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How are those installed?

Very nice. Would love to see a side shot of the sockets.

I'm in. Thanks!

Balane, that turned out really nice.

Very interesting. Love to see something revived!

I went with the Armstrong Maxx ratchets and couldn't be happier. The locking flex feature sealed the deal for me.

If you are patient and willing to search a bit, you can find some excellent deals on USA made sets from Armstrong/KD/Allen/NAPA/Kobalt on Cripe. Here are a couple of examples: Kobalt 1/2 set Allen 3/8 set

Snap On FAR7000 https://store.snapon.com/Air-Ratchets-Ratchet-Air-3-8-Drive-0-30-ft-lb--P744814.aspx

Dumb question: Since that mechanism doesn't reverse, do you push the adapter through to the other side to reverse it?

Nice cart and video!

Been using the Jungle Jack for years: http://www.junglejimsap.com/displayItem.php?pkey=5

Thank you.

Those are really nice!

I don't understand posts like this. I assume you are trying to prove a point that I should have searched the forum first. It took more effort for you to post your reply than for you to answer my COO question. I may be new to this forum, but am not on other sites. This kind of elitist...

Do they still work?

Where are these made?

I think Lincoln vs Miller is like Ford vs Chevy. Both are quality welders and you really can't go wrong with either. I would not attempt welding 1/4" Aluminum with a DC spoolgun from either manufacturer.

My current sockets consist of 12pt Craftsman sockets that I was gifted back in the 80's. After a lot of research here, I have started purchasing 6pt Gearwrench socket sets as I've gotten Speed Perks and they've been on sale from Advance Auto. This week, I purchased a 3/8 and 1/4 set. When I...

I used Craftsman RP in 1/4, 3/8 and 1/2 for 30+ years without a lick of trouble. These were made in the 80's, so maybe they are better quality than the last batch of US made ones. It wasn't until I joined this forum that I learned these are **** :p

Ha! Clearly they are no Amazon.