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Maybe it’s too late and AI has already taken Over completely It’ll probably be in my YouTube feed when I get home tonight

Good catch. I forgot for a minute, where I was at. Not really in my wheelhouse anyway, since I’ll spend 20 minutes looking for that lost (but valuable) Pittsburgh pro socket Spending $75 to replace a temporarily misplaced $75 wrench? Gives me the Willie’s just thinking about it. I’d deserve...

People aren’t going broke from buying tools. They are going broke from paying a Garage $800 for a brake job. Besides, it’s Harbor freight Amazon, and so forth for the win If you could buy a torque wrench for $15 dollars versus $230 dollars why not have a couple of differentsizes?

That might be the worst thing about AI In the past - to **** in our attention, play with our emotions or brainwashed us with propaganda - usually took a fair amount of production work Now probably just take a couple of minutes We are even more doomed

I have purchased a fair number of items that I planned on using, but have not used yet. Maybe I will maybe I won’t. I don’t set up nights worrying about it.

They had the name slapped on hundreds of generic Chinese tool products. It’s not like they had a lot of skin in the game. Walmart is going to be OK, and whoever bought their Hart products will use them till they **** out and toss them just like everything else and move on with life.

usually, when somebody has to say, “I don’t care “ that means they care Otherwise, they just wouldn’t care

Maybe use jack stands? :headscrat

It was Pavlov that invented the Internet, not Al Gore.

I have the Pittsburg low profile 12 years now - it works fine,

I have some Thorsen wrenches and a Snap On ratchet, I acquired new in the 1970's. After a few years the chrome started flaking off. Still use them today. Considering the condition of hand tools I looked at during hundreds of estate/business liquidation auctions, apparently I was not alone, in...

That why I gave the number 17, instead of 6.

If you have 17 different 3/8" ratchets, you kinda collecting them.

I keep seeing this everywhere in the Internet (even here), thinking "wow, that a lot of features for the money!" :rolleyes2...

If they were “key tools,” why wouldn’t they already be using them? From the sounds of it, they just wanted to shop press in the parts washer without really spending much money on them hence Harbor Freight setting the standard

^ :shocking:

Or, the tools are stolen.

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I don't own any, but touching them in the store, some models feel pretty stout, while others kind of flimsy. Just figured chances are good they don't come from the same source.

Just a guess, but India could probably make tools and beautiful and stout as Snap On, but why would they? Like China, their roots will always proceed their perception today, so their products will be perceived as "junk" by many here in this country, regardless. They can make/market affordable...