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I've got one of the third generation solid titanium Stiletto hammers. I really like the light weight and reach. https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/threads/new-stiletto-tibone-3-hammer.431796/#post-8305516

They're also great for removing those large horseshoe shaped C clips. Like on a CV axle bearing for example.

Mine came in today. I'm so stoked to finally have a "real" vise.

Thanks @jptbay I needed to upgrade my crappy Wilson.

Did OP's account get hacked by a troll?

A lot of guys went with Tekton because they used 6 point instead of 12...

Personally I've found that a 3/8 flex about 12 inches long works best for me. 1/2 is often going to get the breaker bar or impact anyway. I've also got one of the cheap Chinese extendable 1/2 ratchets that come in handy, but I wouldn't make it my go to.

Milwaukee fishtape kept jamming. Milwaukee sent me a replacement and a label to send the defective one back for quality control examination. The replacement works fine. Milwaukee 1/2 90 tooth ratchet. It's a decent ratchet but the head is much bigger than it needs to be. It sits in a drawer...

Includes 13, 14, and 15mm!

That's what I've got and it's come in very handy more than once.

I've seen that on more than one job site.

Yup, my metric were junk. The standard were good enough though.

I dropped the recon compressor off at my folks' yesterday and they were quite thrilled and will have need of it soon. The compressor looked brand new with no scratches or anything. I gave them an old hose and proper extension cord too. The stapler I got for myself had two good scratches on...

These are the ones I mentioned above. They're good for getting started on a budget. https://www.harborfreight.com/36-in-aluminum-bar-clamp-60539.html https://www.harborfreight.com/12-inch-bar-clamp-96214.html...

I've been pleased with the offerings I've gotten from Harbor Freight. The aluminum bar clamps will twist if you really need to crank down on something, so a lot of people will cut of a scrap of wood to fit inside it to shore it up. They're much easier to use than pipe clamps. I've glued up...

It finally started working. I also got one of the refurbished Ridgid compressors to leave at my father's since he doesn't have one and a stapler for some up coming projects. Thanks OP.

I tried to order something but that website just keeps giving me error messages.

My wife has been cutting my hair with a ~$20 wahl clipper kit for several years. It was still made in USA then, but I don't know about know. A pair of scissors from Amazon was around 15 bucks and are still going strong. I did have to sharpen the blades on the clipper after a few years, but...

Like others I have used an impact driver as a light duty impact wrench, but I have also used an impact wrench to drill. I was using Milwaukee ship augers which are designed for use with an impact.

My experience wasn't that they repaired the tool there. They shipped it to the repair location and then had it shipped back to them. This is while under warranty. They probably got tired of eating the cost of shipping.