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I have a Lincoln Viking 1840 which has worked well for me. I like having the adjustable external shade control. The quality is excellent.

I have a like new Snap-on orange soft grip ratcheting screwdriver. Includes the two bits that originally came from Snap-on. $59.00 shipped to your door. Paypal is fine. SOLD

You got a great deal. I would have to think your neighbor knew the value of those tools, which is way more than 2k. My guess would be he was making a generous gesture towards you.

I've loaned tools and had them returned damaged with no explanation. If I need a tool I don't have I'll buy it. My family and I made the sacrifices necessary so I have the tools to do my job. I hear guys talk about not being able to afford tools then turn around and spend a lot of money on...

Sent mine to Angle Repair, price was $45. They have a price list on their website.

I'very used Vaughans for several years. They are excellent quality and reasonably priced, made in USA.

I work in the electrical dept. in my job and broke the tip on a brand new 1/8" Snap-on screwdriver. I called Snap-on and they sent me a warranty replacement right away. No problems with the replacement.

It's a good tool and a good price. I don't think you can go wrong.

My Mitutoyo dial has served me well for several years.

I have Snap-on, Proto, and Sunex. The Sunex seem to be as good quality as the others.

Their tools look good; unfortunately my local NAPA doesn't carry them.

Thanks for the second chance.

Nice story, particularly of how something your mom left you helped you out. Thanks for posting it.

Cobalt 135 degree split tips are my first choice.

That's some big stuff. Not exactly what I would expect to find in a garage sale. Happy for your good score.

I have spent almost 40 years in industrial maintenance and field service, half of it in the food industry. Buying quality tools is a good investment in your profession, it sounds like you are on the right track. A low quality tool that breaks or fails under proper usage isn't worth the lower...

eBay, Craigslist, Snap-on website, a few I got off the truck several years ago.

Here's a Snap-on F80 for $45 in the classifieds of this forum: http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=321192

I have the Snap-on CDR4850. It is a bit heavy but I don't use it all day long so it's no problem. It has (and I need in my work) a lot of torque and good battery life (nicads). The chuck is first rate and holds bits well. I thought about standardizing on Milwaukee because I have some other...

I have two torpedoes, and use a 36" and 48" at work. The quality is good, I've been satisfied with them.