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"Series 3" it's epic.😎

I did my apprenticeship at the navy yard in Portsmouth va. Tool insanity at that place.

Ps. I have a epic 56" series 3

I probably wouldn't have as much **** because I would have spent all my money on snap on tools. One of my friends dad was a snapon man growing up and my best friends dad became a snapon man when I was 17. I bought more than I should have giving him about 20% of my pay every week.

I have 7 cars, a dozen motorcycles, and 5 properties. I can fix everything I own with cheap tools and did for years. I can afford to buy any tools I want but am very selective about what I buy still. I will not set foot on a tool truck ever again enless it's for a warranty.

It is a journeyman in your trade for the federal government. Wage grade for blue collar and general schedule for white collar.

There is a Japanese YouTube channel that tests socket fitment and ko-ken wins every time. It is simply a pleasure to use there socketry.

I think you might be surprised. They are probably the most precisely made sockets on the market. Check out lone star mopars on YouTube. He's a SAE junkie.

I think the ko-kens are just as thin or thinner.

Buy two sets of the ko-ken sockets and call it a day. With money left over or just buy extra singles from zoro.

I bought my snapon sockets in 1988. Back then they were worth it and have traveled through my life with me without any problems. Today there are better options at better prices. The warranty is bulshit enless you are super lazy.

30 years ago yes, today no.

1" steel with outdoor carpet on top.

I like the roll down window shades. Looks nice and secure.

I'm waiting on the white!

Got a few things.

Damn it! The extensions will go good with my m12 impact that I didn't need either. I think these did well on torque test channel. . Mass is your friend with the impacts.

Been wanting a pair of those so I got two! Thanks

Stahwille makes nice rolls, might as well get the wrenches too.

10% site wide. 15% over $300 BF2025