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No, Motorhead is where all that goes. That's what the "exclusive" in "exclusive deal with LISTA to sell all of their blemished, canceled orders, overstocked items, and freight damaged items" means.

I googled "250 in-lb. torque wrench" and this was the first result: http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_00944593000P

Look like "ulti-mate"

I was wondering if someone from here was going to ****** that up. That's only the second good deal on a toolbox I've seen in this area in 9 months.

I did the same thing :)

Considering this thread you drug up is three years old, Costco might not sell the item anymore.

Allright, I'll try that. Yeah. The liners that didn't get oil spilled on them are really nice :thumbup:

Tried Dawn this evening, didn't get the oil out. Poured soap right on the oil spot, rubbed it in, and walked away for 10 minutes.

Ok, I'll give it a shot.

I used palmolive with no success. Dawn that much better?

Spent some time yesterday cleaning up the KRL1001 I recently bought. The drawer liners were pretty dirty. Most of them cleaned up fairly well with warm soapy water and soft bristle brush, they look like new again. But a few of the liners had a lot of oil spilled on them. I tried the soapy...

A lot of International boxes are made overseas now.

I emailed him a couple weeks ago about some wrenches, and heard back within hours.

Are those too long?

Some is, some isn't. Clear as mud, right?

The Craftsman stuff your dad bought was much better quality than what's available today. I wouldn't bother with a Craftsman box. The HF box really is a solid value. If you don't like the red crinkle finish, you can spend a little more and get them in black. Do you have Menards stores in your...

I just pieced together a set of Allen and KD wrenches from Cripe Distributing. Really good prices, and Made in USA if that's important.

How do you like the long bit holder? I've gone back and forth about buying it, the holder area seems bulky, like it might get in the way.

Actually that's incorrect. A patent gives you the right to exclude others from making, selling, or using what's protected by the patent. It doesn't necessarily give you (the patent owner) a right to practice the invention.

I hope you're embellishing a little bit for the readers... Sweet score on the Macs, that's awesome.