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Matco dealer also offered to sell me a 6s triple bay for 6 grand, still might consider waiting for a good used one but thought that was a good deal

The snap on dealer tried to get me to upgrade to a triple bank classic for more space. But I feel like that’d give me barely any more room. I wanna make one more tool box purchase that maybe I have a chance to add in to if needed. I do t mind spending for quality, but only if it’s worth it. I...

So I’m a professional auto mechanic, I already own a snap on tool box and cart, it’s a classic double bay. The time has come that both are completely stuffed All my tools are paid off, and the debt I went in for the toolbox got old real quick. I’m happy to spend money on quality tools, but the...

To be honest, I have had a multiple issues with Milwaukee. Mostly with the 1/2 impacts either breaking, or not having near the power they say. My 2235ti absolutely smokes my newest gen 1/2 Milwaukee. My batteries are a few years old tho, so maybe that has something to do with it. I can’t get the...

Honestly you’d probably spend more money on the equipment than you would on alignments. It’s not something I would want to do, if you do it wrong you’ll go through tires like crazy. To each their own, it’d be cool to see your set up if you find some tools

The thing that really bothers me is twice now, with two separate issues, the tool was given back to me and within a week was doing the same thing. First one it would stall as seen in the first video Second the anvil doesn’t turn but the motors running. So this will be the second time I sent...

Most of my Milwaukee tools are fine, not exceptional, they just work fine. But they don’t see the use my 1/2 impact does. I’m not even going to warranty it, I’m just gonna stick with my ir air gun, wait for my electric tools to die.

So I once again had another issue, I sent it back in because the anvil won’t turn and the motors running. Got it back this week, was using it, and just today it’s doing the same thing. This will be the sixth time in two years I’m sending this ************* in.

I feel the opposite. I have knipex and snap on cutters. After about a month my snap on cutters the cutting blades overlap.

Darn, I literally just received the m18 brushed sawzall in the mail, for cutting the odd thing, exhaust pipes, stubborn shocks etc, I feel it’ll work fine.

What’s the difference?

I’m an auto mechanic, I’ve been having lots of jobs lately where I need to cut something off, will the regular sawzall serve me fine or should I pony up for the fuel version

Nothing wrong with them. I use the 21, 22, 24 on alignments daily often with a cheater and they bend but don’t break. I’ve out my entire weight on them and trust them, I originally just needed some bigger wrenches for alignments and the whole set was like 20 bucks. I had snap on 10-19 and each...

I just wish it was easier to warranty for me. Takes a couple weeks each time

He did a follow up video with rounding them off with wrenches, it was more realistic, and they still didn’t work

I’d say makita, all I own is Milwaukee but after today when my 1/2 impact **** the bed for the 4th time in two years. I’m pissed

So looks like I’ll be sending this stupid 1/2 impact for the FOURTH TIME IN TWO YEARS Video of what it’s doing now. Was loosening something for about two seconds then this

Fair enough. I’ve just had a good amount of issues with my gen 1 1/2. After the third fix it’s been pretty good, feels like it’s losing power again tho.

Yes it’s crazy expensive, it’s snap on prices

I think it’s so awesome. Probably not worth it for me since I have Milwaukee, and their new 3/8 mid torque will compete with ir 3/8