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As some of you may already know, I'm a technician at Toyota. Im looking to buy some impact sockets. I was thinking of going craftsman since theyre so much cheaper then the truck brands and just the fact that warranty is like a mile from my house. Does anyone have any opinions on their sockets...

The williams screwdrvers are def. the best imo. Just like the snap on for way less! The tips are extremely strong and durable and i've been using mine daily at toyota for a while now and they have absolutely no sign of wear!

for sure, a honda enthusiast :thumbup: beings that i have a si.

looks sick man. i've just looked at some of your cars and threads over on the honda-tech forum. awesome job. and for everyone else that wants to check out madspeed, here ya you. http://www.honda-tech.com/search.php?searchid=5076238

very nice!

really nice. i think the stereo will be very useful.

thanks everyone.

haha toyotas DO break eventually. Just not the new ones.

Once again, as you may know i just got a job at toyota as a entry level tech. (i feel like i always repeat myself about getting a job at toyota), anyways, i need to pick up a volt meter for my job. Just something to test out batteries and alternators and such. Which one do you think i should...

^ nice! like the orange.

thanks guys.

I was just wondering, do any of you guys actually ever use your very tiny sockets? like 4mm to 6mm? i have been wrenching for some years and have never come across these sizes. not even a 7mm. Do you think it would be wise of me to have them in my tool box beings that i work at toyota. Thanks!

^ nice man

thank you. i guess i will be keeping my mats till they fail.

yes! i thought it wasnt going to be as nice as it really is. for the money it cant be beat!

ya the service cart i bought out does the other two by a lot. the hinges arent even "real" hinges imo on the other ones. and the drawers on the one i got are a lot sturdier and slide better.

Since there is a lets see your toolbox thread and everyone pretty much has a tool box. I figured for some of us that also have tool carts for work we should post ours too.

do you guys think it would be smart of me to go buy some rubber matting and put that in the bottom of the drawers? or should i just keep the "foam" mats that came with the box. i feel that they will rip fairly easy once i actually use the box.

Well guys i went ahead today and bought a tool box. but it wasnt the hf 41" box i was originally wanting. after reading all your comments and myself thinking it over for a while, i got a tool cart instead. for $153 after the 20% coupon i think its a steal. normally $230, they had it on sale for...

i like it. do you think the top drawer of your bottom box the 41" box (the widest drawer) can house hansen trays and still close? and also, how do the drawers slide with all the weight in them? thanks.