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DIY haircuts Don't buy too many tools you don't need at the moment. :lol_hitti Sell high, buy low...:pimpflash

2 years later, I still have the packaging. Not sure why... :evil: Oh.... and the screwdrivers that came as a bonus in the package, they're great too. :lol_hitti

Do some homework on your potential employers. Learn as much as you can about their business, and use that info your advantage. It always impresses an interviewer if the candidate is knowledgeable about their company. Find out what they are looking for and sell yourself as the ideal person to...

I have the Porter-Cable PC18ID 18-Volt Cordless Impact Driver and drill, plus the circular saw. Over a year now, use the impact driver quite a bit. I think they are great for your average DIYer. For pros probably not the best choice.

Is it time for the weekly 6 pt vs 12 pt thread again? :lol_hitti I prefer 7 pointed sockets. Absolutely no possibility of rounding fasteners, .... because they won't fit. :thumbup:

or missing two pieces if the case counts. Probably missing a couple of spark plus sockets and the one 1/4" socket maybe?

The guy in the plumbing section at my local HD has been helpful a couple of times, but for the most part you are right...

Holey moley! :eyecrazy: Make a lid handle for a very LARGE tool cart? Use it as a free weight? Hood ornament? Coffee table? Complete the set with all the missing sizes? :lol_hitti

I was asked if I needed any help when checking the items at the back.. :lol: "No thanks, just checking where they're made."

One of my local HD has a mix, textured Grip USA and smooth grip China. The 8" were all USA and one China in the back. Oddly enough all the 8" had some machining defects in the jaw area. The China version did not have this. Go figure. All have Apex as the manufacturer listed on the back, USA and...

DIY Mix of mostly Craftsman sockets, ratchets, 1/4, 3/8, 1/2 screwdrivers; SK sockets, screwdrivers, extensions, some wrenches, pliers, 1/2 24" breaker; Cornwell 3/8 ratchet, ratcheting combo wrenches 9-19mm, box wrenches; Allen wrenches, sockets; Armstrong sockets, some wrenches; Wright midget...

Glass bead blasting. I've had it for 3 weeks now, used it 4 times so far. I like it, and so far have found no fault in it. It's not as powerful as the 33 Gallon it replaced, but it does the job and my brain doesn't rattle in the process. :shocking:

:lol_hitti I got $59 and now $65. It's like the stock market...

I use mine for blasting work, with an 11 Gallon tank piggy-backed on it. I rarely need it more than 10 minutes of work, usually 5 minutes or less (small parts) but it does need to refill for longer jobs. My old 33 Gallon is in the garage for auto work. I used that for a tire rotation on my...

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It's all in good-natured fun. I don't think anyone really has an issue with the post. Heck, some good recommendations here. :thumbup:

I only use Knipex end nippers to trim my nails... although some of my buddies at the MANicure salon prefer Wiss :evil:

:lol_hitti what's next ?

Wilde Pry Bar 31" overall # 24B $11.50 $11.50 x 3 pc SK E-Torx Wrench Set # 86211 $35.00 $35.00 x 4 pc Ergo Hex SD Set Belzer # BLZRHEX $16.00 $16.00 x Craftsman Professional Grip Driver # 47473 $12.50 $12.50 x Subtotal $75.00

Here's my Facom cantilever toolbox