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I know Bonney and older Kobalt open end wrenches have a K-drive (where it is rectangular instead of the U shape). Why would williams made kobalts boast that they are K-drive? Aren't most sockets made this way?

Since joining this forum....I have bought at least 3 tools (maybe only $15 items) a week. :lol_hitti

This deserves a "You ****". Amanda Olson is smokin hot.

Went to the local Tractor Supply to get a couple 3/4" D-Rings to have as spares since we are fixing to get hit with another winter storm. Walked in and saw a clearance bin that had some tools in it. Most were Masterhand (never seen them anywhere but TSC, but they do have a lifetime warranty)...

Yeah, its gradually growing! Not in tech school, been thinking about it though. I currently work in parts at a Honda dealership, but have thought about the switch to the service side of it. Haven't got to try it out yet! I would say they are around around 250-300 lbs. I think Harbor...

Here is my poor college kid setup.... Still have drawer space, but not money!

The quality style finger ratchets are no longer in stock at my local HF. *****, went to finally get some today and they had a cheaper brand (imagine that). I may hit up the other semi-local store to see if they have any.

These are saweet! I want! :bowdown:

I agree that there will continue to be a need for good technicians. With that said, alot of techs could be called "part replacers" as alot of time diagnosing is not needed. It may be called diagnosing, but scanning a ECU to find out what code it is throwing isn't really diagnosing in my...

I got an auction pulled today cause I put "like new" in the title and ebay considers that manipulation to attract buyers. It is to attract buyers, but it describes its condition. How do these guys get away with it, but my non misleading statement cancels an auction?

Its not the two brands that are a problem...its the one brand and I think you know which that is! :lol:

I ran a small file through the sockets to make them work. A dremel would have been faster, but it was put away. :lol_hitti

Bringing back the post from the dead. Damn noobs. Anyways, I did email them requesting the hard handles! Anyone know anything new about them?

Congrats. My first snap on ratchet was a t936 and within a week bought a F80. Snap on ratchets are very nice....and you just can't stop buying them. Warning...once you get your hands on an 80 tooth, you won't be able to stop. :lol_hitti

I get it guys. :lol_hitti If he is wanting to pay for everyones insurance and mortgages, then will he buy me tools?

Yeah, I guess its not really worth the hassle of the whole online ebay procedure thing. I'll just use it...and claim I have so much brute strength that I twisted it while trying to loosen a stubborn bolt.

Well I recently bought some Snap On Nut drivers on ebay and the listing said "all new and unused, no markings or engravings". I get them in the mail today and the 1/2 driver looks like this: The handle is twisted. I dont know how you do that, other than heating it up or something. It was...

Sell Honda car parts at a dealership and do photography on the side. Wrench on things and go to college in the other time.

Finally found a few tools worth buying at a pawn shop! Snap On SSDP42 #2 Phillips (old school hard handle) $6.00 Snap On SSDP31 #1 Phillips (old school hard handle, its got the signature #1 snap on tip!) $4.00 Snap on SDTX315 T15 Torx (Looks brand new, newest hard handle) $7.00 I am in...

I've been treating myself to all kinds of goodies for christmas. Snap on 1/4" T936 Snap on Nut drivers ( 6mm, 1/2, 3/8, 5/16, 7/32) Snap On F80 w/ 7 11/32" length handle Snap on Orange Hard Handle 5 pc Torx drivers :beer: