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Thank God for this site or I would never know what this driver was used for. I just found a third one from my scrounging. It's a SO ssdc-8 but with an older handle than the one in the pic. I don't know if I will ever find a use for these, but I hope to some day. Maybe it's a good excuse to buy...

X2 what they said. I bought both sets sae and metric 12 years ago, because Michigan is not nice to older cars and I got tired of struggling with out them. One of those if you need them you really need them.

If it were me this is the one I would pick up, especially if it is still USA made. Then add the screwdriver set you posted. This will get you a good start on working on your truck. You can't beat $149 for a 255 piece set. Do the math, less than a dollar a tool. I can only how much that stuff...

I got them and love them, also picked up the composite ratchet while I was there and love that too. You can't complain about the price either. I guess I'm due to go out and buy some USA stuff to off put my sins.:)

Foredom is the name in these tools that you want to look up. I think they have the market cornered. If you want to know if this type of tool is for you without dropping a lot of coin, then check this one out from Harbor Fright...

You took the words right out of my mouth, but damn that thing sure is cool. Definitely a manly mans tool. Good for taking your own skin off.:lol_hitti

Cool, thank you very much. Anybody else want to chime in? How are their ratchets and wrenches?

Are they any good? I have an opportunity to pick some up, but if they aren't any good I will pass. Thanks

I've got the Craftsman raised panel USA made. The only times I have used them is when nothing else will work, mostly brake and hydraulic lines. They have served me well in the fifteen years I have owned them, but I have only used them about ten times in fifteen years. If I were to buy a set now...

Bottom line is, my tools are my tools and I treat them how I want to treat them. I do my best to take good care of them, but things happen sometimes or a corner is cut due to a precarious position where it's just not that easy to get to the right tool without some serious gymnastics. In these...

Only 45 minutes from me, but of course I do not have a passport. :sad:

I give up. Can someone clue me in as to what AT-RT is? I don't think I can go on living knowing there is something out there that I might want and I don't even know what it is.

Is that a SO top box? If so you really ****. I looked at that thing several times on CL, but just didn't pull the trigger. I think you did very good.

Ha ha, I have that little red Fleet/Proto set. I bought a Porsche/VW 914 parts car and it was in one of the trunks. Pretty cool and it's mint. Your Grandpa sounds like a really cool guy.

I own both sizes of that red handled adjustable deal. I got one as a gift along with the Robo grips and the funny shaped quick open end wrenches. Kind of like receiving a whole bag of poo for Christmas. Well, I owned a 1938 Allis Chalmers WC and needed to take off the lug nuts. I was at Sears...

I bought one of these on clearance at Meijer for $7 out of curiosity. It came as a set with a ratchet and extension. What a piece of ****. The pins feel really weak and do not push in very far. It looked like a good idea and is made in the US so I wanted it to work, but nope. Funny side note, I...

I know a guy that developed a tool, got a patent on it, then went to SO who did not want to buy it. So the took the idea and produced it off shore. Leaving him high and dry.:sad:

Lowes between Ann Arbor and Dexter Michigan is now $16.17, but priced at $19 and change.

Yeah, that little white box is super cool. I would love to see how they attached the tool fasteners on the lid. Did you get close enough to it to see how they attached them. What a cool way of making use of otherwise wasted space.

The MIT tools that I've seen have a coo of China. Too bad. :sad: I wonder if they have an office in Michigan or maybe just a marketing ploy.