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A Mil 3/8 fuel m12 is a perfect balance of power, and is very compact. If you are planning on buying a impact gun and using it primarily on SCREWS get the impact driver with a hex head. The 3/8 fuel m12 will be more expensive, but its able to handle a wider array of tough bolts, some even use it...

If you get a impact gun with a 3/8 anvil then an assortment of 3/8 bit sockets with will come in handy.

my blue vessel has knurling too, i like it.

the textured finsih makes the Harbor freight 44 a clear winner for me. I like the Mil power power strip and rubber top though.

Great post showing a photo of a screwdriver not seating fully, and how to fix. http://www.instructables.com/id/Enhance-the-functionality-of-many-screwdrivers./

i like the way the Vessel rubber feels on my blue handle 2 150. The rubber handle is very streamlined and has a great grippy feel without being too soft like other brands. Vessel screwdrivers are really good, but on all screwdrivers, Vessel incl. I use a dremel and grind a fraction of a mm off...

theres no way a protector is going to help the tip compared to when you are actually using the screwdriver on a bolt or screw.

a 1 peice wood top would look very good on that.

the side cabinet is a little wonky, one that fits right would look 2x better. but i would still rather have it on than off.

I bought that same blue point panel piper set years ago. It was actually a godsend and worked sup e nice for interior and clip removal. It's a thing that you have to use to find out how useful it is.

The led snap on 2000 lumen is great. Very slim compared to the cheap halogens. I love it and it's only about $45

SK 1/4 socket set, snap on, matco ratchet, matco files etc Shipping is $5 per order This thread will only be open for 3 days price obo sk 1/4 brandeffff few weeks ago from tool topia. $119 solddddd brand new Matco pinless (best version) usa made swivel joint3/8 # BUP2BB $40 (3 avail.)...

Thanks for the replies. I sort of forgot about using nut drivers for a while but realized the can actually be very handy for low torque things and for holding a nut still when tightening it's bolt. I actually just bought this 1/4 driver today its an Armstrong with female 1/4 on end. These are...

yep the Fuel is perfect. With the power setting on 1 the trigger has a lot of range and works with small delicate screws etc. I leave it on 1 most of the time actually unless more power is needed.

Those definitely look very vintage. I'd use them or sell them If you already have enough screwdrivers.

Cordless impact or air impact? For forward and reverse I really find my 3/8 Milwaukee fuel nice and convenient, because of the 1 - 2 power setting. It's a great impact and I enjoy using it with my 3/8 mac impact sockets and my assortment of 3/8 bit sockets such as a full set of Allen / hex...

Snap-On flank drive plus, reversible. Matco and Proto also make identical sets. But Snap on gets my vote. This is hands down one of the best and most usefull tools someone can have. item # SOEXRM710

What is a good brand that preferably goes to 12mm (12mm is a essential size, sets that only go to 11mm confuse me). I am in the market for a new set! :thumbup:

Offset, reversible, ratcheting, combo, flank drive style open end.

The red harbor freight boxes are 2x better than the 4 drawer black cart you got.