I got one of those cone drill bits to drill holes in plastic.
Works great !
https://www.harborfreight.com/1-4-quarter-inch-3-4-quarter-inch-high-speed-steel-step-drill-44460.html
Yup, that's my screwdriver set also.
One of the most used tools in my entire toolbox, obviously..
So, great call, one of the best $10 I've spent.
The next closest probably costs $20 elsewhere.
The jacks seem insane. This is $60.
Even at cheap competitors, this would be 3x to 5x the price
https://www.harborfreight.com/15-Ton-Aluminum-Rapid-Pump-Racing-Floor-Jack-64545.html?
Never seen this.
What is it used for?
I've been using mine inside the house. Nice sturdy light.
https://www.harborfreight.com/14-in-38-in-drive-long-reach-dual-flex-head-ratchet-67994.html
Never seen this either.
Why do you need this?
I typically just grab my 3/8 or 1/4 (or both)
The $10...
The best deal you bought compared to what you'd have to pay if there was no HF.
My vote is US General 16 drawer toolbox
The price is now $300 + $200 = $500
I did not pay anywhere close to this.
I paid like $300 or something, maybe even less...
This is the perfect summary of the HF battle.
I have tons of tools in my chest that I would never pay $50 for using once. But, I gladly paid $5 or $10. That is the true power of HF, to allow access to tools you simply could not justify at the old price point.
LOL, a friend just asked me that! This caught me off guard, since I've never met a car guy who doesn't know anything about HF, regardless of personal stance. How do you explain the complicated HF phenomenon to a newcomer ?