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I did the exact same thing! :lol: Too hard to resist.

I have been using the scotch brite ones to remove old gasket material from pans, pumps ect. Gotta be real careful not to get carried away though, I need to get some of the bristle ones.

I am in the market for some too. Hoping my SO driver will let me add the set that is on sale on to my bill. I have heard with these it is best to use an air drill as the electric ones are not built to cool in reverse and will over heat. Any truth to this?

I just browsed through the rest and didn't see anything else I will jump on although they are great deals. Like the stuff I got today retail on both was $543, I paid $283 and saved $260. Was too good to pass up, especially since I needed them. He is only able to sell 5 of each thing and you can...

I just seen a list of them he has displayed in his truck. I can ask next week if there is a flyer. Some other weeks have amazing deals too just not stuff I need/want/or stuff I already have.

It was my lucky day on the SO truck. For the next several weeks they are having a different buy one get one free deal going on. One line for power tools another for hand tools. The one this week for hand tools was if you buy the set of 3/8 drive metric impact swivels you get metric deep 3/8...

Come tax return time I will be getting the SO BJP1 Ball joint press. And maybe the cordless ratchet. That is the main big thing on my list other than that I am going to try to overhaul my socket drawer. I need shallow MM 1/4" drive, 6 point shallow and deep MM 3/8" drive. (Somehow I have been...

Had to do some work on the shop air compressor and put a new drain on it. Picked me up one of these baby pipe wrenches to tighten things under there. I have had several other times where something like this could come in handy so now I have one.:) [/URL][/IMG]

What is the part number on that bit set?

I have this one and love it. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000XW4C8Q/?tag=atomicindus08-20 bought it at S&W. I like the looks of the Wera you picked up, I may have to try that one out too.

Thanks, Greatneck would be the OEM? I have never been in an Autozone I have no clue what they carry. Is it a decent brand?

Here are some pictures. After looking at the fine print it appears they are owned by Great Neck Saw Manufactures in Mineola, NY. They were made in Taiwan. Makes me wonder why the TM shows abandoned? http://www.trademarkia.com/ever-tough-85270414.html

You know I am not sure if they are from Eaton or not. I have only tried a few of their things and they seem like decent quality. I plan to buy another tool they have we rented once and that was a stretch belt remover/installer. worked really slick. I have just been leery as they were built as...

Occasionally at the shop we rent a tool from Oreily's. I have had good luck with the couple of things we had got before. Rented a power steering pump puller/installer. I have been meaning to get one and its only $30 bucks to keep it. It is brand new and I was the first to use it. They claim it...

I will be watching this also. I just got some Firehose Flex work pants and love them. But they have not been hot weather tested. They are the most comfortable work pants I have ever wore. I LOVE all the pockets. There are like 12-13 pockets. Very, very handy. Plus they are tough. Pair these...

I love my 5410s they are my go to pliers for sure. Pliers are one thing I feel Snap on falls short on. I mean I love my SO neelnose and dykes, and other stuff. But just for an all around ordinary full size pliers they really have nothing I like. The 5410s are awesome on many different things.

We have had good luck with Stabilus and Monroe. Get them from Rock Auto and you can get them for less than half of what you can from a jobber in most cases.

I bought a yellow one almost two years ago to get a giant Snap on Umbrella. The handle of the umbrella is like a soft grip screwdriver. I think I have used it once, lol. But I love the screwdriver. Have not tried the soft grip but it looks bulkier, I love my soft grip drivers so I am thinking...

I just got one of these today for $129. You can never have enough lights, I have a bluepoint tube style LED, the underhood light, and a bluepoint square one with a strong magnet. An a large assortment of various flashlights. I haven't got a chance to truly use this one though but it is bright...

Yes mainly weatherpack, but does say "and other". I am sure I will put it to use eventually.