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Great find! I'm jelly.

Just like Notgrownup stated, it never ends. I'd suggest after each reorganization is to use it for a month. Then reevaluate.

Great idea! Just like others have already mentioned, just add a decent socket set with 1/4" & 3/8" drive and wrenches. You can debate metric or standard up to you, but with these you can do almost all the repairs except major driveline components.

I've had good luck with socket organizers from Amazon, which they have many types/brands. I know that might be frowned upon but for the amount of tools I have at work it work cost me dang near $500 to use Tool Box Widgets which I almost did. Instead went the amazon route and figured If I didn't...

Those are looking good. Hoping to get mine in order when my financials get a little better.

I guess I'll throw in my two cents. Almost all my wrenches under 27mm & 1 1/16" are Snap-On. I've owned and used them well over a decade now and are great tools. I haven't used or seen a Nepros in person, but have heard good things. You did mention purchasing them in Japan. Just wondering where...

I use them every now and then. Great for holding hoses in place in limited access places. Like any specialty tool, you don't always need it, but when you do...

It's possible. One of my coworkers has a Husky box and Hutch combo. He's been using it daily for around ten years and it's still holding up. I know a couple others that have the higher end Husky's for a few years now. My Snap On Master series is seventeen years old and have only had to...

I was in the same boat just before Christmas. Needed a decent tool box for home. I was wanting to purchase the USA made Craftsman at Lowe's. When I finally looked at them in person I wasn't impressed and a little sad at what I've seen. Very flimsy and it looked like the castors were put in with...

I know this is an really old thread but when the "Tool truck" person tells you they can't warranty something, you need to double check with corporate. I've had Snap On truck tell me one thing and corporate tell me another.

I've been a School Bus Mechanic for quite some time. I primarily use Snap On due to them being marketed heavily in our industry. I'm slowly switching over to ICON for convenience and price (tool trucks don't swing by to see us much unless someone owes them money). When I was a Technician for...

Started cleaning it out. Need to make room for our cars. After I get it cleaned and organized, step two will be get it set up for to do list/projects. Have a lot of the tools I need just need organization.

That's awesome Ryan. I'm finally starting to set my garage up for my ever growing to do list/projects. A chance at this is again awesome.

So far they have held up. Haven’t had them for years yet but quality seems on par. Also I’ve seen great things about their warranty process. I’ve also been using their Hercules battery powered impacts etc. Got great deals on them and added warranties to them. I’ve had some bad luck with Snap on...

I'm a School Bus Mechanic and have been for fifteen plus years. I have mostly Snap On stuff but have been slowly getting Icon stuff. Mostly sockets and wrenches. The reason being is Snap On keeps going up in price. Not a problem if you warranty something but if you lose a single socket it costs...

That's awesome! Enjoy.

Looks like a KRL Master Series. Never seen that color option before. Does it have the sticker in back? Also the lock cylinders should say Snap On as well.

Could you give us a little bit more info on what you want out of them. If it’s weekend or monthly warrior, just about anything will work. So just find good deals. Quality used tools are an option as well.