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LOL! actually the bag was already in the trash, but it did make me feel better when I threw it in there

Got a new SO ratchet today. FBF80 Out with the old (FRLF80) Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Got a rubber mat for my box. It's for the Cornwell 57" box buried think it'll look nice on my 58" box. Not I just have to tuck the edges in Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Rokstacker?

Really up to you. I have long pattern non ratcheting, standard length ratcheting flex, and stubby non ratcheting. I'd like to have stubby flex head ratcheting and long pattern reversible ratcheting as well.

Got this in yesterday. Just wanted something to keep in my glovebox Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I love my vessel JIS screwdrivers. The only one I don't like is one of the impact Phillips. It's a P3 tip and you REALLY gotta smack it with a hammer for it to do anything Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Got this ratchet and extension set yesterday. The extension set would've been $125 by themselves. Or I could buy this stupid long ratchet for $123 and it came with the extensions free. And this just came in today. Compact 1/2 impact with super low profile sockets. My Cornwell guy...

I have this exact set. Its the same as other brands such as, Mountain or EZ Red. They are awesome. Forget the Matco ones. These run about $140-200 depending on where you buy. I cant praise these wrenches enough. I will admit, Ive broken one once, but its lifetime warranty so it was replaced no...

What area of STL are you in? Im in Webster Groves and have SO, Matco, Cornwell, and MAC stop by every week

Im sure they arent in the same stride as Snap On or Mac, but we have a Cornwell truck stop by the shop every week. Id even go so far as saying Ive seen more Cornwell truck around here than Matco

Nope. Keep both. Non ratcheting are great because they have a thinner head and can get in to tight areas. Plus, if need be, you can double wrench them for breaking a bolt loose. Can't really do that with ratcheting as you may damage them. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

half the time I search for a tool that I think im missing, its either in my back pocket or in my hand :-/

I'd rather buy Snap On just because everything I see on the Matco truck is rebranded stuff with a fat mark up slightly cheaper than SO. I swear, my Matco dealers selling point is, "well, it's cheaper than Snap On"..... Barely I drank the koolaid, it's good, but it's damn expensive koolaid

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Well, thats Matco for ya. They rebrand literally thing (Aside from their flagship tool boxes) and sell it with a fat up charge. I hate it when the Matco guy is trying to sell me something when I know its made by Lisle, OTC, etc.... Not knocking the dealer, but its a pretty lazy thing to do...

Get the Armstrong Maxx ratchets. Matco rebrands them and puts a huge mark up on them. Great ratchets and I would say that they are up there with Snap On dual 80's. My Matco guy looked completely dumbfounded when I wanted to buy an 88 tooth rebuild kit for my Armstrong ratchets (came with 60...

I have the Matco (Witte) Torque II, Snap On Instinct, and Vessel JIS. For Philips, by far the best is Vessel IMO.. I know it's not actually Philips, but the JIS is so much more snug in Philips fasteners than a Philips driver is. I still like the other two just fine and between those two, if...

I know right! I have a conceal carry license (very rarely will I actually carry) but between a cart that I don't need or a shotgun I don't need, the gun will have a better resale value lol. Yes it's a Cornwell 58" box with a hutch. It got repo'd from some guy that barely used it and I jumped...

Gah! Sorry. I keep meaning to do one. I will do it very soon I promise! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk