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Welder/Fabricator at a hot rod shop.

$5200 Snap-on credit $800 truck account. I pay about $100 -150/weekly

It's funny cause on my side of town, there's plenty of Cornwell dealers but no Mac dealers around.

I just had my classic 78 moved by a tow truck. He only strapped down the wheels really well to avoid any scratches. It was also full with tools. Also don't forget to remove the top mat. Mine flew away.

I went by for 4 years without any metric wrenches or sockets. I work on hot rods and american classics. I started using Metrics once we started working on high end european cars and street rods. But I use about 90% SAE

Here's mine... I'm already running out of space and haven't had it for more than a year.

That's him. Pretty cool guy. Let me know if you want his phone number to buy some tools.

Was his name John? I work a couple of miles away from Disneyland and he's here every wednesday since he started late last year.

I have a snap-on and a matco shrinking hammer, I use them frequently. I like to use a slapping file better. Those stainless steel discs work pretty good too.

I think you are at the right age to buy tools from the trucks. Last year I was 23 years old, and bought a little more than $6k on Snap-on, Matco, Mac and Cornwell. Now if I was older, married and had kids, I don't think I would be able to afford them.

I haven't had any problems with all-metal yet, but I think you are better off with lead.

We use "all metal" on our frames that go to the powdercoat shop. Lead is more time consuming.

Went to this one this morning before work since it's like 3 mins away from my house. There was only some cheap chinese screwdrivers

I love this tool, it just won't stop making me money. You can also adjust the sensitivity on the remote, to narrow down the wires once you get to a plug.

I have always had a Cornwell dealer in my area. I stopped buying Cornwell air tools after breaking one pneumatic hammer and hole puncher and being a couple of months out of warranty. Their rebuild prices are about 70% of what it would cost if I buy it new.

I have the long cabinet type screwdriver set. 4 of them are made in France and 1 is made in the USA. The USA one is rusting already, go figure.

I was on the same boat as OP. I have several collections and bad credit. I asked my snap-on dealer if there was a chance for me to get approved. He only asked if I owe child support, S.O. Credit and/or filed bankruptcy. I said no. 15 minutes later I was approved at 18% interest rate. Gave me...