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I was surprised to see this. I wonder who makes them https://www.ebay.com/itm/325673289932?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=DcLhSej-QJ-&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=DqccyF0mSJu&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

I've now replaced my big box store socket sets with higher quality (Nepros, Proto, Koken, etc) brands. One thing I hate are those large blow molded cases. The Husky set I had, you could not get a socket or ratchet with your bare hands/fingers if your life depended on it. I always needed...

I'm guessing Metabo HPT will eventually have a version. Hikoki has quite a few new tools in Japan. I really think Metabo HPT should just change their name to Hikoki. You may need to have your browser translate the page. I'm guessing more and more tool companies will be adding similar Bluetooth...

I've read that Metabo is highly regarded and at a level higher than Makita, Milwaukee, etc Just curious, I never looked at the brand in such high regard. I just figured Metabo was along the levels of most DIYer tools like Ryobi.

This set performed basically neck and neck with the Irwin on the project farm video. Sears website has it at 60% off https://www.sears.com/craftsman-75-piece-combination-tap-die-carbon-steel/p-00952377000P

I purchased this set for $5 at an estate sale. Besides the wear on the roll holder, the wrenches looked as if they were used sparingly. The only other tools for sale was an Oxwall’s deluxe set. A current wright set has a model number of 707. Can any date my set and provide any info?

The factory was barely open a year. Just curious if any of the newer V series 120 tooth ratchets were produced tgere?

The design and finish look great. Of course, I have not seen any tests or in depth reviews. Just curious if anyone has any experience with this brand of tools.

I'm upgrading my tools. However, for sockets, wrenches, etc.....it's mostly metric at my house. However, I inherited my late Dad's machinist tool box and he has a mish mash of combination & open ended SAE Wrenches. The two brands he has the most of are Craftsman (vintage USA) and Proto...

About 25-30 years ago, I borrowed these wrenches from my Dad (now deceased). Like any good son, I never ended up returning them. One is a Fairmont, the other is not labeled. However, both still work great and I've gotten great use out of them (even with heavy pounding). I see no reason to buy...