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Fun fact, the only 10mm I have ever lost just so happened to be a snap-on one.

https://shop.snapon.com/product/Stubby-Bits-and-Bit-Holder-for-Low-Profile-Ratchets/Low-Profile-Magnetic-1-4%22-Shank-Bit-Holder/RTMBS8 fits 11mm

Not sure if they are a dealer but definitely has a solid supply of new and used snap-on some how. I read somewhere that if a dealer was caught selling online they would lose their dealer license but that might be bs.

Do you know how you get that pricing applied online or is it only thru a dealer? Do you know the COO?

Yea I see that, one plate to rule the all. It is wild they went that way when that mounting plate is removeable so it wouldn't be a large burden to have a couple different plates.

I thought this was the whole point of stating which bandsaw you are using when buying.

Same use case as any socket vs wrench, the nut or bolt head will bottom out on the socket where a wrench can slide past when you are running it down or off.

Read my response to it. I was just considering snap-on company anniversaries. I am well aware of 1776 and I am a vet with a long history of military service in my family.

What are the measurements on that Alliance Badge?

Not the correct vintage of badge but I like it better. Still not sure what I am going to do with the bottom holes.

Do printed tools count? I wanted some wheel chocks so I printed some.

You use to be able to find them with snap on tools too on the various gov auction sites but it seems like they are using different tool suppliers now.

The pelican cases have been on my radar since I first saw them in the military. I keep an eye out for them but haven't pulled the trigger yet.

Would you happen to have any pictures? Not a lot of pictures or information out the unsurprisingly.

I was only considering snap on anniversaries. Good call Edit: after looking it just looks like that was a sticker package so it wouldn't explain the second set of badge holes.

I restored this Snap-on KRM-274 and I am finally getting around to badging it. I am going to **** it up and pay up for a vintage badge. Where I am stuck is there is a second set of badge mounting holes on the door. Both have 3.25in center to center spacing but I cannot find a picture of a...

I needed some AN wrenches for an upcoming project.

Love my rotring pencils.

I am glad someone brought it up. The only reason you should be setting your water heater above 120 F is if you are using a mixing valve and in that case you could go copper to the valve and then pex from the valve to the taps. IIRC setting it above 120 F also reduces the manufacture warranty as...

There actually is a specific way to do this using det cord.