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unless you are gonna be using it for a lot of high torque applications like suspension work or taking off a lot of lug nuts theres no need for the 1/2. The 3/8's is a good middle ground. I guess it really depends what you are working on if you're gonna be using it on a lot of bolts 15mm and over...

Anyone know where to get them locally? HF doesn't have them and the auto parts stores say they don't have them/don't know what they are.

the mac awp-050 is a beast the mac site says it's rated at 1260ft/lbs

Watch out there are 2 m18 fuel 1/2" impacts. One is basically the 3/8" with a 1/2" head that makes a little over 200 ft/lbs and the other is the 1100 ft/lb one

anyone use them? If so how do you like them?

forget it

For what its worth... I have the crastman pro. I haven't had a chance to use them yet, but the pliers do seem to be very solid and well built. I don't see them twisting like the cheaper pliers do. From what I read they are the same as channel locks and some of the truck brands.

they also have the $75 gift card for the 1/2" btw

forget it

What would you say a NIB set of 3/8" 10-24mm shallow and deep impact sockets would go for in the classified section? It comes in a package deal with a mg325 for students... I want the mg325 don't really care about snap on impacts (plus it skips 22, wtf?) so I'm considering buying the kit and...

craftsman 255 piece if you can find one Has 1/4" shallow and deep in metric + sae 3/8" shallow in 6pt and 12pt and deep in 6pt for metric and sae 1/2" shallow in standard+sae craftsman wrenches t10-t50 torx (not impressed) comes with some allen keys too The one I have was made in USA

Just picked it up with $3 in SYW points and 12 random bonus dollars I got... no such thing as too many screwdrivers. Keep an eye out for those bonus points people, I just picked up the Cman Pro snap ring pliers on sale for $15 with a couple dollars in points and a different $12 dollar bonus...

I own 3 HF magnetic trays and am more than happy with them. Now I just use it for smaller bolts... mostly 7-13mm heads but as long as you don't overload it it's plenty strong.

I've got the m12 fuel. It's powerful but it's not that powerful. It will pull bolts that my 12v hex dewalt won't, though I've tried it on lug nuts on like 5 different cars in the shop at it wouldn't touch them. It also won't break bolts that are holding steel bumpers on or a lot of bolts a 3/8"...

magnetic part tray and pittsburgh pro studdy flex head 1/4" ratchet

Why 84t>120? Do they accept matco guts or something? http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000V5G7LU/?tag=atomicindus08-20 can get the set of 4 for the price of a matco 3/8"

No discount on the armstrong. Thanks

I've been happy with my dewalt 12v max.

I've got a student discount through matco and can get the 12" flex head 3/8" 88 tooth for $77 and the 17" 1/2 inch drive for $100. Are they really worth the money over the gearwrench 120xp (4 for 100)? I mean I know we are talking US built vs taiwan but all the reviews of the gearwrench I'm...

alright thanks just realized I posted this in the wrong forum