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if you are not using them every day then anything cheap will do. but if you start using them every day then look into ingersoll rand tools, and if you go to parts stores and the like, you will find relabled ingersoll rand tools cheaper there.

those are $1,200 new so you got a great deal.

brakecleen and blue shop towels.

if they were swivel that would be great

bolts that don't want to come loose then they break and its a pain to drill and tap.

maby a blacksmith table

this is alot better than painting the floor.

mine are mac and havent broke one in 20 years. mostly use them for caliper brackets and hub bearings i have 3/8 and 1/2.

as long as you oil it every time you use it it will last forever. and if it dont they are cheap enough to just buy a new one.

another place will be www.autogeek.net

just keep it clean and it will work fine.

i had a snapon cordless 1/2 impact for a while and it wasent to powerful to get lug nuts off. i still have my ir 231c for 1/2 impact.

you can look into a company called batteries plus. they have batteries for everything and dont cost much than name brand batteries.

just swapped from makita to milwaukee this year and i lke the quality and the battery life. all m12 3/8 drill 3/8 impact 3/8 ratchet 3 batteries and a charger.

the l.e.d. is good but the battery dont last long at all.

if you are not going to do heavy work then just keep the basic tools and sell the rest.

www.boltdepot.com

nope go to a true value or ace and get a new one.

i use aluminum polish from meguiars to do the brass handles and knocker.

recycle bin for all my old parts.