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oh well, its always nice to have torx screwdrivers as a torx bit socket is not usually long enough for the interior screws. as far as the tool list goes, its good to have for insurance /replacement purposes, also have pictures of the tools

Thank you GJ67STANG!! I saw some of the stubby 1/4" and 3/8" drivers in the custom handle thread and thought they were way cool! This was a better gift than anything on my list!!

yup, tape measure and a level... how it was done before the machines come along

...you didnt happen to have the forward/reverse push buttons half in on both... very easy to accomplish and lose power exactly my reaction. as a diesel mechanic that uses his 2135qtimax to remove and install lugs... this gun has plenty of snort, time after time I prove it to the older guys. Im...

received my gift today, thank you!

Re: Can anyone show pictures/examples of an open ended wrench who's jaw has "spread"? I have done a "chin up" on my 1/2" craftsman pro... stupid drive shaft bolts...

a lot of guys on here will say they do... I cant say that I dont own any. I just read reviews or really look at the tool before I buy it. HF has really stepped up in the last few years. their ratchets are strong (select styles) but thats about the extent of their stuff. I have other brand...

I am in my last year of tech school.... sure wish I would have put away more money to buy tools now that Im in the field... diesel mechanic One of the best things you can do for yourself if you are really going to do this for a living... talk to the guys that do it day in and day out. even...

I also have the 2135QTiMax... I love it, its got plenty of power. Plus you wont be deaf AND have to still break out the big guns to loosen the bolt like some impacts... Im not going to say that it has never met a bolt it wont move like some people, but its still strong enough for most. cant...

yea the xt7100 is a real strong gun, but it isnt worth rebuilding every couple years. they have more of a whir sound to them, it just sounds strong...

I use the craftsman pros with no complaints, they could be heavier when I use them as a hammer, but otherwise they're ok. I double wrench these quite often without an issue. As far as the open end spreading??? no. like mentioned before, the open end is used more often for speed than restricted...

lol, thats the snappy way, the socket sets that include the shallow and deep sockets in one are more expensive than buying the sets individually...

add an x to the end... $157 http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/searchLN.asp?partno=hbbd1632gx&searchTrnsfr=true&search_type=Part&store=snapon-store

Ive seen the multi spline version used before... I just didnt think they bit into the bolt deep enough. it didnt work that time but then again, the bolt was rusted in an aluminum bracket... ended up drilling it out and tapping the hole what is the warranty for the Irwin/Hanson products?

thanks for the input the only time I used a spiral extractor, it broke... so I am more hesitant to buy that set than the others as far as the Proto set goes, how does it compare to the SR40K set? it looks of similar design, I can find it for around $120...

I cant argue, but Kenosha hasnt produced any tools in years...

I am looking at getting an extractor set. I was wondering if one of these sets were better than the others. E1020 20pc Extractor Set http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item.asp?search=true&item_ID=158&PartNo=E1020&group_id=1254&supersede=&store=snapon-store&tool=all EXDL10 10pc Left Hand Fluted...

Does anyone have any experience using this brand of wrenches? I am looking at their sets of angle head wrenches and was just wondering if anyone has a set? Im sure they are fine but I like to know what I am getting in to before buying...

personal preference, I like my comfort grips, others like the original chrome handle...

thats what I thought also...