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I’ve had the same experience with them snapping at the shank. I bought large pack of the Diablos on clearance from HD 5 or 6 years ago and have used them quite a bit. They work great even on large limbs/small trees. Oh, and if you have the orbital setting on your recip saw, this makes them...

Damnnnn, that’s nice. How many others are shopping for one right now?

Thanks @65k10. I don’t have much Carlyle, but think I prefer the old colors.

Name is the best way. The stores in the Atlanta area are mostly corporate owned and are just listed as “NAPA Auto Parts”. Several north of Atlanta area are “NAPA Auto Parts-Quality Parts”. FYI the stores are independent, not franchises so they are able to price things however they chose.

You probably need to select a company owned store to get that price. Depending on where you are located, there may not be any near you though.

It’s not just you. Give them a try. The NAPA distribution network is pretty good.

Well, you guys just took another $20 from my pocket.

My solution is a tool bag. Holds more in a smaller space.

I had one like that for years except horizontal and it was terrible. I won a door prize at a Home Depot corp event for a similar one plus some air tools. I exchanged them for an oil free vertical and couldn’t believe how much quieter it was. But I still plumbed it as far away from my shop as...

I see tools on occasion but almost never anything of good quality.

I was really tempted by this one...

I have one in my shop that is ceiling mounted, but the rear legs are on the floor. The front legs are about 3 ft off the ground so that my hardware storage bins can slide under.

I bought the SAE screwdriver set several years ago. They are very, very nice. I highly recommend.

I started with a set in my Jeep when I was in college. After graduating, I added basic stuff to the daily driver. Then I bought a tool box and started accumulating. That box now lives in my detached shop. Overflow happened and I ended up with a box in the attached (daily driver) garage plus a...

Welcome! Great price on the insulated drivers

Will you share the part numbers for the impacts sets?

Glad I didn’t know about that set as I really don’t need the pliers

This week I picked up a couple of things on super clearance: 7" linesman pliers $7.20 PN# LP7 Mini end cutters (great for zip ties) $6.80 PN# MPEC5 Mini diagonal cutters are also on clearance, but they are only down to $22.99 unless you have an account PN# MPDC5 Better hurry if you want...

Seems like more trouble than sticking to one battery platform with adapters when you stray from that platform. I had been running all Ridgid but then added a few Ryobi tools. I recently purchased the Dewalt chainsaw. All are powered by Ridgid Batteries.

I’ve seen these in Lowe’s and love the idea, but never pulled the trigger. At $13 I couldn’t resist and am in for 2.