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I have the hard to find Craftsman 4V Gyroscopic Cordless Screwdriver I use for working on PCs. It is fantastic. Gyro works really well, depending on how far I twist it depends on how fast or slow it goes. No clutch on it though. https://www.craftsman.com/product/cmcf604/4v-cordless-screwdriver

The ****? They have been the best locking pliers I have ever used. Guess I'll have to stock up while I can if true.

12" flex head 1/4 drive ratchet has been my favorite purchase in a while.

Going further and further to differentiate from the Matco-style locking flex head ratchet. :(

I would keep the Sunex sockets.

Not really for door panels since I have panel poppers for that. But for me mostly interior bits (center console and around that area) where you can't see the clips very easily and clearance between peices is very low.

I think he means 1" long bits that are 1/4" hex drive.

Same, I don't think I've come across a right angle screwdriver from any other manufacturer.

That is... quite the haul post. goddamn. :love:

Maybe fix the leak?

I mean if you can get it for that promo price I would do it again in a heart beat.

Same here, didn't think the extra money was worth the price just to have a bluetooth app on my phone tell me what the screen on the multimeter was seeing.

Rusty or rounded 10mm! haha

That makes sense, I don't touch those things. :ROFLMAO:

I have no idea what manufacturer uses a 15mm or 18mm.

Gonna have to figure out electricity eventually. :ROFLMAO:

welp. I am mad. :LOL:

Haha nice meter! Curious how much the promo price was. PM me if you want.

Another deal from my Mac dealer. $50 for green Matco right angle die grinder.

It's obviously not as good as some of the Fluke meters, and maybe someday I'll grab a an Fluke 88V as well to replace my alternate OTC 750 3980 meter. Mostly personal preference, but that's a lot of things that are Snap On branded today. I really like the form factor and the giant screen. It's...