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Now that's a deal!

I don't find it to be an nuisance with Milwaukee since they both use the same charger.

Just just got the Capri set and I'm pretty impressed for the price, it's nice.

I'm not a pro, but I could never justify spending big bucks on something as basic as a hammer. I've had good luck with cheapos, they get the job done and if they ever break I can buy 10 more of them for the price of a snap-on.

If you can get the 6500 for a good deal I wouldn't sweat the carb. Just remember to turn the gas off and run the carb dry when you're done with it and don't let ethanol mixed gas sit in it for long periods.

Cool, thanks guys!

I picked up these drill bits for pretty cheap at a garage sale, but I have never seen bits that are completely flat tipped like this. What are these used for? It seems like the bit would slide around a lot before starting to drill.

https://www.amazon.com/Red-Kote-Quart-Sealer-Diesel/dp/B009X0JOSM/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1521806769&sr=8-1&keywords=red+kote Red Kote, you might be able to find it a bit cheaper on Ebay. This is good stuff. I currently have a gas tank in my garage that someone let sit with old gas in it. I...

I just bought this, haven't tried it but I heard good things, https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00E6TXW6U/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I always had trouble getting completly rid of the sponginess just pumping the brakes to get the air out.

Now that would be handy!

Picked up the 16"ers and a knipex 10" hose clamp pliers for $134:thumbup: Not sure what that means?

old brake drum?

I like them locked in the drawers. I have a lot of money invested in them, and I'm too concerned about about thieves to leave them out. A couple years ago some scumbag was going around my neighborhood and sneaking into garages and taking people's power tools to the pawn shop.

I'm currently making the same decision. I have a 3/8 10-80 CDI that I have been happy with but I'm the the market for a 1/2 30-250. The CDI is about $150 while the tekton is $50. For that difference I could also buy a torque screwdriver for my gun sights. I know I'm gonna be hard pressed to...

I got the same one. :beer: I'm not a pro, but it seems really high quality. The casters are huge and beefy, the soft close drawers work great, and the red powdercoat is beautiful!

Can't say I really see a use for bolt cutters when we now have cordless grinders.

Good looking out though. Canceled mine

Hell, for that price I'll take a stab too. I'm gonna use a credit card through paypal so I have two options to stop payment if it's bunk.

Amazon has it. https://www.amazon.com/GearWrench-57-Piece-6-Point-51-Piece-Standard/dp/B0186IXCY8/ref=sr_1_fkmr0_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1520866585&sr=8-1-fkmr0&keywords=amazon+gearwrench+3%2F8+with+free+1%2F4 I almost went for this recently, but decided to for the tekton sets as they were still a bit...

Milwaukee for me. Used to have Makita too, but I I decided to consolidate. I think Milwaukee has a superior tool selection and the 2 in one chargers, so I got rid of the teal and now all my tools are red. Currently have: fuel 18v grinder fuel 18v drill fuel 18v impact driver fuel mid torque nut...