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Does mac even make anything anymore?

Pretty good price where you order from?

That's sweet

True but you can get a new Wilton tradesman for about the same price as a typical priced Craiglist one.

Yeah the bigger wrenches usually go for 20 bucks each.

Nice score and in before the warranty crowd comes in. Haha

Snap on has great customer service, just call and they will send a shipping label.

I like the satin finish light feel of hazet tools. However, they are too rich for me and only own a few pieces.

Might just be the pair my coworker got but the tongue and groove pliers he has are junk. They open up as soon as you start to use them.

I went on a splurge of spending but one of the best bang for bucks is crescent ratchets. Very smooth with no back drag. I did break the 1/4 but I have a feeling it would have broken any 1/4 ratchet regardless of brand. For 8 bucks you can't go wrong. The sk 40970 is good too, it's really short...

13 and 15 mm are very common on certain makes.

If doing a lot of cuts get a cordless bandsaw to avoid the sore hands. These might work good as you can use with one hand without much force. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000TDKEYA/?tag=atomicindus08-20

I'm a pb blaster guy but wd 40 does a decent job of cleaning.

They must be tired of the harbor freight earthquake ads.

You already have the batteries and charger so go with the dewalt. It will last a long time.

Looks great and that oak is pretty hard stuff.

Only 1 left, my wallet hates this board. Ha

When I first started my apprenticeship I borrowed my dad's old williams made 12" adjustable wrench and used it as a knock wrench one time. I was crying inside and luckily it survived with barely any damage. I grew up with that wrench and quickly ordered a proto one with industrial finish.

You can never have enough of them, I always pick up spares in all drive sizes at my local flea market.

Does anybody know how this box compares to a snap on classic 78? I seen some used snap on boxes for 1200-1500.