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What's your application? Some of my thinnest wrenches are service wrenches, I use them a lot for hydraulic hoses because they are so short its easy to get them into tight places and spin fittings fast. A 1" Wright service wrench is 7/32" thick but it's only 6-7/8" long

This doesn't fall under the vintage category but here's another pic to add to the thread.

Wright has them in Satin and in Polish Finish I currently don't have any in stock but that can change any day now Here's a link to the polished Wright Wrenches

What are you typically cleaning with it? Could they be parts your able to put in a parts washer?

I must be the odd one out, I love having stuff in cases I have picked out sets before just because of the case but most of my tools are kept in a job box so the cases are nice to keep everything somewhat organized. m6z that's a really good point about the inserts getting dirty when there being...

What is everyone’s opinion on plastic cases for socket sets or wrench sets? Do you specially buy a socket set because of the case or do you immediately take them out of the case and put them in your toolbox in different holders? I understand everyone has a different opinion but I’m just...

Has anyone tried the Milwaukee ticks? I remember hearing about them when they first came out but never heard any feedback from guys who tried them.

I recently bought the 1/4" drive snap on one mostly because it looked cool, I've used it a few times and it takes a little bit to get used to, when you don't hear the click it messes with your mind for a while. I find myself wanting to hold the socket with my finger because there's no audible ques

You say you don't need it but once it's here I have a feeling you may change your mind. When I first saw them years ago I thought the same thing but then I started driving screws with it and now I rarely grab the cordless drill. Plus you can get 1/4" and 3/8" socket adaptors for them.

That's correct and they like there distributors to carry inventory but inventory doesn't last very long when things are selling and its not being restocked. Best bet is to call around to different companies and start piecing sets together. I get new shipments in a few times a week but you never...

They are running into the same issues everyone else is right now, what all did you order from them?

I looked at some of the 4 Valve manifolds what's the advantage of it? would it be beneficial if I'm just doing r134a and only recharging a few systems each year?

Thanks for the info I went ahead an ordered a Mastercool set mostly because they were the only ones my supplier had in stock bonneyman thank you for all the info I do like the marsh gauges glass would be really nice my old set hasn't had covers on the gauges for years FYI don't use brake clean...

What brand of A/C Gauges does everyone prefer? I've had a cheap auto parts store set for years but the couplers on them are starting to get pretty sloppy.

you're defiantly not a farmer lol

Sorry to hear about that, your at the right place though lots of valuable info here. I'm sure others will chime in but Wright Tools is defiantly worth looking into

That's good that you have a storm drain on your property only problem is if it's not able to keep up it won't do you much good in the heavy rains but it does give you a place to send some water to help keep it dry. Has there been any new construction or big changes in the area? Like another...

Where does the downspout by the door go? Just to clarify you had a foot of water in the garage after that first heavy rain? What did you use to form the footers?

Does Williams make Mid-Length Sockets now? I bought some last year and the rep told me they didn't but I know things change Another option for Made in USA is Wright Tools

tooljunkie4, I sell Thor products unfortunately the lead hammers isn't something we keep in stock. With that being said it's something I'm able to get. I'm waiting to hear back with Thor on availability. I'll keep you posted Thanks Jordan