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The Dasco set is still USA. The advantage is not to over leverage what you are prying and as stated fit into smaller areas.

GO to home depot and pick up the Dasco set with 3 different sizes for 9.99. When I was in construction I used the living hell out of the bar to remove baseboard without damaging the sheetrock for remodels. Here is the link to the set...

I hate to say it but, my old CMAN SUV stands have never let me down.

Yeah the old stuff was really great, I miss the old USA made hard handle drivers.

The garbage Lincoln guns 20v at work are rated for up to 10000 psi. the even crappier 18v is rated for 7500 psi. Battery has pretty good force, just don't buy the Lincoln they are very poor quality and do not last.

Very cool and in great shape. Never seen that before.

I have some Williams USA Kobalt brand wrenches and those are excellent, if the modern USA ones are similar they are good quality. Blackhawk USA wrenches I have a couple, are also pretty good. Silver eagle, blue point, and Williams Taiwan, save money and get the cheapest ones you can find. No...

You are correct on the RN thing, I will admit, I know a couple girls that have done very well as RNs. Typhoon I am not young nor am I old per se.

I disagree, anyone with mechanical skills can make good money. Most industrial plants will hire someone at the bottom of the food chain and you will move up. Most industrial mechanics make 20+ a hour after a few years of experience. Most companies will pay for any classes and certificates too...

Klein makes some awesome and very good tools, the P2 is not one of them.

AC guys make a boatload here in AZ, but you are correct, they have some messed up conditions in the heat.

Go into industrial, lots of money to be had. Auto mechanics have a difficult job with todays vehicles. I had to do some work on a company cobalt that I diagnosed with a bad idle air relay/valve, and in turn filled the air pump full of water (condensation) trashing it. My god, they need to scale...

I use mine to break my 12 pt 13 mm sockets. Why? I am usually loosening a 13mm 12pt bolt that is really difficult to fit a 1/2 breaker and socket in there. I use my 3/8 breaker with a nice 4ft pipe usually does it.

My bad! I missed that part, someone else got a rebuild from them. Sorry I should have paid more attention to the names next to the replies lol.

I have warrantied a few tools, many were discontinued. I warrantied a USA breaker from the 90s, model no longer made, gave me the longest 1/2 breaker they had, I warrantied a SK style USA ratchet, they gave me a comparable new model Taiwan flex head, and have warrantied some adjustables. If...

Good to hear. Did they mail you the 3/8 or 1/4 kit?

The box looks pre Irwin.

The new SK X frame should handle that bolt with no issue. I have broken my fair share of USA cman ratchet wrenches, but I abuse them, double wrench, pipes etc.. I am looking into the SK SAE set but I want to wait to see if they release a expanded set.

Contact SK, you'll have new ones very quickly, and they may want to see them for QC purposes.

Klein like mentioned, the regular 9s are the way to go. They are robust.