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I have had the Tractor Supply set for several years and have gifted around 6 sets also. Yes there is **** filler but overall it's a nice kit when on sale BF or Christmas around a hunnerd bux.

Picked up mine today. Cashier said Trico is going away but wasn't allowed to tell me the replacement brand. Still a smoking deal for a pair of 22" beam style blades at 22 bux and change!

My teeny turner direct from Picquic was 5 bux.

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My Norseman sets have served me well. Can you buy cheaper? Yes. Cheaper always break or dull quickly in my experience. We drill a lot of holes in my line of work and usually use mag drills and annular cutters. They are the apex predators of hole drilling!

HD's in east Tennessee have done away with clearance endcaps. Guess who is going to Lowe's back row from now on?

1" acrylic plate is a great sharpening base for knives, just add whatever grit you need.

That works for welders too. Ask me how I know.

In some of the backwoods areas that I have camped in the H2O is definitely bad.

I just found a Craftsman Crown top cantilever box with the 2 top drawers covered. It is in decent shape with a new paint job needed. Do I need to be first in line at store opening tomorrow with my 30 dollars?

I still have my 96 Formula Firebird HARDTOP with the LT1 "hopetospark" distributor. She's underpowered a lot by the new stuff but she'll burn rubber all the way thru 1st and a little ways in 2nd. Those pretty T-tops allow way too much body flex. And they all leak.

Dedicated single size pliers are the only way to go. I have found all interchangeable tips to ****.

I have that Bosch. It will serve you well.

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Dawn was not available in the 70's

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The Bosch is a solid machine but there are many off-brands on Amazon with a dedicated receiver for your grade rod around a C-note. We like the Huepars.

I still have and love it. It's a rare solid black hardtop so she launches very well without the t-top flex. She's also faster than the T/A's because she doesn't have all the underbody "aerodynamic" extra weight ****.

My 96 formula firebird with last gen LT1 with the "Optispark" taught me many ways to cut down a sparkplug socket and use a wrench to get to the god$$$* 2 under the brake booster. No cool tools around back then.

When I worked in a Mopar dealers shop we would mix a handful of Tide washing powder with enough diesel to make a paste. Absolutely one of the best hand cleaners out there.