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Guys I'm 20 minutes away from Jack X Change here in Anaheim and I'm Not leaving without a jack need advice on a 2 ton or a 3 ton Hein Werner service Jack this would be for a 1967 Chevy Camaro 1968 Chevy Camaro Honda Civic and Volkswagen Passatt and maybe in the future a 2012 Chevy suburban. If I...

I have to admit, I'm a bit surprised to hear people saying that these tools are made in Taiwan or China. Is Stanley starting to manufacture the Mac Tools brand overseas? I was thinking of upgrading my Craftsman tools with Mac tools but now I'm starting to have second thoughts. I just assumed...

...and with that said, which socket in that Mac Tools set would I use to turn an axle bolt that requires an M10 size?

Saw that, thanks. I think I'm going to replace the entire axle. O'reilly has new axles with a lifetime warranty.

Hmm, thanks for the feedback guys. My original question wasn't answered. The Mac Tools set lists a 10mm socket. Is the 10mm socket the same as the M10 size that other manufacturers list? I looked at the VIM set but they're set is only about $10 less than the Mac Tools set and from what I...

I'm about to replace the axles on my daughters 2004 Passat. The inner flange connects to the transmission via 6 M10 triple square or XZN bolts. From what I've gathered, triple square are similar to Torx but triple square are 12 point whereas torx are 6 point? Also, there seems to be quite a bit...

$7250....:wtf:

Here you go. It's 289 MB so you may need to wait a while for it to completely download. :thumbup: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/1211060/craftsman-industrial-catalog-2013-2014.pdf

That's pretty sweet...would look good next to my '67 and '68 Camaros! :thumbup:

Ah yeah, I just remembered why I have them sitting the way they are. They ARE Hansen trays!

Not hatin'. I love my Craftsman tools as well. Every single one of them is "Made in USA" so I'm good. I don't use these daily or even weekly so for a hobbyist tinkerer...they're perfect.

Just not sure sure how I'll go about organizing the bigger wrenches using the magnetic ones in those shallow drawers...almost seems like the low profile racks might be a better option. I'd really prefer the magnetic ones though so they don't slide around in the drawers when I open and close. :dunno:

I'll give that a shot, thanks for the tip. As for the wrench organizers, I'm now considering the Ernst magnetic ones. I'll scout around for some pics before committing anything.

Snap caps. This way you can dry fire without damaging the firing pin. I'm a hobbyist gunsmith as well so I try to keep snap caps in various calibers.

Really? Hmm, I have been looking for quite some time and I couldn't find any Classic 96 boxes for under $3K. There are some on Ebay right now and they're all going for between $3800-$5500 so I don't know where you're seeing these cheap Snap On boxes? The cheapest one I saw was $3000 a few months...

Thanks for the tips. What exactly do you mean by broached end up? As for the wrench organizers I'll probably go with the Snap On ones assuming they'll hold all of those wrenches big and small?

Started adding my tools....my organization skills ****. Still have a lot of stuff to add but I'm loving the space provided by this box!

I've had the same 42" Hammerhead box that my wife got me from Costco about 11 years ago and it was overflowing. It's also well made and Made in the USA before I believe they went out of business. I ended up getting 2 lower end International boxes when they were on sale for $330 shipped from...

Wow, who invited Bobby Buzzkill to the forum. :soapbox:

Today's CraigsList Score : WARNING SNAP-ON **** - STARTING ADDING TOOLS.... Saw this Snappy Classic 96 advertised locally for $3K. Went down and looked at it and found out from the guy that it was brand new. Asked him how much he HAD to get from the box and he said $2500 was his bottom dollar...