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Knipex for cutting and so far so good with Carlyle screwdriver's.

another +1 for the Carlyle long locking flex's. I use them all the time thank's again GJ.

I also have the M18 toolbox vacuum with the 9.0ah battery and for about the last year it has been a must have on punch-list job's.

Another vote for the Carlyle stuff from Napa, I was in the same boat about a month ago and someone HERE recommended them. So i ordered 1/4 flex, 3/8 flex, 1/2'' flex and an extra long 3/8'' and 1/2'' and so far they are my favorites

I have an older set from craftsman industrial they have served me well.

you could try the stubby 3/8 drive impact hex bit's by SUNEX. I have a couple of sets and they have been great so far.

you name it i got it NOW. Thanks guy's complete lack of self control.

HEY dan360 nice New ride great looking set up.

I just picked up a 3/8'' version by Carlyle and so far it has been awesome.

I have a ton of both Sunex and Grey Pneumatic in the shop and on the service truck, no issues with either.

I have one in my service truck that i use when doing Solid Surface fabrication/installations. Also have one in the shop but it isn't used much.

I just purchased MM AND SAE SET'S OF long pattern carlyle's from NAPA they have been great so far.

Man just as an update i have a **** ton more since originally joining this forum. probably 5 or 6 in each drive size at least. I know when i started out i think i only had one or two of each size.

I just picked up a new 8 piece set by Carlyle at napa and they are my new favorite's. i also have old craftsman, 20 piece Gearwrench also great.

long pattern CWL1219M from Carlyle at napa 6mm - 24mm I just bought my 2nd set for the work truck, and man they are great. awesome chrome perfect sizing and a great price.

slow for me also.

A second vote for the Gearwrench set (80066) they are great i use them daily so nice i bought another set for the shop box.

Ya I have formed and poured plenty of my own mud, it is a lot of hard work and as other's have said the right equipment and plenty of help goes a long way. Even though we pour a fair amount of concrete at work. I now hire my own stuff out if it is more than a couple of yards. About 10 years ago...

I know we have all heard it before but yes the 5 drawer cart from HF is not only a great buy but man are they workhorses i have two of them.

The issue with the sawzall quick change is not so much the handle but the internal mechanism. Get dust or debris inside and it locks up you ending up tapping the outside housing and working the release lever back and forth. If your not careful you can end up stripping the 2 small plastic ear's...