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You can definitely live without them. If I were as disciplined as you guys are with money, I could I go without them indefinitely. But I enjoy spending my money. When I'm dead, I'm not taking it with me. It's not as if I'm in debt, but I'm nowhere near a spendthrift. I have money socked away...

It looks huge -- really fat. Am I seeing that wrong? I don't really like my T72 -- much prefer it's longer cousins. Tiny thing digs into the center of the palm of my hand half the time.

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My primary box (the one at work) is probably 70% Snap-On. At home, it's completely mixed.

For sale or for trade, I have a partial long pattern combo set, plus an extra 13/16" and a big DBE. I usually ship via USPS, and take payment via paypal, but I'm happy to accomodate you if that's a problem. $50 Shipped on the whole lot Here's my feedback Armstrong 27-478 1 5/16" + 1 1/4"...

Just completed a trade with Wayne. Quick and painless. I'll not hesitate to deal again!

It takes them a while to 'break in'. They're a little stiff to begin with. Has nothing to do with any manufacturing conspiracy. I've noticed it too. After a week or two of regular use, they all feel the same.

I have Matco and SO. They're really nice, but I only own them because I found killer deals. To call the HF/Northern angle wrenches scrap metal is a disservice. They're not bad! Like I said, I wouldn't have gotten rid of mine if the Matco and Snap-Ons hadn't come around at such a killer price...

I use a Thermos (the brand) I bought at Wal-Mart. It was the biggest one I could find. It's not the nicest one on the market, but it was cheap and it does the job I need it to. It holds about 8 cups of coffee and a little milk. Brew coffee at 5 AM, probably pack it up at 5:30. It stays...