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Why would there be trade in value for a tool that can never be functional again? I've always thought of torque wrenches as tools with limited life spans, even with 100% proper care.

I moved back to Maine from Florida... ...to escape the humidity.

You aren't kidding. Worst it's been all summer.

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I seem to use my hex/torx keys quite a bit so I recently bought a set each of the Bondhus T-Handle keys (Metric, SAE, and Torx). I ended up laying them out in a 33" drawer on their own in my tool chest. It's a single bank box so they take up a full drawer width. I can still lay some of the L...

Armstrong makes a lot of tools, but some are better than others. Their Maxx ratchets are great for the money. I also like their locking extensions. I've been buying their acetate handled screwdrivers recently and they seem nice. My new pry bars should be in tomorrow. For other tools, I like...

John Deere boxes like the one posted are made by Montezuma. Compare models to those available through strictlytoolboxes.com

Scrapper=/=Scraper

I don't think many replacement parts are available for the Freud routers anymore. Tried to order something for a customer a while back but no dice.

CPO puts a flag near the picture for US made Sawzalls. Only certain models, but they aren't too expensive.

I have an Armstrong breaker that is like that. There are detents that keep the male drive in one of 5 different positions.

Maybe there is some NOS around, but all the ones I've seen are Chinese.

Lee Valley sells the same set for $30 more as well.

You can get an SK set of the same sizes for $40 or $50. You wouldn't get the storage tray though.

I think Gearwrench makes a set?

I would really like to pick up a Beach for my shop. Looking forward to a day when they are available on this side of the border!

Yeah, I saw that post. I also noticed that it appeared he'd made only one cut and hasn't post anything else about it. I was hoping there may be some other members who have recently purchased one. Thanks for the "help".

Any one know about an M18 Fuel jig saw?

Anyone have the M12 Fuel Circ. Saw? I have a nice Makita and Dewalt corded for bigger tasks, but for breaking down thin layers of sheet goods it seems it would be much more pleasant to work with.

How do prices on Cat tools compare to Snap-On equivalents?