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x2 my Gearwrench SAE set stops at 3/4"

Just got back from Sears. All tools are USA unless otherwise stated. I got the following sockets (all in clearance section) for .97 each 1/4 drive: 7/32" bit 1/4" bit 5/16" bit 3/8" bit 7/32" shallow 12pt 7/32 deep 12pt 1/2" shallow 12 pt 3/8 drive 16mm Swivel 6pt. There were no flare nut...

You will be fine. 1 1/8" is a beefy socket it will stand up to an impact.

http://www.toolsdelivered.com/ They have most Williams/Bahco/CDI tools. I bought the 6 piece slotted and the 6 piece Phillips sets, they come in soft pouches.

Flipping shish kabobs on the grill

I have a set of their screwdrivers. I've broken a few of them using them as prybars (not recommended) and they gave me new ones no problem.

You can fit an upstairs apartment in a 16' foot eave line. Since you are in NY you will have a steep roof slope for snow, plenty of "attic room", vaulting the ceiling will add lots of ceiling height.. All depends on how big the upstairs will be but figure 1 to 2 feet depth of floor...

Welcome! I am new here too, from Sarasota Fl, what part of SW Florida if you don't mind me asking?

I was going it say it's a KRL1022 but it has an extra short drawer section. Anyways, I'd say 3k-5k around here for a Kr1000 style Snap-on with locker depending on condition. Either way its around 11k new

I work for a commercial contractor but I am not a contractor myself, just to be clear. It seems you are torn between project management (one guy in charge, hires out HIS subs) and general contractor (one guy in charge, hires out lowest bid). Personally, I prefer project management. The projects...

This is what I am afraid of. I use the HF's for extra **** like the subframe that is currently out of my dad's Nova. Snap-ons are the go to's (heaviest I have is my k5 Blazer) and hence why I will be getting 2 sets of Hein Werners. I'd gladly pay $100 for a pair of stands that wont flex while...

All over the place. I have Chinese and Japanese made Makita stuff. I do believe the 5/8 hammer drill that Home Depot sells is made in USA.

1 pair HF 3 ton 1 pair HF 6 ton 1 pair Snap-on 6 ton (not mine, dads) The HF's are good but whimpy compared to the Snap-ons, smaller footprint too. I'd like to get 2 pairs of Hein-Werner 6 ton when I have my own garage. Visually, they appear the same as SO, I wouldn't be surprised if HW made...

Very cool, thanks :thumbup:

looks like it would come in handy for changing riding mower blades. If you have the space and it is next to free why not?

6 pt for sure. For the 1% just buy the few sockets you know you need for now, you can always add more later. If you are just a helper, I imagine you could borrow the occasional 25/32 12 point semi-deep impact 9/32 drive when the time comes. Online is almost always cheaper. I have been buying...

Volvo XC60 brakes caliper bolts are 9mm hex screws

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I own and use the Makita LXT tools everyday and I am very happy with them. The Makita compact 18 volt with a small battery is like holding air!

Irwin hanson makes a nice set http://www.tooltopia.com/irwin-hanson-vise-grip-26376.aspx