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the coupon expired on the 13th anyway. I tried using it in the early morning hours of the 14th and it would not work.

You should not be using chrome sockets on impacts. I would think someone who has been wrenching since '81 would know better. You could get a cheap set of HF impacts for 10 bucks instead of abusing your Snap-On sockets. SMH

my order total was around $40 with shipping. I figured 20 bucks per driver is about what you pay when you buy a Snap-On set and the quality is on-par if not better with PB Swiss. I'm happy with the purchase.

So what did the set cost you? I see people post Toptul quite often on here, but am unaware of any vendors and unfamiliar with the brand's price point.

here you go bud... The Blue Snap-On Tools ****

I thought in both cases, you had to buy it separate? :headscrat http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008MT9IEK?refRID=E4S9QD5SNP13JXNMX80F&ref_=pd_ybh_a_50

I said the same thing when I saw them. :D I do not believe PB Swiss makes them anymore.. they did about five years ago. Luckily, Monte found a vendor that still had some in stock.

I had these at my door less than 24 hours after I placed my order with Trusty-Cook. Staggering quality and customer service. :thumbup:

My first PB Swiss Tools..

Back when I started buying tools, I was in tech school and bought them right off the truck at a great discount price! I did not end up becoming a professional mechanic though, so now my purchases are made directly from the Snappy website.

what model is that second from left?

not fluid film, but anybody try this stuff? It was right by the Fluid Film at my local Lowes.

In descending order for each category... Sockets: Snap-On, Ko-ken, MAC, Craftsman (Armstrong), Hazet, and AmPro Ratchets & Extensions: Snap-On, Ko-ken, Armstrong, Tekton, Pittsburgh, and TrueCraft (Suekage Sangyo) Torque Wrenches: Snap-On 1/2" dr. and some ACE Hardware branded 3/8" dr...

Where is the best/cheapest place to by PB Swiss tools if you live in the USA?

I was in the market for crimping pliers myself this week. I was between the Channellock 909 and and the Klein 1005. I ended up going with the Kleins. I hadn't considered the Pro America though.. I've never seen them before. I wonder how they compare. :dunno:

you're late to the party... Peterson USA Vise-Grips now at Epstein's

I'm quite pleased with the 7mm HF Nitrile gloves. Only 7.99 for a box of 50 with a 20% off coupon. If you're okay with thinner gloves for light work, you can get them even cheaper.

At that price, I'd probably just buy knipex on Amazon.

So nice! Where did you buy from?

that crimper does not appear to be much cheaper than the Snap-On original it is trying to emulate. :dunno: Carlyle CHTWSCCP Snap-On PWCS7CF