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I use a pair of Xcelite S475NJS flush cutters. There are similar items by various manufacturers. It snips them off clean.

I buy all of our electrical supplies for my shop from Waytek. www.waytekwire.com I feel they have a great selection and pricing.

You are typically lucky to get 50% of list for a used box. There just isn't that strong a market for used boxes. People that know what they are and what they cost may see them as a bargain. Your average Joe thinks the prices are crazy.

Used a 25% off last week on a m18 impact. Got it for 135 after tax (bare tool).

Great deal I picked one up. You could try to sell the charger if you don't need it.

I keep mine in the fishing tackle box.

I will praise the Knipex as well. I cut almost anything with them. I have had them at least five years and they cut as well as the day I got them. I do use them daily.

Haven't used the Chrome Moly and I believe that the sizes are only etched on. I went with the Chrome V because the sizes are stamped.

I would use it or sell it.

I recently purchased a Craftsman C3 19.2V cordless impact for use at home. When I plug in the charger it makes a buzzing/whine noise with or without a battery in it. I am just wondering if that is normal or something I should be concerned about? It seems to charge the battery fine I just wanted...

Matco carries two different lines of screwdrivers or at least they did. The Witte and another set with handles similar to the Gearwrench.

The Matco pry bar holders are nice.

The emblem tape from 3M is the best.

I have had slides wear out. My bottom drawer would fall out of rails.

Husky rails at Home Depot appear to be like the Craftsman rails. They are sold individually and offer different lengths. They may not be any cheaper though. I like the Craftsman rails but I do not like the length in some cases.

I have a Matco branded set of these I also have the unscrewing problem. If oil works down the handles the covers will slip and come off. I thought about putting loc tite on the threads for the handles but haven't tried it yet. Walmart has a set of Stanley picks for around 5 dollars. They look...

It appears that only the home screen is different when you go to shop it is just like it was before.

Might work but sometimes the batteries are pinned different. If I remember correctly my MAC 10.8 battery wouldn't fit my co workers Matco 10.8.

How long is the warranty on it? Should be at least a year. I would also go Ingersoll over the Snappy.