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T-20 is Ford Focus door panels (already mentioned) T-30 is Ford Focus undertray T-47 is Ford Focus seat bolts You can probably guess what I drive ;)

I got myself some Westling Machine socket trays to try out. 1/2" metric double row for some new impact sockets, 1/2" Large universal for axle nut sockets, 3/8" universal for hex drive sockets and 8pt sockets, and a Torx tray. Time to load them up!

Shoulda, coulda, woulda. It was a long time ago.

I hate the non-reversible wrenches, about 15 years ago I was putting long tube headers on my mustang with my father when he backed a header stud up against the strut tower. I had to cut a $40 ARP stud and wait a week for another one. After that I pretty much swore off the non-reversible ones.

Looks good! Time to start filling that baby up!

I had some store credit for Menards sitting around for a while, so this afternoon I picked up the 10" and 12" Knipex Cobras.

While I completely agree with your post, the irony of your post matched with your username is not lost on me. :beer:

Hopefully they will come out with six point sets as well, but I like seeing more tool makers getting into the semi-deep market.

Continued... The top drawer in the intermediate cabinet is my ratcheting combo wrenches, picks, roll pin punches, chisels, and misc punches: The bottom drawer of the intermediate cabinet is screwdrivers and torx drivers Top drawer of the base cabinet is non ratcheting combo wrenches...

Here's my humble setup, with some no prep pics. I didnt do any cleaning or organizing because I wanted to be honest with what it always looks like, good or bad haha. Basic 48" el-cheapo workbench where I made a top out of 2x6s all planed to make a nice surface, and a Craftsman box setup that...

I'm right there with you except in green, and I love my FC72; it's one of my favorite ratchets.

Yes sir.

Proto 15pc Metric impact socket set to replace the Krutch sockets I have that flex: And a Proto 3/4" spline drive combo wrench as a gift for my dad for fathers day.

I dont know anything about Honda timing covers, but the Proto 1/4dr 10mm six point U-Joint is a good option for less than SO...

The other day I got a friendly visit from the UPS guy with a Proto 3/8dr torque wrench and a set of 3/8dr crowsfeet. Then today I ordered a new set of Proto Impact sockets as my Krutch sockets are forcing me to drink.

Most of my wrenches and sockets are older US produced Craftsman. But when they moved production overseas and let the quality slide, I migrated my new purchases to Snap-On and Proto. I'm very happy to see Craftsman bringing production back to the states, and I really hope they bring the quality...

Is that a Tool Vault box? If so, how do you like it? I'm really thinking hard about their Elite 84" box.

I completely agree that the fence system on the Dewalt is much better, that's the weakest point of the Bosch in my opinion.

Picked up a Bosch 4100-10 table saw on Friday at the Acme Tools sale.

Haha Good to know!