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My new Snap-On KRSC40 cart. Open storage area in the top. Wrench drawer And finally after trading in the bottom 12" drawer for 3 4" drawers it looks like this. Ill have to get more pics of the drawers once its better organized and actually laid out the way I want it. The drawers...

Ive had pretty good experiences with the harbor frieght ones at my work, and i usually use em to drill aluminum fuel tanks, trailer crossmembers, truck floors, etc. Ive only had one tip actually break and that was my fault for dropping my drill right on the bit.

I have the original style straight GearWrench in both standard and metric in my toolbox. My Dad on the other hand has the straight type and the offset reversible. Ive found that in most uses the straight type will work just fine.

I had a Streamlight Stinger until i left it in a customers truck a couple of days ago. So now im back to using my Surefire Z2 until I can (hopefully) get my Stinger back.

One of the guys i work with was talking about a product called Rust Doctor that does the same thing.

I buy from Snap-On because our dealer has the largest truck in the area and its always very well stocked. Almost anything I need, I know he will have it. And I like the fact that he is in our shop every week. Its just convenient.

I recently purchased the FX80 and after a few days with that in my toolbox every other 3/8ths drive ratchet came home. I wouldn't want to use any other ratchet now.