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It's inevitable, china is going to eventually have the same standards as Taiwan and the USA. I like mu Taiwan made tools. Would I rather have USA? Yes definately but I can't find any faults in quality between my Grey Pneumatic and my Sunex impact sockets. I used to have a set of crossforce USA...

I have the 1/2 short 26 piece metric in my cart along with the 1/2" universal impact for when I order in a week

Hmm, okay. Google shopping seems to bring up slightly lower prices but you have to pay shipping at a lot of stores unless you go over $75. Which, if you're buying Knipex, you're going to go over $75, lol. I don't keep up with knipex pricing so I don't know if all the stores that I'm seeing are...

I have both GP and Sunex and I am equally happy with both. Sunex sockets are about 5%-10% shorter but they are embossed.

Seems like a great price to me. Offer less though!

Nice pics but they are wayyy to big for my screen

Is the sale over? The prices seem to be the same as everywhere else.

I can see the use for it if you don't have to remove other parts to get to the bolt your trying to remove. I can't see where you're going to get the torque from. It takes ft lbs to remove the fasteners in the video if they were already tightened. 200 inch lbs of force is only 16 ft/lbs. The...

Maybe you could incorporate a slide hammer on the string to impact the nut loose. You would have to have some type of string or wire that wouldn't stretch.

Impact wrench, IR is the best most proven manufacturer for impacts out there. If you can break one, then you shouldn't be fixing things for a living! Box, I had the HF 44" top chest that I kept in my truck. It was an awesome box for the money. It can be used professionally in my opinion. Now I...

Search google for a "image host". I've used these guys: http://postimage.org/ upload your image and get the direct link to the picture. Then you can click on the icon above the reply box between the quote box and the globe. If you hover your cursor over it a box will come up that says "insert...

I used a 1/2" Irwin tap to tap into hardened steel forks on a large fork truck. It lasted as good as any others that I used. I'd go for the 66pc set as you are most likely going need the one tap or die that doesn't come in the other sets.

It's called a swing press.I've never damaged bearings by hammering them in. The trick is to hammer something that is set against the bearing. If you think about it, the concept is very similar to an actual press only in shorter spurts.

I've always moved with tools in the box. Never had an issue.

Awesome work. I bet that mechanic is kicking himself on the money he could have made on that bent up box. I have a top/bottom blue point box that I fixed a lot of dents and bent up drawers on. It used to get hit by tires probably 5 times a day so it had a lot of dents. I hammered them out and...

I use dawn soap as opposed to brake cleaner on sensitive surfaces (including brake pads/rotors/rubber boots etc) because it does not leave a residue. Dawn soap really is some amazing stuff.

If you want to make these higher torque, couldn't you drill a hole through the side of the handle while also having the hole go through the socket and drive a pin or nail into that hole? That should keep the socket from slipping.

I use the cheap Kobalt digital caliper from lowes. I've compared it to a couple of other calipers and a micrometer and I saw .001" difference.

For Torx, triple square and hex, I've come to the conclusion that VIM makes a great product.

I've got a cheap vise and I still cannot break it.