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SNAP ON CTL761 14.4 V Work Light BRAND NEW. NO BATTERY INCLUDED $50

I own the CXS drill. I use it everyday at work. I only use for removing under side car covers and cabin filter on new cars. Mostly size torx 20 and 7mm bolts. And it great job at screwing in screws.Great drill. Smooth and Solid, no vibrations. IMO What the CXS is bad at is drilling holes. It...

In this case, I would consider the CT 48 and not worry about it down the road

I would go with the CT36. All the extractors have the same motor. So your really paying for the space. Buy it now. They are on sale 15% off

You will betteroff dealing with Peer-to-peer lending

You will be better off with refillable spray cans with 55 gallon recharging system. http://www.wurthusa.com/web/en/website/produkte_1/wurthgreenline/refillo_mat/refillo_mat.php

I gave up on craftsman tools and went to sk tools and williams

Im a big fan on their sanders and vacuum system.I have used it couple of times. I have their CXS cordless drill. The warranty 3 years and customer service is what got me into it.

What I do Is I look in the paper catalog to find the part number. I just search the number on the website.

For food industry...sk tools is good enough

It is not a requirement for working on cars, but it is useful.

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So Who makes the matco stubby impact?

I looked at one on friday.The Mac guy had just brought on his truck. It is very light, compact and seems well made. $250 cash for the 1/2"....:drool:

Are you using it for everyday use?

Which home depot did you go to? Katella?

We have the Hunter Revolution. If that doesn't work we use the cheetah.

How much are you willing to spend? Grey pneumatic, Sk tools, are all good.

Why dont you contact snap on?

I bought a same one on ebay at a cheap price, but it did not work. So I sent it in to have it rebuilt (last month) It cost $130 to rebuild it