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In under the wire! Got some replacement drill bits, a couple random sockets I needed from Wright and some Estwing hammers. Order 100000173

New site looks great. Unfortunately I think I'll have to bow out of Epstein's Day this year though. Totaled my car yesterday so I have to pay a large tow bill (and find a new car). Hopefully I can scrape up a few dollars to buy some stuff in a couple weeks though. Thanks for all your hard work...

I participated in SK Day, but this will be my first Epstein's day. Hopefully I''ll have some spare cash by then!

I've been using a Northern brand Taiwan set of flare nut crowsfeet for a couple of years in a pro environment and they've been great. I don't think I've rounded off anything with them. The Northern ones are discontinued but I'm pretty sure the Klutch ones are the same...

I have a Lisle set that was cheap and has been fine: http://www.amazon.com/Lisle-26280-Torx-Socket-Set/dp/B0002NYBVO Sunex makes some good ones too.

I'm in! Could have used one of these today for the Cummins I was working on.

I have had good luck with the Shockwave bits. I've heard of people having problems with them; maybe I just got lucky. I'm using them in an automotive setting though so most of the time I probably don't abuse the smaller bits (T20, T25) as much as a contractor or someone doing framing, etc. My...

My SX80 has only ever skipped a tooth after I lubed it with some grease that was way too thick. That being said, now that I've used it for a while it's perfectly quiet and never skips. I'd say it needs to be cleaned and lubed.

Dual 80 3/8" flex head.

I know that feeling. It's happened to me twice with SO metric sockets. $14 for a single socket and 20 minutes later I find it under my bench or in the wrong drawer. At least I have some spares now lol.

Re: FREE GIVEAWAY - Milwaukee M18 FUEL 2763 High Torque 1/2" Impact - Realtoolreviews I'm in! I've wanted one of these since it came out!

I have a pair of US Craftsman combo strippers that I use at work. I'm pretty sure they're made by Klein for Craftsman. Never had a problem with them in 5 years. The strippers work awesome and it cuts anything I need it to. I like that the cutting/stripping area is at the tip, it helps when I'm...

I can't live without this tool. I have a spare in my bottom drawer just in case I lose it.

Sorry guys, didn't notice they didn't include Milwaukee stuff. Weird, they discounted Makita, Dewalt, and Bosch but not Milwaukee. That does ****.

I did a quick search and didn't see this posted anywhere. CPO is doing a 15% off $75 or more sale for President's day. Just enter promo Prez15 at checkout. I used the opportunity to pick up some Sunex swivel sockets I've been wanting. Might be a good time to score some Milwaukee awesomeness as...

2.7L Chrysler motor?

Oxygen/acetylene. Best rust penetrant available and the only one I've ever had really work for a bolt that wouldn't move. For bolts that just turn hard the Mopar stuff we have seems to work pretty well. Does anyone know who makes it for Chrysler?

I think the last tool I broke was a 1/2"-3/8" Craftsman impact adaptor. It happened about a week after I broke my SO 3/8" drive 15mm swivel socket with the adaptor and my MG725. Must be I overstressed both of them a little. :lol:

I have 1/4" Craftsman in a pro environment and they've been fine. I did replace the 10mm with a Wright one because I lost it, and the chrome on the Wright is fantastic compared to Craftsman. That's just cosmetics though functionally they're the same. I just have a thing for really shiny...

I ordered two. Came out to $2.04. Can't beat that! Thanks OP.