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I love the M12 inflator. Got a flat last night, slow leak, this morning hooked it up set the pressure to 44 psi and walked away. About two minutes later it was full and shut off. So much easier than plugging in the compressor and getting everything set up.

I don’t like stickers on anything

Very tempting! As I’ve gotten older I need more light.

I’m going to drive about 25 miles to sears today. I want to pick up some socket rails. I still love the old metal rail and clip socket rails. I’ll look around to see if anything catches my eye as I’m sure it will be the last time I ever go there.

I agree the fastback with the blade storage is a bit thick. I may do the same and grab one without the blade storage.

Or just plain toolish.

Good choice. Look forward to pics. I have vise envy. I want a vintage vice, bench grinder and drill press. Something definitely wrong with me.

Got my replacement socket today from eBay. 100% exact match to my set. Down to the part number. Silly how happy that makes me! :) it’s the small things.

No way I’ll get rid of air. The big stuff is still air and that’s the beauty of air, as you said they last forever and they’ll be there when I need them.

With my new M12 ratchets and impacts plus the M12 inflator I’m not sure when I’ll use my air tools and compressor again. I don’t miss the noise or the air hose one bit. Especially home owner special single phase compressors they are painful.

Sears fell of the rails years ago. 15 years ago every time my wife and I went to the mall I would end up in the Craftsman section just looking for something new. Even on Friday nights she knew I’d still want to go by and see tools.

Sunex 3508 3/8” impact master set. Very comprehensive for the money!

Man do I want to know why no chrome! I’m guessing chemical reaction? :)

Re: If you could rebuild your tool box what would you put in it? I built mine at a pretty good time. I’ve got tons of Craftsman USA made tools. I have an insane amount of wrenches. I love getting new tools and when projects require something I don’t have that’s fun for me. All that said I...

Excellent advice. I moved last year and purged very aggressively. Did exactly this junked the junk and sold. I actually used a retired friend to sell some car parts we then split the profit. Was great for both of us.

Just picked these up from eBay. Seller let me select the color. 3D printed and seem to fit pretty well. The paranoid me worries that the battery prongs are pushed in a bit compressing them more than the tool. Not sure thought.

Great work! I’d live a big cabinet like that. I used a small harbor freight model for years. Finally tossed it. I just lay a local guy to blast pieces when needed.

I feel so lazy. I set them in a box with a bunch of paper towels at the bottom.

The best part about having a doorbell camera is having proof if packages are delivered or not.

I went both :). I went 3/8” fuel for most use and went with the 1/4” non-fuel for a reasonable price to use when I want something smaller , lighter and less powerful.