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First off I have Dewalt stuff, so its going to be tough to sell it all and go Milwaukee. I was wondering if DeWalt has something I dont see that is Similar to the Milwaukee's mini driver? I get the battery will still be the same as other DeWalts ( i.e. big and not stick like in the Milwaukee )...

So I did the brakes on my wifes 2015 edge ( first time, low mileage vehicle etc ). I couldnt believe that this thing called for 11mm hex socket for the front pins. I didnt have one, Advance Auto, Auto zone, Lowes or HD didnt have one. NOR did they have a set. So Im off to buy a set now. Mine...

Ok so over time Ive lost this and that and now Im looking to start over... I need sockets in 1/4 - 3/8 - 1/2 drive both metric and standard and in chrome. Im thinking Tekton is the best bet as this is just a garage at home set. Stuff at work is the big boy brands, but at home I cant see...

My local store had this on display. Clearly its a crack at the weld, it didnt look like a store return so I doubt something funky happened. Even if it was dropped, it should'nt have cracked. At least they come with a 3 year warranty if something should arise. Check your HF jacks out guys! Yes I...

Ive been searching all day and havnet found a winner.. its easy, I get it. Do you want long reach and low profile? If no, get the super Duty. Well this is what im wondering... Im a Joe that used it 10-20 times a year, so light use. Im also looking forward in life and hope to not buy something...

I know this has been beat to death for regular cars/trucks but my diesel pick up is taller and heavier than most have in their garage. I, like many, had a set of the HF jack stands which were sent back. I still haven't bought anything but now I need to get something. Im looking at these: 1- US...

So looking for a 100' cord. I'm debating if I should get two 50' cords or one 100' cord? They're going to be the same brand etc, but not sure if I should have the convince or two 50s or just have a one and done 100'. Is it okay to connect two 50s together? Or just get the 100'er

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Looking for a one of each size at least ( the common ones, nothing exotic ). PM me.:thumbup:

I'm thinking about leveling out the yard, it's not that tall and won't have that much added dirt pushing on the wall. I was wondering if there are any tips you guys recommend. I plan on using 6x6s every 6', 36" down. Backed with 2x12s. Should I paint the back of the wood with roofing tar...

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So I need some impacts for the homefront. I dont know if I should get both shallow and deep? Im going to be working on vehicles at home, my own that is, and here and there. Id like to have them then not need them, then to need them and not have them. I was looking at the Tekton sets from...

So If I get this right, let me lay it out. For a hose Im going to get a flexzilla or Tekton or Husky ( all seem to be the same ). They come with 1/4" NPT ends with a 3/8" hose. Now wouldnt the fittings be the bottle neck or are the actualy QD/couplings the bottle necks in a 1/4" line? The...

So I have a husky AC and it has that cheap wire mesh/filter/wire mesh sandwich filter that slides into a slot in the head. Pretty much useless. Anyway, I'm going to add a solberg filter. Should I add two smaller ones or just use one larger? The AC flows around 12 cfm, so I'd add two small 12cfm...

so I have a some what new colored ( integral coloring not a dye or stain/paint ) concrete patio ( about 6 months old ) and we have a patio set on it and well it left a few light rust spots. Anyone know of a cleaner that will remove it? Would a pressure washer do it? CLR says to NOT used on...

So on McMaster I see the sandwich style, pads and a vibration dampening mount style. Is there one style that will be better than another? The AC is a 60 gallon rated at 200#. It be mounted to a wood floor in my large shed.

So Im looking for a compressor. I dont see myself using it much at all but to change tires/rotate them and break suspension stuff apart when needed to. I typically always use hand tools when I can versus the powered alternatives. Question: 1. I have Snap on air tools and the highest CFM...

So I have a newer asphalt driveway and I have the jack sink a little bit. Had me thinking, how do you guys keep stuff from sinking? Just use metal platform under the equipment? Doea it have to be a certain thickness or just around 1/8" or so? Should I use wood maybe? What about lexan? Maybe...

So I was intorduced to TEkton here and they seem pretty damn good for Harry Homeowner grade. At work I use the big boys: SK, Snap-On, Mac etc but I need something CHEAP for the at home occasional stuff. Here is my perspective list for sockets at home. I think it'll have what I need covered...

I need a small piece or two anodized. The local guys are only willing to do bigger orders and not my small pieces. I want them black, which is a common color. Anyway, let me know if you can do it or someone here knows someone that will