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I decided to place an order for the Sunex 1874 impact master 3/8” set. Price was pretty reasonable. I wish the 1/4” impact master set was as reasonable.

Thanks guys I ordered a replacement from eBay it’s a 6pt USA made non laser etched. Should be close enough. These are the tools in my bag. The biggest waste of money in wrenches was the s and c shaped gear wrench ratchets. They did look awesome when I used to have everything on peg board...

Well decided to clean out my spare tool bag that usually lives in the trunk of my 67 Mustang. It’s prevented a tow more than once. Turns out almost all of my Craftsman is USA made which was nice to confirm. I am missing a 9/16” 6 pt 3/8 socket. I spent an hour looking for it but with a...

You will have time again, not for years, especially if you have more kids but it will come. Both tools will do the job either Craftsman or SO. The question is do you enjoy using SO? For me I am fine with craftsman and even gear wrench. I have a ton of US Craftsman and I don’t do enough work to...

That gear wrench 8946 1/4 and 3/8 set looks pretty slick. I almost bought it but don’t think I’d ever use it.

I’m really liking the rocket light. I’m thinking that or the sander/polisher will be my next M12 pick ups. Wife want to know what I want for my birthday!

I much prefer the bags in the Milwaukee kits vs blow mold cases. Much easier and quicker. I keep all my ratchets, impacts and drills in one drawer, I have a couple chargers mounted above my work bench and I keep all the saws in a separate bigger bag. All blades and bits are in another bag...

I am sure you are more qualified than I. But I agree with others dress the blades very common with smaller blades and fasteners.

I have been coming here for a long time But joined when I needed storage cabinets and landed on NewAge Pro as well. Since joining I’ve bought 13 M12 tools and a few well regarded odds and ends. I’ve resisted quite a few hood deals because I already have very decent tools in those roles...

Carnac the Magnificent says - Yes!

I’m very close to the same ratios as SuperCat above. Hand tools - Craftsman 55% Gearwrench 20% Stanley 5% SK 5% Channel lock 5% Snap-On 2% other 8% As for power tools was recently a mix of Makita, Dewalt and Bosch but jumped in with both feet and...

For my mobile tools which is really compete 1/4” and 3/8” with one 1/2” deep socket for my lug nuts I carry everything in a Craftsman professional bag it’s awesome and held up for years. Sockets are on rails and wrenches are in rolls. At home everything is in drawers with all sockets in...

My buddy gave me a lot of his SAE stuff as he works only on metric modern cars. I’m a vintage car guys so I love my SAE stuff although I have been adding metric.

I have lots, mostly Stanley which I think is the best. I have a folding Craftsman and now the Folding Milwaukee. I like a bit of heft and good grip.

8" Wire Wheels for Bench Grinder Man did I have a wire fly off and imbed itself in my hand. So deep. That was a good lesson on safety around wire wheels. Good gloves and eye protection are a must.

Well thanks for this thread. I needed a hammer and this is what I came home with from HD.

So much fun stuff out there. Victorinox makes a watch tool knife for maintaining mechanical watches, it’s discontinued and the watch guys go nuts for it. I would love to own one but then I’m paying a major premium for what are really just inferior tools at the end of the day. GJ is not...

I have the Bosch version and yes you have to move the whole unit up or down. I’ve had mine stacked on ladders, boxes and all kinds of **** to get it to the height I wanted.

I’ve got the M12 Rover seems like a great light so far and I live the magnetic base. Also has a wide light trajectory. Interested in the mini vacuum too. Just drilled out a couple of holes for handles cabinets. Had to carry my shop vacuum across the entire house. Seemed like a great case for...