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Looks like Williams. https://shop.snapon.com/product/Pass-Thru-Socket-Set-(Blue-Point%C2%AE)/22-pc-3-8%22-Drive-Pass-Thru-Socket-Set-(Blue-Point%C2%AE)/BLPPTSS3822 https://www.williams-industrial.com/us_en/3-8--drive-bolt-thru-socket-set--22-pieces-pb_50671.html

Keep waiting HF fans ;)

Have a Depstech at work. The worst part about it is the cable. Stiff and hard to manage for the short time I need it. Camera quality is great and they're cheap.

Unfortunate for your use case. Mac dealer takes care of any of my Streamlight issues in the form of handing me a new one.

Streamlight. Lifetime warranty.

Yes, look at the pictures on the website and compare to other pinned designs. You can see the hole for the pin.

Everything I could afford. Specifically tool box and accessories, techangle torque wrenches without looking at my wishlist.

Dammit. Garage Journal strikes again. Gonna start with the 3/8 as that will probably be my most used... I love that they tell you the center to center measurement too! Easy torque calculation.

Chinese made Apex Tool Group probably.

Have the Proto J4990R7MM metric "Advanced" Hex set and they are my go to hex sockets due to their design. As long as you get them fully seated, they will bite like nothing else. Very impressed with them, even compared to my Snap On metric hex socket set.

Just going to edit my post since it's clearly not coming through strong enough. ;)

I use the Gearwrench 85988 XL Double Box Ratcheting Wrench set professionally and have never had an issue out of them. The length is amazing and then being able to swap around and have the ratcheting end is great. I even bought a 22mm and 24mm for alignment uses. These and the Kabo (Carlyle...

I think you can see authorized dealers on Autel's website as well.

You are a very generous person. Crossing my fingers!

Should have gone older... Autotrader had more than 10 listed. :ROFLMAO:

Depends on what brand you're programming as it does fine for Subarus. I know German cars have some pretty high requirements for programming though.

Oooo. Anyone know if that's the best price it's ever been?

Not sure but they look like the same ones made for Snap On, Mac Tools, and Matco. I preferred the cap style to the universal rubber cone style filler. http://www.snaponradiatortools.com/product-2/ https://mactoolsradiatortools.com/csr202-cooling-system-refiller-uses-adapters/...

No such thing here.

Milwaukee has a patent on a design for an M18 battery powered hammer. I don't know if it will ever see the light of day though.