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    Show your new tool arrivals

    Got some new tools for work last night. The ratchet and the wrench set are a deal of the day at Home Depot.
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    recommendations for stubby socket wrench

    I use these at work Power Torque Wright 3430 and Tekton. Don’t use them that much. Mostly the Wright when I do.
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    2023 Home Depot deals/sales/clearance thread

    Had to click on add to cart from that page. And not on the product page itself.
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    Do these pliers look new to you?

    Definitely not as bad as that but I did get some stuff like that from Snap On a few years ago.
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    "Ell" shaped small socket wrench?

    I was a control engineer at my previous job. We had seven Mark Andy presses but for smaller jobs we had about 10 Riso rz 990/1090 the maintenance department would not work on them and they had a third-party company come in to do maintenance and repair. I got suckered in to look at them and...
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    "Ell" shaped small socket wrench?

    Do you think you could get in there with one of these? I used them to work on Riso machines.
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    Reversible ratchet wrenches

    Tekton has six point wrenches 20% off. They’re supposed to be coming out with the sets soon discounted as well. They’re getting a new vendor to make them sometime within the year. I’m sure somebody will go off about the warranty but I have never had a problem with getting a warranty replacement...
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    Wright Tools ratchets - thoughts? (SK in disguise?)

    These are pretty much my go to at work. If they had a quick release, they would be perfect.
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    Decent toolkit?

    That Dewalt tool kit looks pretty nice for doing stuff like that. If you have to carry anything more than that, I’ll probably get the five drawer tool cart from Harbor freight. Change the fixed wheels to swivel to get around equipment easier.
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    NEW CAPRI COMFORT GRIP RATCHETS

    What’s a phonebook? 🤪
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    Snap-On Sockets

    I have not bought Wright tools off Amazon for a few years. Try Zoro, Circle C Supply, and Harry J Epstein. Zoro always has 20% off.
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    Snap-On Sockets

    If you want USA made look at Wright tool. Not as bad as Snap On. I think they are the last family owned manufacture of tools in the US or where? 🤷‍♂️
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    The resin injection hole of Knipex 95 05 20 *****.

    Never good when you got a rough hole.
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    Which Socket Brand or Brands if Starting From Scratch?

    I think it’s because there core customer is industrial and they want you to go through a distributor. I usually use Circle C supply. I think if they sold more main stream that would probably kill their business. Just because of logistics.
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    Which Socket Brand or Brands if Starting From Scratch?

    If I had to start from scratch Wright. Love there stuff.
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    Replaced dead TECO FM50 VFD...not happy!

    Did you take apart your old variable frequency drive to see what may have went out? How long was it till you used it last? Iused to do industrial controls, ce and on some of the new drives if they where not used in a long time they want you to turn them on to reform the capacitors. Maybe the...
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    I bought the Sunex Deep 1/2 set... now what?

    So you’re going to ask a bunch a tool crackheads if you should buy more tools?🤣 If they are what you need to get the job done then YES.
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    HF guys, tool cart 4 drawer vs. 5 drawer, which one and why?

    I have two of the 5 drawer at work. They have worked ok. One of them I had at my old work. It had a set of basic tools if I needed any specialty tools I would take them out on my box in my shop and put them in the cart. It has a lot of miles on it pushing it around the plant. I put 4 swivel...
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    The Ridgid addiction thread

    Ridgid announced yesterday, 23 more tools for this year. Some of them are just the same old BS. I’m waiting for the track saw and the right angle impacts. https://powertools.ridgid.com/product_lines/2023-new-products?fbclid=IwAR2qKkNPzC88QlPHcnDxcCSb1I2OmvfnEkoENRXO1omteHiq5riZOlmIm34
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