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I think this is what you're looking for: http://www.ernstmfg.com/store/p/117-5189-GRIPPER-Reverse-Wrench-Organizers-Black-15-Tool.aspx I think Ernst is the OEM for Tekton on these.

Are Drill Hog made in the US? I've bought some bits from the recently and they seem to be good quality, but they aren't marked USA (only the size and HSS), and they don't use "Made in USA" or the like on their packaging anywhere I can find. edit: Looks like they say "USA made" on some of their...

What about the dewalt DCD460B? I'm honestly not sure if it's more powerful than your 36V drill because they don't list comparable specs for the 2.

I have some Proto open end wenches which are very nice. Mine are black oxide; looks like they don't do full polish, but if satin is cool check out J3000N and J30000P-M. The metric set skips 17mm though which could be bad depending on what you're working on.

From their catalog, an SK 1/2 long pattern (88416S) is exactly 8 inches long.

I have a couple of the Armstrong long wrenches and they're nice. Armstrong is out of business now so it may be harder to find a full set (eBay is your friend) and there's no warranty if that matters to you. SK long wenches and Williams Supercombos are good made in USA options. Both of these...

They make a slip-joint water pump plier they call Alligator: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000X4J2VQ/?tag=atomicindus08-20 If you mean a slip-joint like a Channellock 526, I don't believe they do.

Channellock gets my vote for bang for your buck. :thumbup: The slipjoints and groove-joints in that Tekton set are made by Wilde though, and all the Wilde stuff I have is great. The linesmans, dikes, and needlenose are imports and I don't know how the quality is.

A reducing bushing is what you're looking for. Should only be a couple of bucks--cheaper than a tap and drill and you'll still have your old plug if you want to go back. You'll have to figure out what size the tapped hole you have is...

Thanks for the KTC suggestions, those look really good and KTC wasn't really on my radar. I'm also liking the 6pt end on those Sowas.

Thanks for the suggestions and feedback so far, guys. Any suggestions where to buy Toptul from?

I'm looking to get a couple of zero offset metric long box wrenches. I just work on my own cars, which are both Toyotas, so I figure a 10mmX12mm and a 14mmX17mm ought to let me do just about everything I need and I don't have to spring for a full set. So far I've only found a few that make...

Another one to throw into the mix: TEKTON 47749 3/8-Inch Drive by 7/8-Inch (22 mm) Offset Oxygen Sensor Socket https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00GMN4D1Q/?tag=atomicindus08-20

Hey I'd always go for more SK tools, especially free ones! Thanks SK for the chance.

Different style, but Occidental makes a great clip-on hammer holder (number 5040): www.amazon.com/dp/B000V2J2YC

Yeah, that's odd. Looking at the Mechanics 3-Pack, it's $1 more to buy the set than to buy each individually.

I usually start by looking through the Hot Deals catalog : http://www.use-enco.com/CGI/INPDFF?PMPAGE=1&PMKANO=398&PARTPG=INLMPA&PMCTLG=01, and that usually reminds me of things that I've been needing to add/replace but don't have on a list anywhere.

Prime day deals on automotive: http://www.amazon.com/b/ref=lp_11648069011_gb1h_tit_m-8_8422_fda4fbff?rh=i%3Aautomotive%2Cn%3A11648069011%2Cn%3A11648069011&ie=UTF8&smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&node=11648069011 $20 off of $100 Dremel order...

If you want the big honkin' one in the NT set, they have it at HJE too: http://store.harryepstein.com/cp/Proto/J9648C.html

1/4 would be smaller than the minor diameter on a 3/8 thread. 5/16 is the tap size for 3/8-16; you'd probably be better off with that. I don't have experience with these to be sure, but I would think that a 3/4 drive socket would be overkill.