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Wish list (all 3/8 drive) 13/16 shallow chrome 7/8 shallow chrome 5/16 deep chrome 7/8 deep chrome 16 mm shallow impact 13/16 shallow impact 7/8 shallow impact 16 mm deep impact 13/16 deep impact 7/8 deep impact Most of mine are USA craftsman or craftsman industrial. But I'm not that...

Looks like the regular price at Amazon is $55

My current favorite is the Lenox one sold at lowe's for about $8. I have a Klein, Milwaukee, and a few others, I really like the handle on the Lenox, and the Phillips #2 bit is one of the best I have used. https://www.lowes.com/pd/LENOX-Multi-Bit-Screwdriver/999926056

It looks like these guys are the OEM for several brands including Mac. I ordered a lot, they were labeled with different brands, a few of them Mac Tools.

Nothing on-line about this. looks like they did the same thing last year

I did the same, bi-metal and carbide. At $2.00 each, no tax, no shipping, it was hard to stop. Some sizes are OOS now but are in the kits. Kits are also cheaper than buying extra arbors. Ended up with 3 kits and at least one of every size for about $200. Unplanned way to "save money"...

I had the same issue. My zip code changed 3 years ago. Some shippers software has not been upgraded, old zip code worked. You might also try checking you address at USPS.com. They will suggest the best format abbreviations, etc.

costco had one just like the franklin 710 over the holidays for #30ish. Looks identical, except blue. I bought one for my wife. It has never failed.

Screwdrivers get used for lots of stuff besides turning screws. The Philips #2 is the one that most often actually turns screws. I've got lots of scewdriver sets, the classic craftsman, cman pro, Wiha, snap-on, Mac, etc... The only ones that ever get worn out are the Philips #2. If I was...

Yep, seems like someone forgot what "camo" means.

Imom, where did you find the Makita bit ratchet set. A quick google shows nothing sold in the US

I had one of those in the 90's. It's a switch that can be operated by pushing the button (front cover) or from a garage door opener remote control. Sears used to sell them as an add on. You could could use it to control other lights with your garage door remote. Pop the front cover off to...

The air sanders usually have a longer stroke so they sand a little faster. But they need lots of air, you need a big *** air compressor and be prepared to listen to it run all the time.

Reviving an ancient thread. I had the same problem today. No red scotch-Brite in stores that you can just walk into and buy. Not available at: Home Depot, Lowes, Walmart, Autozone Knock-off version available at O'Reilly Auto - 3 pad pads for $6 Amazon is still the cheapest - 20 red 3M...

Checked out the link below. If you don't have air, $100 for 300ft lbs. is not bad. Anyone know what the difference between the 4-5 models? All look identical and have the same specs but price range from 109 to 169?

They are just thin metal fixtures. I just ran a drywall screw through and screwed them to the ceiling.

I have 10 in my 3 car garage, 2 of them dedicated to the work bench area. Almost enough :D. It's very comfortable to work in the garage at night.

I put 10 fixtures in my 3 car garage (about 20 x 30) with 9 foot ceilings. White walls and floor is gray epoxy. Lights up well, used 2 of the 10 for task lighting at my workbench. Lights have a 5 foot cord with an outlet at the other end. You can string them together but the pull chain...

Sorry..... That makes sense.

It is reasonably common for clearance items to be sold "as is". But then again, these are not really clearance items, just stuff that was not intended to be sold.