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I first started getting tools in the 90s. Mostly Craftsman and USA Husky. I still have most of them.. Professionally I most mostly have Wright wrenches and sockets. Recently, I have been buying them from Zorro. When I get the coupons.. When I was working an aircraft eventually trains, a lot...

Same thing happened to me for a ratcheting wrench. Had to call the number they gave me an RMA number And the price they’re going to do the refund at. Gave the RMA number to the returns cashier and I had no problem after that.

It’s still there go to other sellers.

I used to feel the same way about Apex tool group. When they’re buying US companies and shutting them down. But I figure if they were doing good they wouldn’t have been for sale in the first place.. My go for sockets and wrenches has been Wright Tool. And have been getting more. USA Tekton...

I don’t do heavy equipment repair anymore. The new company I work for gave me some tools.. One of the brands is Dura tech tools. I think they are owned by the same company that bought SK tools. I haven’t used them a whole lot, but they seem fine. I like using my own stuff. I have them in a go...

I was going to place another order but looks like the website is not working anymore.

Got a few things for the technician toolboxes at work.

They had hair around the tires

Hopefully, I don’t get any with hair around the receptacle.

Thanks got one for my work go bag.

Just got a set thank you.

My order for the Proto wrenches was canceled.

My wife found two garage door openers with battery backup. Looks like I have another project.

I have the Rigid version of it. They work well when I was working on light rail. You may check out the Rigid ones and you can get an adapter for your Milwaukee18 V batteries. Or if you catch them on sale, sometimes they will be reduced down to what the tool only is at Home Depot. If you check...

I have had pretty good luck with Ridgid. They have a subcompact line that has replaced some of my M12 stuff. They have a lifetime warranty on the batteries and tool when you register them on the website. The weather do occur is if your battery or charger have an issue fill out an online form and...

I have an older sae set when they first came out that stamped made in USA. I have a newer metric set from Lowe’s that were on clearance they don’t have a USA stamp on them. I liked it when I first got them, but for daily use, they did not last long.

I have had good luck with Ridgid. Make sure you register the tools and batteries on Ridgids website. I would get the brushless ones though.

Wright is probably my favorite wrenches and sockets. I tried to get them when I can.. Epstein's is an excellent place to get them. Great family own company. Zoro is a good place for Wright you can always get a 15 to 20% off with Zoro from time to time. I think Wright itself is one of the last...

I live in Asheville North Carolina but work in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. I bought a few of the Milwaukee impact socket sets. I asked TSA in Asheville if it was OK when I was going back one week to be on a carry-on. They told me as long as it’s under 6 inches. They did a additional screening to it...

Some of the stuff seems to be still higher than when it was years ago. That inverter when it first came out for the same kit was. 79. Long time ago when I first worked in aviation, I go through a cordless drill usually once a year. At that time, the best ones or Makita.. I got Ridgid when I...