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Hi Guys, so I have this set that I bought years ago from Snap on. I think its branded snap on or is it blue point either way. I am missing one of the small magnets. I came across this kit which is exactly the same . Do you think the manufacture is Mayhew...

this one looks to be common.

For example: Plastic pry tools, sharpies are a must for me.

I was set on buying Lisle 8pc set but the videos are showing so much play on some sizes. so that got me thinking to go with the adjustable set from irwin.

So I like to step up with some comfy new ratchets. I was thinking snap on set or gear wrench I see some that are 90 tooth vs 120. what are your thoughts? snap on reviews here in Canada is not very good customers complaining about warranty and support issues. vs gear wrench reviews some...

I like the idea of one to measure fluid but all the cheap ones last 5min I don't mind to spend on something thats good

I see Astro has a set and Sunex. looking for something complete what do you guys use?

Looks like these 2 are same thing and lisle also makes one. What I am looking for is thin but strong I don’t mind spending for quality set.

I bought this guy the other day and it’s fine for stuff 5-10feet away but at 20 feet it’s not very good at all. It’s suppose to be the 75ft model Bosch GLL75-40G Green-Beam Self-Leveling Cross-Line Laser, Amazon Edition https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B07DN5ZN14/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_Q527890C0Q78DZK9Y1YF

What do you think of Milwaukees straight die as a replacement to my current Dremel? I have the right angle version and love it.

I have roughly 8 that I would like to be mounted this way. Easier to grab and go instead of drawers.

So thanks to you guys who gave me your feedback I bought the new 1/2" Gen 2 mid torque from Milwaukee. Mostly just to use on lug nuts. My old routine was to use a 65 ft-lbs torque bar on my old air impact while the car is on the hoist. Then I would lower car down enough for the wheels to touch...

My understanding is the hotter number A/T 1 is the converter and the cooler A/T 2 is the pan. I was reading online and some guys stating the opposite which has me confused autel ms906bt

Your thoughts on good ones ?

I came across many on amazon some are dirt cheap and over 10000 reviews vs others are 3 times the price by name brands any difference?

I currently have my main tool boxes along the wall of the shop but I really need something that I can wheel over to car. Please share your mobile tool carts and how you like it and how you organized it

This posting is more specific then part 1. I am about to install a transmission thermostat and want to lube the 2 o rings. I do NOT want to use a petroleum type of products (ATF, Grease etc) I am thinking to use something like super lube but I was also given the idea from another member to use...

what's a good brand that won't dry up?

I normally use ultra but I see the new line of optimum. Am I correct to say that is the current top item in the line up?

So Permatex brand I am convinced is making things super confusing to buy from them. Way to many versions of the same thing. I currently have 3M Copper and its great stuff but more so for Brakes, Sub frame bolts, Electrical conductivity etc But I am reading more and more how it should not be...