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For the OP’s purpose the Kobalt should work. I have the Gearwrench and the Kobalt and the Gearwrench has a better ratchet mechanism, socket adapters and sockets.

Gearwrench microdriver https://www.amazon.com/GearWrench-85035-35-MicroDriver-Set/dp/B0062FSAVI

I like panduit but I believe that's over kill for use at home. I have good luck recently with monoprice keystones and icc coverplates. I used Tripp Lite hdmi and USB keystones recently as well. I remodeled a conference room with the parts I mentioned and everything is working great.

Wire shelving units from Sam's Club. Six feet tall and 4 feet wide with six shelves each. If you buy two units and build them both at the same time, you can essentially make three units with 4 shelves each by interweaving the shelves between the two.

Spray some oil on the shaft of that motor so that it will run inside and let it set, then try and break it loose.

Looks like a spark plug kit.

A better deal can be had thru the hole saw thread in hot deals section.

I stocked up a few years ago and haven't used most of what I have. If anyone is interested, I'll cut them a deal.

PM jeffmoss26. He is a lock guy and I'm sure he will have good advice.

Prescription pill bottle. They come in lots of sizes so you can find one that works. The label should peel off easy. If you break it no big deal. I use them for bits and also misc screws.

Thanks, that looks to be it.

At 2:25 in the video Ryan is using what looks like a square with a hole to insert his pencil to layout his mark. What tool is that?

I didn't see the shop floor.

My brother lives in New Braunfels and I was just there in March for his wedding.

A while back I found Wilde Tool on Facebook. I sent a message to them asking about some replacement grips for an old pair of pliers I had. I got a message back the other day saying they would send me a pair and I could just glue them on. I asked if I could just pick them up since I work in...

I have a lot of the masterforce cushion grips made by Pratt reed. I like them.

My dad had QSI put up his building. They did a good job and it was done quick. They only did the building, not the floor or electrical. I think dad is very pleased with their work and he is very particular.

I like the handles. Easy to grip, don't slip when my hands are greasy or sweaty. These are a close second behind my Kleins but way ahead of my Craftsman.

I bought this set a few years ago and then bought the singles that weren't included in the set. They have held up very well.

I HAD a craftsman, I'm not sure exactly what model. It looked like this. I would NOT recommend it. AC current wasn't anywhere close to the reading on my fluke. Don't remember ever using DC on the clamp.