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i know a carpenter who can verify this aswell. i believe he has two of these sets and i never hear a complaint from him about them.

a leatherman will likely never outperform a dedicated tool. but its strength is if you are only going to put one tool in the car the leatherman would be on my short list. the current model i'm using is the supertool 3000. iirc i picked it up on sale for less than 60. the only fault i have with...

So i'm in dallas for week and decided to visit Northern Tools. Side note it was an even better store than i thought it would be. While there i noticed they carried titan tools. I have heard Good things about their ratchets In several threads. The first ratchet i picked up was the 1/4" drive with...

I can see using the gear wrench set being useful for mire things than just changing oil depending how large the nurlled Rings are.

Only about 30 bones to me just because I would have top source the other things too. I think if some one already has M12 line tools maybe 50, but everyone is a cheap *** around here.

New makita lithium line, brushed, no complaints.

who is cheaper my guess is they are within 5 bones of each other.

Did you do that with SO, GW, Genius or another brand?

Japanese car nirvana:bow:

If you have access to Gearwrench I think you would be happier with the long 0* with ratcheting and box ends. If you are going to buy the style you linked to I would suggest the SO from personal experience as a long wrench can do a lot of damage to a fastener if broached wrong or snap itself in half.

I'm down with this price if it caries no questions asked warranty but I doubt it does.

if you have a GW 120 xp can you do a head size comparison since they have close degrees of swing? I like the handle shape just curious about head size.

here is a link to the ultimate space efficiency I have found to date. http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=215660

Williams, just like a ford any color as long as it is black. I would suggest finding on with the handle style you find comfortable and buy the bits you think are the best value for your needs. I mentioned Williams because it is the SO just costs less.

I know the green you are talking about just never heard it called kermit green.

Never heard of kermit green how hard are they to come by?

Wish still had mine, they grew legs while I left my tools at the shop for 3 months. I could not find a filter size they would not fit. Used them for some pool plumbing too in a pinch.

Check out the vintage tool box thread. There is alot of nice old portable boxes.

Is it a very small inspection table?

I'm rocking one motion that views the whole shop sans office but I don't keep anything expensive up there. Wanted a dog but the boss said no. I also have a hermit who lives in his shop and keeps a good eye on the building for everyone, nothing beats having a mindful warm body to deter thieves...