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Bought this Trusco cantilever box for work. I like it so far and the casters work well.

I use the Vessel Megadora daily and they haven't let me down. I love the way that they grip onto phillips heads and don't cam out as easily.

The non Fuel version seems to have more suction power than the fuel one.

That's happened to me twice now at the same UPS location. Both times amazon said not to box it and let them do it. I suspect they're throwing them out.

That looks handy as a wrench/ratchet cheater bar.

I use this one daily to remove 33mm semi truck lug nuts torqued to 500 ft/lbs. It removes them without breaking a sweat.

Bondhus. Cheap, strong, and have a lifetime warranty.

Found a 24mm Nepros wrench on Amazon Warehouse Deals and bought a Trusco cantilever toolbox for work.

Amazon COO is hit or miss. Most likely these are from Taiwan but I'd contact TONE or frankstools for confirmation.

Melt a BIC pen and jam it into the screw to make a temporary screwdriver.

There was a 20 percent off coupon that applied to everything in store including the ICON line back in November.

For a auto mechanic or home gamer, I think the Gearwrench one is the best. I've used them on heavy equipment and while they do hold up, the handles just flex too much for my liking.

For impact wobble extensions, I highly recommend Sunex. I've had the Harbor Freight version and was always using the warranty because the drive head would become mushroomed and wouldn't hold sockets anymore. I haven't had that issue yet with Sunex.

I try to buy used USA, NOS, or even new. Hex bits are one thing that need to be higher quality for me. I've had many Husky hex bit sockets and they all shear at some ridiculously low torque. Warranty is painless, but my time (and gas) has been wasted for far too long now.

Nepros does the same thing. I don't see a problem.

Mine's been sitting at the hub store for a week now. I'm tempted to just get the info and have them load it on my truck instead.

Dump some Dawn dishsoap in the drain and let it set for a few hours.

My M18 1/2 high torque takes off 33mm lug nuts with no problems.

The last drain plug that I had to loosen required a 1/2" drive ratchet to break it loose. Jiffy Lube really didn't want that one to come off. Anyways, I think the point of that 1/4" drive socket is so that it makes it harder to overtighten the nut/bolt. That or you don't want to carry a...

Probably for Hyundai/KIA oil drain plugs.