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I know zoro seems to draw very polarizing opinions lately, but they have the same one for cheaper. And if you throw $5 worth of something else on the order you can use a 20% off $100 coupon to get it down even more...

I have some slickdeals alerts set up for anything ebay.

eBay has a 15% off coupon on 9-27-18. Minimum purchase $25, max savings $100. From 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM PDT. coupon = PICKSOON https://pages.ebay.com/promo/2018/0927/69157.html

I really like Zoro. I have bought tons of stuff from them and the only issue I had was with a tool box that the freight company double stacked and crushed. Zoro was awesome and immediately sent a replacement. With a coupon you'll be hard pressed to beat their Proto prices. Actually even without...

There are some for sale on eBay and it says they're in VA. Not cheap though, but I don't know what you'd be looking at for shipping from AUS. If you aren't in a hurry you could maybe wait until eBay does one of their 15% off sales...

The Snap On KRA15A wrench rails. They are just simple pieces of plastic so they are expensive for what they are, but they hold the wrenches at just the right angle to maximize space. I don't like the rails with different sized grooves. Thanks.

This is for reference in case someone is looking for this information in the future. For those who may just want to buy the replacement bit and use their own socket. The Snap-On heavy duty gold torx bits (FTXB series) are the following sizes: T15-T40 = 1/4" T45 =5/16" T50 = 3/8" T55 = 7/16"

I watched ebay for quite some time and found the Cornwells in excellent condition for $110 shipped. It just happened to be when ebay had a sale running so my final cost was $95. That was a little more than a year ago.

I ended up buying a VIM 50 pc set of 3/8 impact 1/2 cut bits. It has torx, triple square, metric and sae hex along with some screwdriver bits.

It seems like replacement bits are either 1/4 or 5/16 at the shank where they go into the socket. I can't specifically find that on Snap On, but it is that way for other manufacturers. The reason this came up is last night I was removing a lower seatbelt bolt. It is T50 and very tight. My...

What are the thoughts on my idea to buy some replacement gold snap on torx bits and use them in regular sockets? I would only be using them at home and I am only looking for some of the bigger sizes (T40 - T55). The replacement bits are around $10/each while the complete socket is around...

Also Knipex. Price competitive normally and almost unbeatable with a discount.

I will second this. I have purchased lots of Proto from them and Proto makes really nice stuff.

Wrong thread. Sorry, this can be deleted. This information is in the hot deals section as well. 15% off purchase of $50+ max of $100 discount. Good 5-4-18 from 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM PDT. You should be able to add multiple items to your cart and checkout once with the code: PMAY4TH

What is that short handle from?

I didn't think they were real, but I did find them on page 69 of the Viking catalog.

Dave, you were right. The ratcheting breaker bar does work. They may be in the process of changing styles as the picture on the website does not match what was in the store. The down side is the bar is $11 more.

I bought the Harbor Freight 17" long 3/8 breaker bar. It's not going to work without some modifications. The distance between the tangs is far too wide, the distance from the end to the bolt hole is too far down and the diameter of the bolt is larger than the hole in the Matco head. The tang...

Thanks OP. I bought one and am going to try building my own version of the FLLF80 using the Harbor Freight breaker bar.

I just picked up the 2 sets I ordered. All the metal parts are stamped USA and the product stickers say USA. This was a great deal and I'll be storing these away to give to my daughters when they get older and move out on their own. Thanks again OP.