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It was a way better deal than I thought it was going to be. If you count these hex socket sets I picked up earlier this week for $50 my SK collection has grown quite a bit and I'm having a good week.

$12!!!!!!!! And a hand full of other SK tools for $5. Here's some pics.

Where could I find a step by step how to on repairing something like this.

This is very tempting, as I'm 30 minutes away and I have the money, but... I only really need the box and a couple of the tools I don't have yet. Plus, I've not be the most successful at getting rid of tools I don't need once I have them.

I like this, I'm in.

You're talking about the little one right? I've seen one on this site before but never come across one myself until yesterday. I picked it up with the red cased bit set at a garage sale because every bit that was with it is stamped USA and I've been having a ***** of a time trying to find...

Picked up some new stuff this last week, I'm really stoked to have found deals on the torque wrench($20), the level($5) and the snap on driver($25). The rest of the tools are all US made too, except the damn Canadian tape measure... I was in a hurry and didn't stop to look long enough to realize...

Aww, two hours is a short drive, but you just gotta find a friend with an economy car, gas prices being what they are.

I have the 17618 as well and agree with shoturtle, it drills concrete pretty well. I also have a corded rotary hammer as well for the times I have to drill larger diameter holes or have a lot of work in one area.

That doesn't add up, most high pressure vessels are required by the DOT not the local AHJ, but you are in New York... As far as the tank blowing up 10 minutes after the test, I'm gonna have to say that it won't if you're testing correctly and if one does ever rupture right after you've tested it...

Since CL ads are temporary this thread's gonna die fast unless to you post a screen shot.

Erem's are very high quality tools, a quick google search shows that pair going between $200-$240, probably due to the carbide tips.

Looks like you rehashed the old school Crescent nail puller. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00002N7SD/?tag=atomicindus08-20

That looks alot like my spyderco manix. What steel do they use on the blade?

He says, "Russia is wonderful country and other stuff".

To me it looks as if this design move the fulcrum or pivet point closer to the cutting edge therefore increasing leverage much like how bolt cutters work with the very inside blade and anvil never getting very far apart from each other, which would also explain the warning about larger gauged wire.

You mean rotary hammer.

Too much whiskey tonight? Or just digging up old threads trolling for an argument to take out the frustrations of defeat that you have left over from getting stuck behind a little old lady in the carpool lane this afternoon?

I bet those same 99% are also wondering where 60% of the manufacturing jobs in America went during the last decade... oh well, who gives ----, I'll let my kids and grandkids pay for my lavish life. In for the freebies too, who cares if I'm a hypocrite I gotta get me one of these quality china...

I did that last year, it just takes a straight razor and persistence.