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Just wondering that myself.

Yeah same way. Sockets, drive tools up top, wrenches 2nd down. http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=466&highlight=Tool+box&page=68 Pictures towards the bottom of that page......

Nice box.:thumbup: I have the exact same box, minus the hutch and ss top. I would love to get those items but don't have the money. I really want to get a full length side locker too. Wish I could say mine was as clean and nice. Mine was used so it has a few dings and scratches. I got it for...

Not. Where's the girl for that "Twins....." thread? She was nice to look at.

I don't think you can ever be done.

This is the best forum out there IMHO. This is the only place I have ever thought was worth posting on and continually checking out for info, pics, and what have you. all other forums should :bowdown:to garagejournal.

I have a 900i catalog. Those small tool boxes aren't in there any more I don't think. Not postive though, I do not have the catalog at hand. I do have the SO industrial pricelist in front of me and that part number is N/A. Also as far as pricing, I am almost positive the prices are the same as...

If the SO website sells replacement handles, then why couldn't they replace the handle? Makes no sense to me. Guess I'll have to ask my dealer Friday.

Maybe woodcraft or lee valley.:headscrat Seems like I have seen something like that before, just can't remember where.

I have some of those ratchets. One 1/4 regular, 3/8 regular, 3/8 long, and 1/2 long. I love the 3/8 and 1/2 drives. My only problem was that the screws came loose, but a little lock-tite took care of that. As for the 1/4, it feels coarse to me. Maybe it just needs better lube like you did to yours.

I think the SOs are of the "assembled in the US of US and Global components" category. Not positive though. As for the Matco, unless they have changed, the Pro-swing double-box end ratcheting wrenches, and Pro-swing combo ratcheting wrenches are USA made. This goes for the Armstrong versions of...

Depends on which tools you want. If you look at the Williams website and go into their online catalog, it will have an American flag and say USA under the tool list of that respective tool line. If it doesn't have that, then it is made in Taiwan or somewhere else.

I have all my automotive tools from when I worked on cars at home now. No need for them working on dozers and other machines. I have doubles, triples, quadruples of all the basics. No air tools at home yet though. Once I move into my own place, I am sure I will set up a nice shop. Although as...

You can cut thicker wire with the center cutters with ease.

I'm not positive, but I think I remember that ProAmerica tools were sold at Builder's Square before they went out of business.

Those are what SO call long yes. Too most other companies they are extra-long.

You're not kidding. We had a Cornwell dealer come in to our shop. When he started it was him, Matco, and Mac. As soon as our Snap-On dealer started coming, the Cornwell man soon lost any footing he had in the area. The Mac man who has been in the business for along time is also started to fade...

I'd have to suggest some of the 10" high leverage diagonal cutters or the 10" high leverage center cutters. The latter can cut through some thick wire without any problems. Great for cutting heavy mechanics wire. Also they have a 3pc. kit with diagonal cutters, long nose, and either alligator or...

That picture looks like it should be in a frame or an advertisement of some sort.

You know, it is funny how everyone gets all "oh no, what is he saying" when you have a "How much of this screwdriver is SO" thread, but yet Merkava has the ".....of this ratchet is C-man" and no one thinks twice.