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I've been trying to pick up a used Kennedy cabinet, but I just keep missing them on Craigslist. You guys keep posting pics to motivate me, maybe I'll just buy one new.

One of these days I'll fill in the detractors about how Fastenal works and why it doesn't work for them. It's laughable what people say to employees of a publicly traded company that they think they can barter with.

I like Wera Chiseldrivers and Armstrong acetate screwdrivers. Unless I need to use a hammer I find myself reaching for the Armstrongs first. Even if the screw is seized, I'll usually get out my manual impact driver rather than the Weras, but they have nice tips.

Was planning to get some Proto locking impact extensions, but the SK are now on my radar more than ever. The 15" 3/8 and 36" 3/4 WILL be mine...eventually.

My local Fastenal also handles Armstrong warranty for me, but I buy most of it from them. It's in their best interest to help me out. There is a Grainger near by that would probably do SK if I had any that needed to be warrantied, but I've never asked them as I don't buy it through them.

I really want a set of the 3/8 wobble extensions, but it's hard to justify as I've managed to get by without any wobble extensions. They're just so pretty...

I reach for my Armstrong 3/8 Maxx Flex first, as long as it will fit the application I intend to use it in. Will update with a picture.

Jimbo, I hate to tell you, but it's a different box than the one the OP mentioned.

The Husky version isn't available at any of my local stores.

Have a link or picture?

The M12 Fuel model does.

If you have a good relationship with your local Fastenal/Grainger, they can warranty the industrial tool lines they carry. I primarily use Fastenal (it's closer), and they have warranted Armstrong, Proto, and Gearwrench for me, and they can get Wright as well. Grainger has done Proto and SK for...

Then what makes them different?

I've always wanted one of those Snap-on boxes with the external frame but have no practical use for one. Maybe someday I can use one as a top chest...

Actually, what I meant was, what brand are you folks using for 34" breaker bars? I understand the utility, but the industrial brands I use primarily don't seem to offer anything longer than 20"-24".

What are you guys using for 36" 3/4" breakers?

They are not the same tool fyi.

Have a link to the particular Craftsman model?

I do collect planes but can't speak as an authority. I would try to post for help on Sawmill Creek.

Could you tell me the COO on those two boxes? I don't generally trust the Snap-on site, and both of those boxes are on my radar. Thanks in advance.