a maintainer/charger on your cart. Wiring in a quick connector is key! Has to be connected to work, the easier you make it to connect, the easier it is to keep it charged up.

I don't know exactly what Ikea pricing looks like these days, but I don't see $2500 worth of Ikea cabinets there. I did an entire 25 liner feet of upper cabinets and the kitchen lowers for about 1200 several years ago. I'm sure the prices have gone up, and there is a lot of hardware on there...

Go big on jackstands. You are putting your body under them. Spend a couple extra bucks to a couple hundred extra bucks and save your life.

My random musings on ShopVac applications: 1. Use a bag and filter combo. The bag will keep you from plugging up the filter with most of the **** you are vacuuming up. 2. If you are doing woodworking, add a cyclone/dust deputy in front of the vacuum. Easy to change out and you can size the...

Free tools are free tools, enjoy! I like their sockets and combination wrenches well enough.

I like the single or four row silicone bit holders. They grip the bits, but are easy to get out. I throw them in an empty case

Wow, these are some awesome collections! I have a few, but they are all in heavy use rotation. I do have a Bill Elliott red hard handle that I am pretty fond of, the rest are just boring red and black hard handles. I do need a stubby hard handle though... have to get searching for one.

You can bump Metallitubby in front of me... I need some of that Honda swag!

Let's goooooooooo! I've got a bunch of tools, swag, and stickers ready to go!

That's an incredible deal! Congrats!!!!

The thing that I like about this WorkSharp unit is that it can do small knives. I have always struggled with small knives (paring, small pocket, pen knife) in the clamp style sharpeners (Lansky, Gatco, etc...).

Agree. I have a ton a real estate taken up by SAE impacts, and they rarely see any use. If you don't own anything SAE, skip it for now. That M12 stubby is a winner! Great power for price performance. There hasn't been anything reasonable that I've thrown at it that it couldn't handle.

I really REALLY like Field Notes. The size is perfect for my toolbox, tool bag, back pocket…

Regular length over stubby if I only get one.

I wish there were a few more bare tools to choose from. This is a great promo, but I don't need the saw or the light.

I went and checked this out - very similar, but not the same.

My two favorite 1/4" ratchets are both Snap-On - Hard Grip Round Swivel Head - TM737 with an upgraded head from a newer ratchet - THNF72 - Basic Chrome handle - T72 A VERY close third is no longer made - Armstrong 10-992 LOVE that handle.