Search results

ToolsDelivered.com will be up again online before the end of September. We will have many many improvements initially and over the next few months! As an explanation for being down so long because of our move: 1) Our new location had a fire before we moved in an after we canceled our lease in...

ToolsDelivered.com will be up again online before the end of September. We will have many many improvements initially and over the next few months! As an explanation for being down so long because of our move: 1) Our new location had a fire before we moved in an after we canceled our lease in...

Agreed.

1st: Wright is an excellent high quality USA made tool. 2nd: This is a 8" long Williams 13mm Supercombo. The sides of the wrench beam are heavily rounded so that when holding a bolt while impacting nut it won't feel like your fingers are getting cut off. The #1 users of these are railroad...

Very nice USA wrench

This is good $9.07 USA wrench:

With industrial tools it has to do with wear cycles. Wear cycles on Williams USA made ratchets are rated at a minimum 60,000 full revolutions before they "might" need a maintenance kit in dirty environments. Large industrial contract buyers of mining & drilling operations can not have field...

Mayhew Dominator if you need to beat on the handle, Mayhew standard "Red" handles if you don't.

Actually, Snap-On manufactures the "Value Line" hand tools or has the "Value-Line" tools contract manufactured in Asia or elsewhere in some cases. Some are marked Williams (Industrial line) and some are marked Blue-Point (Automotive line). Blue-Point is sold through franchised route based sales...

We have the "country of origin" right above our prices when the information is available. Williams imported tools have to meet or exceed 85% of the strength and wear benchmarks set by the USA made items.

Snap-On owns JH Williams, which some confuse with Wright. Snap-On owns CDI Torque, which makes Wright badged torque wrenches and multipliers. Snap-On started buying up other tool companies a decade ago to reduce the manufacturing cost for Snap-On Inc, while giving new life to the brands that...

In Mayhew prybars, the steel is always from the Shelburne Falls, MA plant, the Dominator line has imported rubber around the steel that runs all the way though the handle to the beat it end. The hard red handled Mayhew bars are 100% USA but you can't beat on the handles. The pry bars come in...

You can always go to the post office ask ask for the "new mover's pack" and they will hand you a stack of coupons.

That is old iron, but they do make a single ratcheting box end. JH Williams is adding a huge selection of tools shortly, and we are supposed to go to the "unveiling" in two weeks. The new catalog and over 1 thousand new items will start rolling out shortly.

There is in the imported line.

Correct. Snap-On, Snap-On Industrial, ATI, SUN, NEXIQ, SIOUX, Mitchell, JH Williams are all Snap-On Inc. Snap-On and Williams are not the same wrench. Both are built for the market they are sold to. Williams by design is heavier, thicker, and stronger. Snap-On is made to grab softer metal...

Williams are better in your hand with an impact wrench hammering on the other side because the beam is thicker and they won't try to cut your hand in half. Snap-On wrenches are patterned after the original old time tappet wrenches which were always very thin in design and long.

Fowler bore gauges are very popular with the shops and racers. Fowler has 3 classes of instruments, from value priced to NASA budget. Fowler 52 646 300 , and Fowler 52 646 400 are good places to start.

JH Williams for the value, BAHCO & KNIPEX if that does not matter

This YouTube video we posted should clear most of the Williams confusion up. <a href = "http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KtogtLvxu4s">ToolsDelivered.com on YouTube<a/>