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If you've got a VW then you're set:)

As with all the new guys, and my intro was a good while back. Anyways, I post here and there, have been on HAMB since 2004, but hardly ever post..just listen. Pretty much what I will do here too. My name is Harry, and my screen name is long and difficult to spell. I'm currently in a vocational...

I read a post or two on them from the search, but was wondering what they used for the mechanism in them? My snap on guy says that they don't use a spring like a conventional clicker type torque wrench, and that they use a different type of mechanism for measuring torque, however he could not...

I looove ours! We bought it for $20 from some estate sale, but I still would have paid full price for it. Building our garage we have used it to cut all sorts of holes through wood, vinyl, plastic etc. Its a great tool to have :rocker:

Excellent, thats what I needed to know..I have a chance to buy that same top box for *around* that same price brand new, just wasn't sure if I should pull the trigger or not.

I have the same bottom box and love it, I was just wondering if it would be better to get a larger bottom box, or just buy the top box. I thought about trying to trade mine in on a larger roll cab.

Sweeet, would you say it is worth that money? I have the same roller cab except in black, and have been thinking about getting the top box :thumbup:

Dang, wish I didn't know about it.. does anybody know who produced these? http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000CDYBKK/?tag=atomicindus08-20

90% snap on, 5% craftsman and the last 5% are SK, matco, mac, and a few taiwanese tools :thumbup:

I don't know about you guys, but I deffinately prefer mine with murals :lol_hitti http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Hand-Painted-Snap-On-50-Tool-Box-Cabinet-Art-Mural-QQ_W0QQitemZ4616523338QQcategoryZ35001QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

All clean, except for a red VW emblem on my black box :willy_nil

Sweet, I've been needing a set..and for $30 for both sets why not?

pittsburg, just needed something to get by

I enjoy having the extra tools :bounce: but eh, after a while you remember the metric sizes real easily :thumbup:

They're from the 1950's I believe, and the lectrolyte was refering to the electrolyte plating they used.. at least thats what I hear :beer:

We built our entire garage using a HF air nailer...only failed us once, and they gave us a new seal at the store.. You know, and I really hate to say this but everyone saying that they don't want to send their money overseas...take a look at the tag in the neck of your shirt and tell me where...

You mean kind of like this? Although on the inside I don't know if you would call it 'good looking.' Its just a working mans garage, but the doors were custom fabricated and we used standard hinges to hang it. We're going to eventually cover the inside doors with paneling..but it'll be a...

Alright, we got all of the joists in and the flooring down. We used a fold up attic stair case so that it won't take up too much room. :pimpflash

Thats neat, maybe so guys wouldnt walk off with sockets? (if they wont fit standard 1/4in drive..)

I love your toys!