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When you borrow a tool from a co-worker and then realize later that you already have one.

Some years back Mac tools came out with some kind of clicking adjustable wrench. Thought it seemed like a good idea untill the clicks wore out and then the jaws get really sloppy and loosen up constantly. Dont buy any adjustable that clicks. My 2 cent.

When you get a teddy bear free for your wife for Valentines Day with that new set of Snap-On sockets.

You start calling your favourite tool "My Precious".

Only if you like pain. Think I saw one of these attached to a gun in a Cat tool book.

I hate for some of the vintage wrenches I have to go homeless because of a few markings, they need a home too. The tools I buy are for my own use and enjoyment and not gonna be able to retire on selling unmarked tools. Probably be sold for pennies on the dollar one day when I check out.

Best bang for buck IMO.http://www.amazon.com/AIRCAT-1150-Killer-Torque-2-Inch/dp/B007WQQ90A/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1419821693&sr=8-4&keywords=nitrocat+impact

This Is what I was thinking when I saw this.

I bought some metric quarter inch drive sockets from there, shallow and deep for around 16 bucks. Brand was Great Neck. Covers from 4 to 14 mm sizes. I also used to use one of their Duralast brand 3/8 ratchets. The ratchet had "guaranteed for life" stamped in the handle and the warranty was...

Yes, yes it would.

Somehow I missed the part about what you were doing with the rods and the pics. I would advise against using anything homemade when it is critical to your safety, as in jackstands.

Never have with 7/8 bolt but have with multiple other grade 8 bolts. Dont see why it shouldnt work.

Nice. I have most of these and use them often. For old wrenches the open ends are tight and the box ends have thin walls. Love the sunken panel pebbled finish.

Probably just my 100 and 50 dollar bills.

Apples to oranges. I have used them and love them for the applications where they work. I can use both kinds.

Big garlic press.

Bought one from Snap-On

Agreed, they have a much better tool organization system.

Maybe, my impact wrenches seem a bit slower in the cold.

I love them. Get one if you dont have one.