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Nice box. Great organizational skill. :thumbup:

For 15 bucks, I couldn't resist getting a Pittsburgh torque wrench in a 3/8 and a 1/2. I read some feedback here and there seemed to be more good than bad. For the price, I think I'll buy some Pittsburgh products that I will probably use a couple times in my lifetime. Something like super long...

Win or lose, there's more of a rush bid sniping manually.

Aren't the Craftsman Pro wrenches actually long pattern, but not advertised as long on the web and catalog?

My neighbor has a magnetic rail in his kitchen for his knives. I think it would be kinda cool to have something like this to put on the side of your toolbox.

If you have a choice, go long.

I was surprised to see Amazon.com selling and shipping SK Tools. The prices are pretty good.

I guess it's a casual term for smog inspection. It's required every two years in California.

I lost.....

Predictions on how much it will sell for?

I know this is a little off-topic. I picked my car from getting smogged and found a SK Sure Grip screwdriver under my hood. I liked it so much, I bought a set.

That's good info. ***** for me though. I actually had the early Craftsman Pro Combination wrenches and lost them.

Yeah, that's pretty much my outlook. Just a few more mods and I'll feel like I made my moneys worth.

OP, which wrench do you like better; the Craftsman 80th Anniversary or the GearWrench polished?

Just joined the Craftsman Club. Hopefully, I can still find the 80th Anniversary closeout items. Thanks!

I personally like Sears. They're not too far, there when I need them, and have GearWrench sales pretty often. I like GearWrench products. As for tool storage, I'm considering going with a Craftsman 26" Cabinet and Chest. It's in my price range and fits where I need it. But which one? The Ball...

I believe I have everything I need for now except a tool chest. It kinda ***** having your tools spread out in 3 seperate portable toolboxes, but I'm still calculating how much storage I really need.

I heard the same advice from a friend I call "the bad influence". I somehow came home with a F80 and a TL72. Thanks for the welcomes!

First post here at this cool site. As my title states, I decided to work on my car. So, in order for me to work on my car, I have to buy tools. Now I can't seem to stop. It started off with a 190 piece Craftsman set. I started to see more tools that I needed and tools I didn't like in the set...