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I know I'm relatively new here, but why bother posting "this has been beaten to death" and "use the search" type replies? Seems to me that not everybody here sees or post their opinion in every single thread. Just because you have expressed your opinion in previous threads does not mean that...

Very nice, I am impressed. What is your profession/trade and how did you learn machining? I would love to learn how to make things like this one day!

I posted in the hot deals forum, kmart has craftsman jumpers on sale 6ga 16 ft for $20 and 8ga 12ft for like $11. Both sets poudly stamped made in usa. Nobody posted a reply but I thought it was an awesome deal!

What a lazy sleaze. At least he gave you the money back. Sorry you had to go through that mesa but thanks for warning the rest of us!

My 26" black husky is identical to my craftsman and box said assembled in usa. I hope they didn't go to china.

Because I didn't think about it when I was in the store.

I got one and I also LOVE it! Love it so much I bought one for my dad and my gf bought one for her dad. I bought the 5 drawer as well but did not like it as much so I returned it.

Seriously? Nobody has these china wrenches? Are they china or taiwan?

You gotta be shittin me!

I bought one, thanks! They were in a box at the top of one of the isles and the guy had to look all over and then get it with the lift. I felt kinda bad about only getting one!

Looks like pear head wins!

Hey I was in sears the other day and looked at these newer evolv combination wrenches which come with the cardboard packaging. Honestly they look pretty good. They are full polish and look to be longer than normal rp wrenches and he forging, fit, and finish look much better than my last...

WrightGrip full polish for shure!!! A fine wrench and extremely comfortable.

To me it feels like good quality round heads for the most part have very little drag when ratcheting compared to pear heads.

So, pretend you broke an ear off the starter mounting boss on a cast iron SBC (this is a common problem), would this be a good way to make the repair? I'm assuming this could not be done with the engine still in the vehicle. What would the process be to repair the block?

Never tried the circular saw with abrasive blade. I have used on the other hand, sawzall and angle grinders. My opinion is that angle grinders are the better choice since the blades last longer.

Yes I have the HF ones. Yes they are great holders! Yes you should buy them! My only complaint is that the 1/4 are easy to break but they give you a **** load on them so no biggie!

Pick which side yer on and feel free to explain and discuss!!!

Please post some pics of the china wrenches when you get the chance I would like to see them.

63 specialty tools?