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matco makes some impact torx that pretty nice I've twisted a t-20 but a 12v impact is a lot of power for that tiny of a bit. If they twist on you you can always exchange them they are 1 piece

get another box Seriously I was in a similar situation... that bigger box was probably the best money I ever spent. Thought about spending money on organizers but doing that would probably have cost me half what my box would and I'd still be stuck with a undersized box. Mechanics time saver...

heat might be a concern in the summer

yeah but why would you leave it hooked up long enough for either of those things to be an issue?

maybe if they offered upper mid range tools at online prices I'll pass on a $750 hex and torx socket set Most of the time you can get their not house made tools (like gearwrench) for half what they want online

if an impact wrench will fit use it otherwise use the ratchet with the exception for when you are worried about over torquing a bolt with a impact I've got an electric one. It's real nice because it saves me from having to use a ratchet where my impact won't work. You can also get a better feel...

hows a bad alternator going to kill a jump pack?

No I don't even know the model number only info I have is in that thread parts aside.. 600 sound like a good deal on it in relatively good condition?

Haven't got anything... was planning on the cornwell but am having second thoughts Cornwell is 600 I could probably get a snap on for that if I keep an eye out there's one for 700 firm and another for like 800

I'm just going off what someone said in this thread Does snapon have a lifetime warranty regardless of who bought it? http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/archive/index.php/t-141948.html

Looking at picking up a new used tool box box #1: cornwell 12 drawer 42w and 24d overall 22.7d drawers. It was made by kennedy in 2001 and parts are no longer availible Box #2: snap on 7 drawer 40" wide 20" deep The snap on would be newer. It's smaller though. Which would you choose...

yep I have the stubby version I think was discontinued. I use it more than my $100 locking flex matco.

thread tags: 1/8" impact wrench, daily dose of humor, dope.smokes.dope, drugs.are.bad, honey, i measure good, i shrunk the ratchets, im smart, put the beer down, smoked 1/8 kilo, with matching breaker bar

The 5 drawer HF cart is pretty awesome for what it is. If you want to triple the price you can pick up a nice used SO/matco cart that is similar that will have maybe an extra row of drawer(s) and maybe a couple extra inches in depth and width. It'd prolly hold up better to being rolled around...

I've got matco stuff. Some is good some is bad. I like their 88t locking flex ratchets and 1/4" impact sockets. Have a set of impact torx too. The t20 tip is twisted (12v impact wrench) but other than that they have held up better than I expected. The 1/4" tools with that gold coating over...

is that canada or something lol? I could drive to HF now and get half that stuff cheaper than the ad

tooltopia has a ton of gearwrench bogo deals in the promotion section

sears can **** a fart out of my ***

yupp I got excited thinking it was a 16pc of either system

Looking to get a 1/4" pneumatic riveter and hand riveter. I'm leaning towards the astro pr-14 which does 3/16”, 5/32”, 1/8”, 3/32”, and 1/4". I've heard good things about the HF but figure the astro makes more sense since it is probably better made, within $10 of the HF, and will do 3/32"...