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Kershaw Ken Onion Blur. On my second. Takes and keeps a great edge.

Emptied all the tools out the back of my truck into the garage at my new house. Didn't have time to organize them. Need another toolbox too, my Craftsman top box, which is my only box, looks way too small by it self.

So I closed this past Monday on my first house. Just a modest 2 bedroom 1 bath on a 1/4 acre (used to be a 1/2 but nobody was interested in the house so half the land was sold) and a single car garage out back with a nice driveway all the way to the back. Of course, I know I have to have...

Yeah, I forgot to mention this. I got all mine from work, and even though the production has been in Mexico for a while, all the ones I was getting from work were NOS made in USA files that the company had stockpiled. Nobody was going into preexpended to get more. Safe to say, I stopped by every...

I have a fair amount of Nicholson files that I've had for a couple years now and I like them. No experience with Bahco though.

Here's my Mac Tools compressor. A steal at $100. Still haven't been able to run it though.

Is there any one in particular that's great or are they all great? I'm in the market for both a 3/8" and 1/2" drive air impact for my garage.

You, sir, get a huge "you ****." I am so jealous. I wish someone would pay me with a $300 socket set.

OP, I don't know your location but have you ever considered the shipyard industry? I'm an outside machinist, $22 and some cents an hour and there's plenty of overtime. It's been a slow year for me, overtime wise and I'm past my basic yearly salary already. I'll make close to $60k this year. But...

Yeah, we wanted to use at least an impact socket but the walls are too thick.

Welcome from another Chesapeake-r or whatever the hell we are. Looks like it's gonna be a great garage. Subscribed.

Anyone ever had any trouble using chrome sockets with HyTorqs? And I know you're supposed to use HyTorq specific sockets. To the point, last night at work, we were going to be using a HyTorq but we didn't have a HyTorq specific socket, so the supervisor says "use the chrome socket. Impact...

My favorite go to ratchet is my 1/2" Craftsman Premium or 3/8" Premium for smaller stuff. Made in USA and I've only had to warranty it once and that was from putting a cheater pipe on it. Like others have said, I just don't understand the craftsman hate around here.

Got another 2 craftsman ratchets tonight from my granddad. Gave me two brand new craftsman socket sets. One set came with raised panel 3/8" ratchet and the other set came with the 1/2" fine tooth low profile ratchet. Up to 12 now.

After my most recent string of package arrivals, I'm up to: 5x 1/2" 3x 3/8" 2x 1/4" 1x 1/2" breaker bar Might be up to 4x 3/8" if I win my eBay bidding battle.

Picked up the 10 pc Allen socket set, 4 pound long handled mail, both from Northern Tool and made in Taiwan. Plus my 3 Carhartt t-shirts came in the mail. I love when the big brown truck shows up in front of my house.

My Sears here in Virginia had them in stock but they were only on sale for $69.99.

What companies are typically Metabo dealers/distributors?

Every ratchet is a spare hammer lol

Normally I'd agree. But where I work, they give us a really nice aluminum, tig welded, rolling toolbox that has our name, shop and badge number and its checked out on our tool list. They value it at like $500. It no where near big enough for that ratchet. And that pry at is quite ****. That...