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I found what looks to be a good Canadian supplier of auto parts, and a decent selection automotive tools. Prices seem good for this side of the border, and offer free shipping in Canada (a rare find). My question is: has anyone ordered from them, and how is their customer service? Thanks.

"Assisted" opening knives are prohibited in Canada, so I carry one with a round hole in the blade.

I need to delete the eBay app from my iDevices, its far too efficient and convenient. Too many "good deals" on there that I really don't need.

Bought one. Thanks.

On Friday I pulled the trigger on a full set. Thank you.

It is a sponge. Add a small amount of water to it, and use it to clean the tip.

Still looking for a nice FX80 or FHX80. Thanks.

When I got into it, I bought what quality I could afford. Gradually I have replaced most of my tools with US (& Canadian) made, best quality tools I can find (why not, they are in my hand 2000+ hrs/yr). Sometimes I think it was a waste not getting the best from the start, as I despise buying...

Right On! And another Canadian. I live on the other side of the country, otherwise I'd like to stop by with beer for a look and a BS.

I found a nice set of heavy duty Mac side cutters while sitting in traffic, on a floating bridge, on my motorcycle. I looked down, and there they were. Reached down and grabbed them.

Very light grease

Looking for sizes 8mm, 10mm, 12mm, 13mm, & 14mm. Prefer new or exc. condition only. Let me know what you have. Thanks.

PN of #9?

Re: For trade: Snap on 3/8" DR dual 80 locking flex head ratchet (in new condition) PM sent

I think the answer to this will vary whether someone makes their living with their tools, or likes the way they add bling to their home workshop. New "as seen on tv" designs are often a gimmick, not a proven design. Think about it, how much have the basic hand tools changed in their fundemental...

What condition, and of course: How much?

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Actually this is the set I meant. I work on aircraft and these are for sure the most used pliers in aviation. They get in tight places like needle nose, but allow you to twist or turn objects as you have more leverage with the wider profile jaws. They also don't marr because the jaws are only...

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