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Sold out here and online, I tried to get one get but when I got to the store they couldn't find it and now it shows no stock. i watched a couple more YouTube videos, one bad, others good and am convinced that we have uses for it. Wife watched a good review and wants it. She thinks it's...

First choice, HF extendable 3/8-1/4: https://www.harborfreight.com/hand-tools/sockets-ratchets/14-in-x-38-in-dual-drive-extendable-ratchet-62312.html There's so much flexibilty with the extension for leverage and then you can shorten it for speed. I don't think I've ever used the 1/4" drive...

Last weekend I tried to order online the supercharger as the free tool with the 4ah battery deal. Spent 90 minutes on the phone with HD customer service and they couldn't make it happen. It kept coming $99 plus $79. Went to the store and it rang up $99 for both. So if you run into problems...

I'll be that guy... Anything really useful in that price range I would already have, don't even try. I'd rather it was spent on a couple of good steaks, beer and a couple of hours of frank talk about how my son is doing with his life. Better than that would be anything my son spent some...

Got the Water Broom about a month ago and it rocks. I use a surface cleaner on my pebble finish driveway and patio and it does a good job loosening the dirt but most of the dirt just settles back down in the pebbles. I had been using the wand to push the dirt away and the broom has three...

Following up; I did buy the Ryobi 1600psi, was $99 on sale now $119 at HD. https://www.homedepot.com/p/RYOBI-1-600-PSI-1-2-GPM-Electric-Pressure-Washer-RY141612/301004462 Paired it with a MATCC foam cannon. It fit the quick disconnect on the Ryobi wand with no problem...

In addition what others have said, I like their variety-packs of small stuff like cotter pins, o-rings, etc. If I see one on sale that I don't have I grab it. There's many, many times those variety packs have saved me a trip to the store hunting for the right sized something or other. I've had...

I had a Uni-216 "c" I think for four years and then the voltage readings started showing about 2/3 of actual. It was and still is about $95 on Amazon. Amazon has this one, but the low price is actually keeping from buying it ...

AVE has a video how to do this. He doesn't do it on stainless and I don't know if it matters. Basically make broaching tool or drill a hole and use a file to square the corners. Not nearly as fast as a punch, but it works.

I use these in my attic with dollar store LED bulbs; https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00Y7J663U/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 They replaced fixtures with 100w circular florescent bulbs, the difference in output was tremendous. i have pizza sized foil pan liners behind them...

Forty years ago when I worked on motorcycles butterfly air ratchets were what we used. You could hit almost everything straight on and the butterfly was much easier and faster than a traditional ratchet. Now, I think I'd use a small battery impact driver.

I got an email from HF at the beginning of Covid that said they were donating all nitrile gloves except for the black (thick) ones to local hospitals.

Check out the YouTube series by Obsessed Garage. He tests every big box store electric he could find. But I think he uses a Kranzel professionally. What I came away with was you won't get more than 1.2 - 1.6 gpm unless you spend $500+ I'm going to buy the $99 Ryobi, looks like it will do a...

I keep one of these at the MiL's house. $99 but well worth it it's full of "good" tools and i have done many household jobs with it and never felt the tools were lacking. https://www.lowes.com/pd/Kobalt-200-Piece-Household-Tool-Set-with-Hard-Case/1001349756

In addition to the above, they are handy if you need a spacer or need to drive a seal or press out bushings, etc. Hammering over a wheel lock when you can't find the key is another use for cheap sockets. Slingshot Ammo ? Put them in can if you need to weigh something down.

I thought they have a 3 year warranty. Sounds like I have the same one, no troubles with mine so far. I do have the brushless unit.

And they are on sale for $4.99 (inside track club). I got two of them, they seem decent enough to me. I'll use them for opening boxes and cutting rope and hoses. No plans for prying or batoning. Time will tell. The clip can be used in all four positions.

About 40 years ago I had my car on ramps up front and two stamped steel jackstands in the back. I was just getting started on pulling the trans when I heard one of the back stands groan. The car stared rolling down the ramps and I had just enough time to try to find a high spot under the car to...

That's what i want :) Which foam cannon did you pick?