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I'm looking for a set of Craftsman 1/4" drive 6 point metric sockets. Preferably G series but I'm open to any newer sockets. I'm looking for deep sockets primarily but, if you've got a set of deep and standard, I may be able to handle it. I am also looking for a 4.5mm craftsman standard height...

PM sent with offer on 3/4" sent. It's just an offer so others, don't be too turned off.

Looking at some of the Craftsman sockets in lot if you would consider breaking it up. Looks like I'm second in line for it. PM headed your way on! (mainly 1/4" dr metric)

PM sent on craftsman 1/4" dr. metric sockets

PM sent w/ offer on Craftsman combination wrenches. Or second dibs it maybe?

I think I've narrowedd it down to snagging the Williams and making them work. I've never used their entire line, mainly just larger drivers but the handles seemed disproportional compared to some other brand drivers. I like the look of the SK's but can't seem to find them for all that reasonable...

Thank you! I would love to get the Williams but, the handles just don't fit my hands well. They are just too big/clunky. I've got HUGE paws but, they are fairly slender and the williams just don't "mesh" with me. (Hands are ~7-1/2" palm to tip, ~8-1/2" tip of thumb to tip of middle-finger) I do...

I'm looking to replace my HF screwdrivers in my go-to box. Currently I have the 6-piece "free" (w/ coupon) drivers and they are worn thin or almost worn out. Now, I'm a bit picky so, that's why I'm here to hear from all of you. I prefer square-handle drivers that are fairly small. The handles on...

I know this is kind-of frowned upon on here, with good reason BUT, maybe try and find him on the other forums as well. Like GG (garage.gazette) and see if he's been active on there. I'm pretty sure I've contacted him before and he seems like a pretty good guy and I'm pretty sure I saw many...

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Following information complements of @plinker 4 in 1 screwdriver (or similar); A screwdriver that has a reversable shank and uses double ended bits. Can be had as "5 in 1" even "10 in 1" style. The hex the bits fit into can frequently be used as a nut driver, depending on the brand. A good...

ANSI or A.N.S.I; American National Standards Institute; Is basically the “Safety Board”. They set the standards for safety and quality in hand tools, protection, and overall quality. Many tools must “Meet or Exceed ANSI Standards” meaning they have been tested to be of a certain quality...

Torque screwdriver; Similar to torque wrenches [See: Used to tighten fastener to a specific pressure/force. These drivers have a readout that shows the force being applied. Usually measured in inch-pounds or NM (Newton metre.) It is common for them to read in “2” inch-pounds increments, or .2...

<a name="impact"></a>Impact Driver, often a manual impact driver; NOT to be confused with automotive electric or pneumatic impact drivers. This is a handheld driver that is used for high torque, high stress situations. Often with stuck on, stubborn, or thread-locked fasteners. These drivers are...

<a name="screw.start"></a>Screw Starter; This is an interesting tool and not hugely common as a stand-alone driver. They are magnetized and have a twisted bit on the drive end that hold the fastener to the driver; the twisted bit portion increases the surface area and friction on the fastener...

<a name="chiseldriver"></a>Chiseldriver; These are drivers that usually have a metal plate or, at the very least, a very durable/solid reinforced cap at the end/top of the handle. These are designed to be hammered to allow greater force as well as to apply a very abrupt shock to stuck and...

Here's another one for all of us. I was faced with the daunting task of trying to find some screwdrivers the other day and again, encountered foreign terms and alien objects (I'm looking at you Wera screwdriver handles!) so I compiled a list. As always, if you have questions, comments, concerns...

Every box/tub of GB wire nuts I have say "Made in USA". They seem to feel nicer, work better, and don't crack like a LOT of others do. (I'm looking at you HF wirenuts!) The hex-head ones say made in USA, Both Red and Yellow and the orange 22-14 AWG nuts also are made in USA.

All the colors made in USA Red Violet Blue Green Brown Black White Gray Yellow 3M Tape website This is pretty much the only e-tape I use. Doesn't leave residue, cuts and tears easily, and wraps REALLY nicely. Also doesn't freeze at moderetly cold temps. (It'll lose it's stick at around 0F...

Well all, I got the Channellock 526 slip-joint pliers. $9.89 at Farm and Fleet. And let me say they are GREAT! The cutter on them actually seems to do a better job than my Duracraft diagonal pliers/cutter (no surprose there though i suppose) If only the Channellock needle nose pliers weren't so...