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Some oddball european electrical locknuts are 20mm.

I have an Estwing 20 rip that I bought back in high school. Built a house, several garages and our family cabin with it, its seen alot of work and abuse, I even lost it for a year or so and then later found it, covered in rust. Cleaned it up and put it in my box at work. It has more...

My leatherman kick saved my *** twice in a treestand and once in my boat up in sturgeon bay, in 6ft waves, I got back because of it. I just got a Supertool 300 from my wife for Christmas, it will be worn at work daily. I could use the proper tool, but when you are 1000 feet away from your...

I have no pictures to add, but I gave away alot of Channellock items this year for Christmas, mostly to family member who use tools enough, but havent invested in "good" pliers...they are going to thank me later! :)

Are you talking the coarse tooth box wrenches? Lang tools makes a nice small set for $25, sold at Fleet Farm, im sure you can find them online.

Dont listen to your sears clothing specialist, get the correct impacts, cheap impacts are better than expensive chrome on a gun. Your eyes and hands...and tools, with thank you later.

A vacume cleaner can draw 50 amps for a split second as its first fired up, that 15amp breaker wont usually "pop" right away. Id say you dont have a problem with 110v, you might need a separate 20amp breaker, but I would try plugging that compressor directly to your outlet, id be curious to see...

lol, I own several, all at work. I ran into this on our "old" 02 focus two weeks ago. I was going to do front brakes prior to listing the car for sale. I keep plenty of useful tools in my Stanley truck toolbox, but not this size. I went down to Autozone and picked up a set of SAE/MM bit set...

Ive thought about buying that set, but ive just made a few of my own out of cheap screw drivers, Ive made them to look pretty similar. My picks have all worked well for me for the most part, so I never did buy the seal tools.

I have a mix of random brands to make up my 1/2" set, deep and shallow. My dad bought the Klutch brand from Northern Tool for $100. Comes in a nice case and has some 3/8" in there, which you may or may not need. Not every combination of every size but a nice set for the price none the less...

We are going to need to know what voltage you compressor is rated for first before we can give accurate advise. If its a single phase unit, it will probably "run" on all sorts of single phase power.

Ive never needed loctite "blue" to seal threads, even on 10,000 PSI hydraulic tools/power units, but if it works for you thats great.

We use pipe tape and the loctite "dope" at work on black pipe. Threaded conduit I just use a little dope. Hydraulic fitting I use a little dope as well, a little goes a long way. Cutting your threads correctly and using sharp dies, then applying the correct hand makeup/wrench takeup is the...

Gorrilla Glue works, I used it on the same tray.

I just got a black oxide finished Leatherman Supertool 300 tonight. :) Ive already used it 25 or so times haha. I keep a cheaper Leatherman Kick in my hunting bag and bassboat glovebox.

I had one of those! I gave it to my dad.

Welcome! Check out Williams or Armstrong. OTC has some too. Ive made my own for odd sizes.

I have the Masterforce bottom version of the TV 56, I have it loaded. Chains, nut and bolt bins, sockets to 2in, pipe wrenches, hydraulic fittings, it handles it no problem. The top superwide drawer has 4 c channels under it, drawer doesnt flex at all. Im sure the HF is great too! I like the...

I broke the drive end off my 3/8 Snappy FHL80 ratchet, no cheater. No pics, got that replaced a few years ago. Just broke my 33" Craftsman indexing head prybar 2 days ago, stripped the teeth right out. It's in my truck, taking it to sears tomorrow, not much to see other than it doesnt lock.

I have a 26" Stanley (Made In USA) I got for Christmas last year, I love it! Its heavy duty, has a full length aluminum handle, a top tray. I have the thing full of decent tools in the back of my truck. I could get most jobs done, at work and at home, with that little box full of tools, love it!