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Here's mine. Mix of Snap-On and Mac mostly, in a Mac ignition box. Been serving me well for 25+ years.

I'm an avid pawn shopper too! Nice score!

Big fan here. Usually use on hydraulic lines & fittings. I'm partial to Diamond brand. 4"-24" and I've got a lot of them!

I bought one when they first came out. Don't use it every day, but indespensible when I need it.

Flex pipe to the tailpipe of a car or small engine of some sort, to gas them out? Most new rat poison comes in bait stations to keep unintended critters out. My experience with these bait stations has not been too good.

Nice find! I run an old 310 too. Good old compressor!

Norseman have worked good for me.

Another request for the Roto-Ratchet. The definitive S-K tool, IMHO.

This!

Bought a good working Strion with charger from a pawnshop for $20 over the weekend. Seems to be a well regarded, tough light. Anybody have any long term experience with one?

Ditto on sanding flap wheel or "firecracker" as stated above.

Had good luck with the 3 gallon one from Northern. I like it for being able to take it to the mess, such as cleaning up after failed hub seals on trucks, or for really nasty jobs where I don't want to trash the solvent in my 30 gallon washer.

I've got the 4ton HF set and for the little I've used it, it's paid for itself, and worked well. One of those tools where when you need it, nothing else will do.

Our Co-op station used to have same pumps. Nice job!

I have the HF set. No complaints, other than I keep forgetting I have them!

Re: Tips & Tricks I've epoxied old speaker magnets to bottoms of oil cans. Keeps them from getting knocked over. Some I have just stuck neodymium magnets inside the can. 20ga shotshell hull over grease gun tip keeps tip clean, and grease off everything else.

A friend incorporated a wash bag into his farm shop build. When washing really dirty stuff, the catch basin will fill up fast. He made a large steel box to line his that can be lifted out with tractor and loader, and taken out and dumped. Works pretty slick.

Hmmmm. Li-On batteries for my 19.3 Craftsman tools, Load Pro meter leads and Book, Fluke TLK 282 test lead set would be among my faves for 2016.

I bought one last summer. Works good for holding nuts in order to get bolts started.

Pretty well sums up what most of C/L has turned into.