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i got them in 1/2 drive deep 10-19mm plus 21 for $150 off the truck. they were technically a present so i could justify the expense. i havent used them much yet, but i do like them. however, no usa stamp on them, but they are beefy. id love to use them in a shop environment to test the...

I prefer mac, would buy snap on too. Looking for 10-19mm at least, but let me know what you have

probably need a 36mm 1/2 socket as well for axle nuts. i would also recommend a set of 3/8 drive allen sockets. taking them out with a allen key *****. and if its in there hard, youll strip out 5 or 6mm allens no probelm. you can put a 3/8 drive allen on an impact and it will help a ton. as for...

My mac guy tried selling me warrantied drill bits. I passed cause I don't need them but he said if any break ever, you get a new one free. There was a promo too saving a bunch if you traded in an old set of bits

fact. they push their tool shop junk pretty hard. something like 20 bucks for an electric grinder. the stuff is just junk. with that said, plenty of decent deals on home stuff like shingles and boards. most people i know got there before home depot. with that said, our home town stop is mills...

i keep my key card in my wallet so i need to keep in on me at work to get into locked doors. when i worked at a papermill, id just leave it in my locker. not to mention, theres never any money in there so i might as well leave it anywhere

central mn? where exactly if you dont mind me asking... as for torx on audi's, at least b5 chassis (with 06a block if you wanna get specific), i can probably tell you exactly where all of them are, and you hit most of them. of course there are a ton of hex too. i like how a lo of bolts are 5mm...

if you havent had need for air tools, you probably wont need them ever. for working on cars, impacts are awesome, as are air hammers, straight and 90 degree die grinders, maybe a d/a sander. i wont ever buy an air ratchet because i personally think they are worthless, but impacts ae definately...

im not sure on which applications but i know the diesel shop down the road from me has a set of triple squares, so i know they are on some type of tractor. but i can tell you they are certainly used on audi/vw. not a ton, but they show up

well i think i am going to pass and save the money to build a new motor for my car. it ***** cause i could use the torque wrenches to build it

I was more so looking at the whole lot for 150

id probably have to jump on it soon. what do you guys think? http://minneapolis.craigslist.org/ank/tls/3599005597.html

yeah just stop at a shop. or if you see the truck you could always stalk him until his next stop. you could get real lucky and find him stopped for lunch.

Zep cherry bomb is where its at. Really gets everything off. Not to mention the stuff smells good enough to eat

i figured i'd throw this up incase there are any wright collectors. i'll start with the bad parts- missing 3/8's wrench pouch has typical wear from sitting in a drawer goods- these apear to be unused. i cant see any obvious wear marks. no engravings. dad gave them to me after he got laid...

Personally I bought the short mac triple square set on promo for $50. I'm willing to bet those would go bad. I used a snap on set just like those in polydrive and broke the first time. I think a dedicated set would be better than one socket and a bunch of bits in any brand. Would application do...

must be 24 inch, 1/2 drive looking flex head with green handle. the nicer condition the better.

i think it breaks down to torque. a 6pt fastner that needs a lot of torque will require a 6pt socket so it doesnt get rounded. if it is a relatively small amount of torque, a 12pt will work. if you know a 6pt fastner is torqued to over 200 ft/lbs, would you grab a 1/2 breaker bar with a 12pt...

Thanks for the tip. I should've mentioned that I wiped them down with the oil wipe that was included with the kit. Anything else I can do?

The bits actually had no finish to them. They were just mild steel. I was going to put oil on them but I liked this idea better. Plus I already had a 20 dollar gun blueing kit at home. I just followed the directions on that. Turned out nice. But like I said we will see how long it lasts