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I don't care but do like a satin or matte finish over polished chrome.

Can't wait to use my money on American tools.

In the tests I've seen the Milwaukees usually zip bolts off a little faster than the other brands. All them are great and will serve you for years. I have a 20v DeWalt that has served me for years. I dropped that thing off a 50 ft pole into the dirt and it was fine. Pick one system and enjoy.

Electrical lineman you can drop 1500 and be set for the rest of your career.

That and the fact that it's a v8 and has glowpligs.. If you ever owned and worked on a Cummins you'll love them.

You laugh now but years ago Japan tools were nothing to brag about. Same with China but slowly they have been getting better. Soon production will move to Africa to keep profits up.

20v DeWalt because it was free and has been solid for a few years. Only have one battery that has been reliable.

After growing up using Craftsman and finally using an extension with knurling I'm will never go back.

Not sure of the length of the sk wrenches but the protos are a good length.

Sometimes they will carry Vaughn mill faces 19oz framing hammer for 10 bucks. They also carry a Vaughn hatchet for 15.

Airbnb I rented a room for 25 a day from somebody in a great neighborhood.

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Good deal

You have a link I can't find that set?

Me too but I only use cheap swap meet finds. It does eventually start to show wear on the drive end corners though.

I agree they get the job done but might take a few tries as the tips flex. Jack of all trades but master of none.

Never even knew they made a socket like that. My impact wouldn't budge it with a regular socket. After messing with it for what felt like forever my dad asked if I lubed up the impact. Added a few drops and of oil and she managed to break free.

You can buy most stuff on ebay for cheaper.

X2 or ebay

Just curious what advantage ratcheting snap ring over a traditional pliers have?