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I've been conducting multiple +$200 orders through the shop Gray Tools website and don't have any complaints. (+$200 because you get free shipping) I always make sure to buy up all the good deals in the quarterly flyers. I find there is a heavy premium on the non-flyer items but I guess that's...

I like my Gray tools because they've been around for a while, they're made in my country, and the tool line category (industrial) fits with my interests and trade (Millwright/Industrial Mechanic).

Here is a vise that I believe is steel: http://shopgraytools.com/products/forged-combination-pipe-vises?variant=1056590748

I got my pair!

Those wrenches look amazing. I work weekends so I've tasked my father with picking those up for me. It was only after seeing your post that I knew I needed em.

Nice box! I'm kinda in the same boat as you. I gotta Beach box with Proto topper, single bay like yours.

Yep that's what I bought, I know electricians at work are very fond of these and so am I.

So.. Buy up all the old stock while you can?

That's some old school cool right there.

To help clear up the rust confusion here is a really high resolution studio picture of the Gray Tools hex keys: https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0203/6660/products/698115.png?v=1436381869

My order from Brampton, Ontario came in! They use local newspaper as packing material, different news for this BC boy. -

I like em buy the best, forget the rest. But in Canada I find the prices are hefty and the selection/availability are limited. At Lee Valley I can grab NWS pliers, and from Gray Tools I can order in Wilde rebrands. And Princess Auto/Canadian Tire have Channellocks, on lock.

I picked these up on sale: http://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/mastercraft-9-pc-locking-extension-bar-set-0581225p.html $27

Norseman drill bits are pretty top of the line. I'd imagine Snap On drill bits would just be rebranded Norsemans.

Just did a quick google search. I'd say use moly or graphite based lubricants.

Ball peen hammers and striking tools, pry bars, might wanna throw in a sawzall. You're going to use ratchets right?

When it comes to impact sockets I've heard the name of the game is Cr-M sockets. So what's the difference between say the low ends and the high ends Cr-M sets?

I've been eyeing those flare nut wrenches, when they're on sale in the flyer I'll be sure to pick them up. I'm thinking of picking up the 3/8 and 1/4 complete sets in this flyer. But talk is cheap...

M12 fuel, all the power without the weight. You also save a few bucks. When you need to do something heavy duty bust out the corded drill.

Ekie, Have you heard about the slow cooker and antifreeze metal cleaning method? It seems to be popular with the RC airplane community for cleaning out the little gas engine blocks.