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Here is a refurbished one for $55. You can get them new for <$100 if you search around.

I think the "patent pending" comment from kctyphoon was a joke from the show Scrubs, where the janitor, who invented knife wrench, would say things like "patent pending", "for kids", and a couple other things when he would bring out Knifewrench!! (patent pending).

For the lower cost, but not junk tools, I go Gearwrench and Dewalt. I have been impressed by the quality of both their sets. I give a slight edge to the Dewalt sockets for the really nice knurling on them, but I like the Gearwrench ratchets better. I haven't had to use it yet, but if the...

Didn't notice, but I have one of the Armstrong Maxx locking flex head and really love it. I'm sure Gearwrench's (another from Apex tool group) will be really nice too.

I think it is pretty neat and probably well suited to companies where a foreman can then keep people from just running the equipment on full bore all of the time, but it is not of any real value to me. So, I am somewhere in between your two options.

The only Craftsman 1/4 drive ratchet I have left is one of the full polish ones with the round handle (VR-44812). I worked at a Sears Hardware while I was in my senior year of high school and the manager let me trade a raised panel one in for it because I kept having to rebuild it. The full...

I have the M12 circular saw and very much like it. I bought it when CPO was giving a free 4.0 battery. I very much like the saw; I built a small deck with it recently cutting all of the 2x's we had with it (my friend cut anything thicker with a corded tool), the 4.0 battery held out for the...

That thing is cool!

Why not customize it to the length of your arm? Maybe + a few inches. You will be the one using it more than anyone else.

Neat!

maybe use something like a Kreg pocket hole jig or similar, but instead of using it for the pocket whole screws just stick dowels into the holes. I don't know if this would work or not, the angle might be too steep and/or the dowel that fills the hole to wide, but it would be an easy way to have...

That's what I haul around in my truck. For the price, it would be hard to beat them. I very much like the fine knurling on the sockets, quite honestly, they are some of my favorite sockets. I do prefer Armstrong Maxx and Gearwrench ratchets over the ratchets that came with the Dewalt sets...

I don't think it is worth having extra nice tools for a road box. The likelihood of items getting stolen, lost, damaged, et cetera is pretty high. I have been satisfied with both Gearwrench and Dewalt, both of which can be found inexpensively on sale.

While I wouldn't call myself a fanboy, I have been nothing but impressed with my m12 purchases (Fuel in the hex impact driver, drill/driver, and circular saw) and plan to add to my collection in the future.

I received mine. I wasn't thrilled with how it was packed (just some paper wrapped around the Metabo box), and the tool ended up with a small dent. Not really that big of a deal and I am sure I will beat it up some in the coming months, but I wouldn't be too confident buying anything fragile...

Welcome. I have never been to Serbia, but much of my family is from/still in Hungary and I have made several trips there. Do you enjoy pálinka in Serbia like they do in Hungary?

He has a F-250 with 8' bed.

The 5 gallon bucket traps work great. I just put water in them, no antifreeze, I don't want a dog or other non-mouse to drink it by accident. My cat is a great mouser, put him in an area with mice and there will soon be none. Just put a big litter box in there and a water dish that uses a gallon...

I was hoping they would have a discount on more of their Kindle models. My girlfriend hated that I have to have a light on to read my old original keyboard model and I was hoping to upgrade to a Paper White or Voyage. They only had the basic e-reader and the Fire (which I don't like reading on)...