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I was talking about a ratchet spinner. Completely wrong thing.

I find the best thing about using a spinner is taking sockets off. When I keep changing sockets on the same ratchet because of access, I will usually use a spinner. Especially when the head of the ratchet is bigger than the socket. I probably use them more with 1/4" because when they get slick...

Probably because the thicker handle spreads the pressure out more and digs in less when pulling hard.

I have the FHNF100 and it is my favorite ratchet. It is big and sometimes too big. You may also like the FHCNF72 which is the quarter inch size body with a 3/8 drive. Which I do not have. I do have a 1/4 inch roto which I do like, but the 3/8 Roto is my favorite ratchet among all brands. If I...

Check out the den of tools video on youtube of box end wrench testing. The Wright clearly beat Snap-On. Plus Wright are nicer to pull on, especially compared to Snap-on.

I have no idea about their flare wrenches. But their Combos are some of the best if not the best. They have the best box ends. If you are talking about ratcheting flare nut wrenches, they are great. I never used non-ratcheting Wright flare wrenches. Wright tools are a great brand, and good...

Their corded tools were very good quality for a long time. I have some corded porter cable tools that still work great! And they are old.

do both sides have to ratchet or one side? Also flex or not. Reversible or not.

These are great for when you are wearing something nice and want to get to wrenching. You can put the whole suit over your clothes and stay relatively clean.

My favorite is the death grip.

I would try to find a local cornwell dealer to help you.

Love the green color too!

This may be the ultimate cart configuration. I have looked at the older biggger cart krsc46 I think are numbers. I thought the newer car was nicer but did not like all the tall drawers. This is a very nice layout. I could put most of my most used tools I there. Great idea and execution!!!

I keep a bunch of razer knifes around my garage because I always seem to need them. Most of them are cheap $1. I have a few that were a few bucks that have a big fat handle for pulling when needed. When do a lot of cuts, or applying a lot force the bigger thicker handles are a lot nicer. $15 ish...

I was about to post about these. You pt up a nice pic too! These are the best ratchets Sears ever made. Craftsman branded. They were Snap-on priced too! USA made. I wanted to buy them, but with the way regular Craftsman was beginning to go cheap, and the price was like Snap-on, I just preferred...

I have snapon which have worked fine. My Mac guy will warranty his, I have not tried them yet.

Back pack blow torch. Burn it out!

The Wright wrenches are very nice, they make some of the best wrenches out there. I believe they are the best value in high quality wrenches. They are also the most comfortable wrench to pull on as far as box end in line with open end combination wrenches. You will not be disappointed with...

This is one of the funniest posts I have seen in a while.:lol: Thank you

I have always like making my own out of wood, although not collapsible. Those Trojans steel legs look great!! Foldable and strong looking. I have used some steel leg horse that were on the sloppy loose side. Also the thin steel horses tend to flex.