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After checking these out their Pro locking extension set does not look that bad, especially at $13.99 on Amazon, but I think I would still invest in something better. oops I think that was for the 1/4" set, 3/8 is $24

I had their jumbo combination wrench sets metric/sae. they were good quality for the price, they got me through a few projects (diy). The fit was a little sloppy, but I did not have issues. They were all manufactured in China. While the combo wrenches worked for me I don't know that i'd trust...

I have it as my primary toolbox. Nothing spectacular, but I needed something cheap and this fit the bill. I have no quality complaints. I painted the handles and eventually bought a second intermediate chest cheap on ebay for some more storage. I think they come out with a $150 coupon every once...

I have both, but typically prefer the newer style for the finer action and comfort of the handle. both work.

Re: what did you do in your garage today? Reorganized my sockets onto trays, then I couldn't fit them all into one drawer, which led to reorganizing my wrenches and on and on. Realized I need to go through the whole box and reorganize/simplify everything. Maybe another day. Was also able to fix...

Good site, I could use some t handles.

I love the size of the streamlight's great to have in the shop. I've been using a maglite with led conversion, but this seems like a lighter, bright solution.

I just spotted this listing on Ebay for those interested in the Craftsman Premium Ratchets. I have not done any business with the seller before, so I can't vouch for them yet, but this seems to be a killer deal on these ratchets. Hopefully it pans out...

Compressor? Yes, microwave? Never again. Too many sparks.

I saw that in lowes a while back seems like it may be a little hard to control on a sawzall. Interested in seeing how it works.

Dis-assembly typically requires all of the above. As little hammer as possible, but I usually have it close at hand. The air hammer is new for me, so I've only used it once to separate the ball joint from the knuckle. The press kits in the wrong hands can mangle the new joint or arm as easily as...

I have a pair of Klein smooth duck bill pliers that I needed one time for a transmission rebuild. Worked great for the job. They have a pretty stiff action, as do the other Klein pliers I have.

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