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They appear to be just handle. There are no markings or anything else past that (it only goes on for another 1/4" or so)

First photo shows the only markings on it "The Bowdil Company Canton Ohio"

Square drive is 3/4". Total length is just shy of 14-3/4" Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Got this from my dad, who inherited it from his dad, Neither of us have any idea what it is or what it's for Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Only Mac stuff I have is their 'expert' brand super long dual box end wrenches. Those have been a lifesaver. They also are the only ones i've been able to find who sell weatherhead sockets (designed to fit around brass fittings for air lines and such, if you are working on that sorta thing). I...

I grew up around Dewalt, so that's what i've naturally leaned towards for home-side cordless. Professionally I have been using Snap-On. Word to the wise, Snap-On 14.4V stuff is outstanding. 18V? Not so much. My 18V 3/8" impact gun lost it's balls after 2 years of moderate use (just out of...

My first box was a Harbor Freight 44" with side box. Still have it. Lock mechanism got fubar'd working in a shop environment, but since it's at jome full-time don't gotta worry about that Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

As mentioned by others, don't worry about having all your tools be the same brand. Only exception being cordless power tools, simply due to battery interchangeability. Other than that, whichever you can get the best deal on. My personal tool list goes from super high end stuff like Snap-On...

Will have to take photos later, but grew up with yellow and black. Still building my non-mechanic tool inventory, so only have 20V Max 1/2" cordless drill, blower, and a grease gun. That grease gun has been something else. Used it all the time when I was a line and a field tech working on trucks...

My boxes. No longer a line tech, so my big boy sits at home all day. My basic everyday work tools are kept in my Matco tool cart at work. ********* is a 3-bay Matco 6S, little red is a Gen1 Harbor Freight 44" with side box. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Been an expensive couple of weeks. Lot of good deals been going on, and i've been looking to start expanding my woodworking capabilities Got a pair of Kobalt steel sawhorses with extending legs, Craftsman 25' tape measure with autolock, Skilsaw worm drive 7-1/4" (newest version of the Mag77)...

New to this forum, although ive been stalking it a while. Bit of a do it all yourselfer, although my home improvement skills are far less developed than my 'make things go' skills. I used to be a heavy equipment tech, and now I do technical service support Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

When I was working on equipment out of a service truck, I used Matco ratchets and Genius sockets (Taiwan). Never had any issues with them. That said, if you're relying on the tools in the field, I would try to go with a reputable brand like Matco, Wright, Snap-On, etc... id tou can afford it...