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I would have to agree. I have a set of their old Professional Series wrenches that are really nice. I recently bought a set of the Maximum stubby metrics that aren't all that snug on what you're fastening and the polish is not the greatest either.

My kid playing on his mini bike. The screwdriver set has paid for itself ten times over the last few years. You can't see it in the pic, but the old Professional Series wrench set is behind the bike.

https://www.pinterest.ca/pin/9077636736829558/?nic_v2=1aElsggcG Here's the link to the plans for the cordless drill cahrging station

I've built a few of these from the excel spreadsheet. Not a woodworke3r at all but had no trouble selling two, three and four slot racks

Actually, I think it's quite brilliant, and just a little bit dastardly... "Dear, can I get a new cart for the garage?" "NO!! YOU HAVE ENOUGH **** IN THERE ALREADY!" Two and a half years later when Junior is potty trained.........

My go to box. Older Craftsman that has most of my stuff I use regularly. It sits on an old A/V cart I got from my workplace.

Never ever ever move anything into the damn garage until it's completed INSIDE! Otherwise it`ll never get done.

You Yanks have it made. Even on sale here it's $299 Canadian.. http://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/maximum-5-drawer-mechanics-cart-30-in-0581364p.html#srp

My local dealer refused to warranty the exact same thing on a socket. Told me I had it in an impact. Didn't even own an impact at the time. But...the dealer is a knob....:)

My take on this - years ago, right after I was done university I had a good friend who was a SO dealer so I supported him a fair bit, buying 1/4" and 3/8 stuff that I knew I could use, plus some screwdrivers and wrenches. Then and now, I could not justify paying SO prices for 1/2" drive stuff...

1/4" 8 3/8" 7 1/2" 6 I think I have a problem.....

http://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/maximum-5-drawer-mechanics-cart-30-in-0581364p.html#srp Even with the exchange difference us Canadians are still getting stroked.....

The Canadian Tire cart on sale looks identical to the Harbor Freight one that's always on sale for half the CT sale price.. To bad you can't get Harbor Freight stuff in Canada. Even with the exchange the cart would still be way cheaper...

I have had one for years. Bought it for my wife to work on computers with. She didn't like it, so I ended up with it. It's okay but I use my T-handle more often.

https://www.acklandsgrainger.com/en/product/MINI-RATCHET-3-8-DR-3-IN/_/R-WSW5TZG0 I bought this little brute a few months ago. Heavy head on it. Works good but wouldn't be suited for tight work

I don't wrench for a living, in fact my wife says I don't even use the tools I do have, BUT they are mine. When my father-in-law was still alive, I would lend him stuff because I knew it would come back. My buddy across the street who I have known for 40 years, and is an ATV tech, can borrow if...

and what he said.....

I have to reclaim my garage - it looks like an episode of Hoarders. I have two vehicles in there in various states of disrepair and realize now that i am never going to be able to get at both of them so I will reluctantly be offering them for sale once i find them under all the ****. Then...

Sorry to **** in here, but then where were the Craftsman sockets stamped EE made?

Power Fist stuff from Princess Auto is a real hit and miss. I used their 3/8 extra long extensions a lot and have never bent them even using them as a prybar. I bought a router that can be used as a die grinder as well and it is awesome. The finger ratchets are sold in a set with all three...