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+3 not unless you're the shop lead/Forman just mind your own business.

I agree:beer:

Haha ya in the Pacific Northwest it doesn't get crazy cold like Ontario or Boston but it does get depressing when it rains 25-30 days in a month. I went to whistler last weekend and the powder was great! Nobody actually lives up there so everybody who goes up there just want to have fun and go...

My next house will definitely have racedeck in the garage. Looks slick! Congrats

I'm on the pacific side of Canada. Surrey, bc. Doesn't get as cold ad you guys in the east but don't get me started with the rain! Lol

American standards that are made overseas as cheap as possible. I warrantied the swivel years ago and now it's just collecting dust in my miscellaneous drawer at home. Sockets aren't bad, not great for daily abuse in a professional working environment. To each there own I guess...

Co worker has that same 17 piece set. Bought it off the truck for $350 on sale of course . So $200 is great price!

I chose the impact adapter over the non impact adapter so I would expect it to work as advertised.

420 ft pound for this gun is plenty. I took it to work today and it did pretty good. Zipped out lug nuts all day without struggling at all. I obviously can feel the difference between my snap on gun and this but it's 1/10th the price. Lol

I bought a 10mm 12mm and 14mm deep sockets from gearwrench a few years back. All of them are severely worn inside and slips all the time. My old craftsman from 10 years ago grips like it was still brand new. I also bought an impact 1/4 swivel adapter and blew up the first time I used it with my...

Ya I'll do a little review on the kit. But now I'm having a really hard time choosing a compressor. Too many to choose from. I really need it to be quiet, but powerfull enough to run air tools. I might go with a husky 30 gallon ultra quiet oil lube compressor or a makita mac5200, similar prices...

It's too bad sears in Canada don't sell good tools any more. I use to prefer craftsman over mastercraft, but when choices are limited you gotta go with what's most convenient. Whenever I go down south to Sears they have a huge section dedicated to just tools. Jealous. For some reason I don't...

Awesome boxes! Extreme green is starting to grow on me:)

Crimson with tan floors looks killer! I love how there's a separate garage door for the NSX. Drool

I remember your thread about out growing your box and your budget on a new box being like $1000? Way to step it up! Good looking box for sure!

Don't you have a makita mac5200? I was leaning towards that compressor.

She's a weird mix that we've never seen before. We fell in love with her at first sight. She's half white Pom and half schnauzer. Every body thinks she's a Sheba inu or a small Akita.

Cambodian tires mastercrap tools quality is pretty good IMHO for the light duty jobs at home. I started off with them 10 years ago when I began my apprenticeship and slowly phased them out with RIPP OFF. Oops I mean snap on. My home box is full with mastercraft sockets, wrenches, screwdrivers...

Awesome miata! Looks almost like mine:) even has the diamond stitch door cards.

Everyone starts from somewhere. Good start!