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I would be in on some long pattern combo wrenches :beer:

I have both and my vote goes for SK. Bulletproof design on their rats and sockets are top notch. SK long pattern combo wrenches will definitely get the job done.

This would be sweet :beer: I could use SAE for work

Bulletproof design my go to ratchet !

Nice I have the same hammer :thumbup:

I have a few Carlyle tools and they are good quality but I find them to be a little $$. I prefer Williams USA, SK or my favorite sleeper Blackhawk for the $$.

Always have had a good experience with cripe and Bree is fantastic to deal with, top notch.

I concur :thumbup:

Production does seem to be slow :lol_hitti

SK 45170 love hearing the clicks on that baby

I'm always looking for USA vise grips, all of em in my box are USA.

I recall buying a set of SAE combination wrenches and still have them as well

Awesome find !

Check Harry J Epstein for the missing wrenches. I know they have NOS Bonney angle wrenches not sure if they are metric.

I've used both HJE and Tooltopia and HJE takes the cake, the shipping is a little more but excellent customer service. :beer:

I have a bunch of SK tools and I have no complaints. I have a set of Wrightgrip wrenches and while they are great they do leave marking on nuts, etc. Of course it depends on the hardness of the nut and what you are working on (restored 71 hemi cuda).

i work for a machine tool builder and prolly 80% of the people on the floor have USA Craftsman RP wrenches some for 30 plus years without issue. They are not inferior tools by any means. I'm in the 20% that do not have Cman RP wrenches.

I have a set of Husky combo wrenches from the mid 90s (made by Stanley and identical to Blackhawk) great wrenches. Also have a metric set of 3/8 sockets and ratchet from my Pop from the early 70s.

I have a complete set of gedore no.7 8-19 mm wrench set. Great quality bought em on my first trip to Germany with my Pop

I work in R&D for a machine tool builder 1. Mitutoyo 0-1" digital mic 2. 5/32"-3/8" Allen Hex drivers 3. #2 Phillips screwdriver