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pins that require a lot of force (or any force or persuasion for that matter) are very annoying when trying to put a socket back. Choose wisley.

That looks light and neat. sorry, is this where i post? Or on youtube?

Nice post! Excellent wrench choice, I have my eyes on the 15 pc full polish with the flank drive plus open ender!

Use the money for a down payment and finance through rest of a $8 - $12k snap on setup?

The orders will come when they come. I wouldn't put too much time into getting exact dates etc. There is a wait, you knew this by reading the first post. If I were sk I wouldn't invest any more man hours dealing with people who are complaining here.

I really don't get how anyone could be remotely anxious or upset they don't have thier order yet. We were clearly told to be patient and there would be a wait time for an event like this.

Impacting old screws is the only way to go. Higher chance of stripping out with a non impact screwdriver.

When impacting 6 point walls handle much better for the task at hand.

It's a good choice. I bought a set of Phillips 3/8 sockets for screws that need impacting. I like the 3/8 drive better than a hex because I use sockets on mine. Also the hex fuel has 200 in lb less torque. Less adapters is better.

Crazy good value, 5 for the price of one small name brand one. One of the best deals at hf. Spread the word!