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I picked up older craftsman standard & metic sets from e-bay for a resonable amount. I also ordered higher quality duplicate taps from the MSC sale flyer for the common sizes I use most. The craftsman dies do a resonable job cleaning up boogered threads. So far this combo has work well for me. Tom

Heater core 89 S-10, also had a digital dash that filled the cab with white smoke at 60 mph when it went south, the only dash light that worked after that was the high beam indicator. Carried a 2.5 gallon gas can after that as you never knew the fuel level. When my son and I used to take it to...

I use a Mitutoyo model SC-6 at work and at home, they are very rugged and can stand up well to standard shop work.