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I'm looking to buy a good extension cord for running 12A power tools from a generator or other portable power source. I'm seeing some cheaply priced 10/3 x 100' and started wondering if I need to be concerned about copper-clad-aluminum strands or not. It was an ordeal trying to find the pure...

Where? Over here, hand tools aren't overpriced at all.

Some folks think they make the rules, and like to hear themselves complain about trivial things. These people are pathetic, just ignore him.

Why do you think I prefer NWS over Knipex? I never said that. Maybe you prefer men over women because you like mustache rides.

NWS pliers are better than people crying about forum dates all day. On a current, ongoing thread, no less.

Whenever you let anyone touch anything of yours, you have to be prepared to deal with how you'll handle a potentially awkward situation, if it comes back in worse shape, or if it never comes back at all. Getting mad won't help anything, but will hurt your sanity. If it's a close friend, then...

I've heard that oven degreaser might work for you, but I've never tried it. I just debadged my new trailer, and some of the stickers were impossible to remove, like the Dealer's Billboard Advertising they expect me to parade around for them for free. I used a heat gun, and all the stickers...

I'd sell you mine, if I didn't want to keep them. One of my most favorite tools.

Or three (3) small box-end raised-panel wrenches for only $95. It looks like he polished the **** out of them. http://www.ebay.com/itm/ANTIQUE-VINTAGE-CRAFTSMAN-3-PC-STUBBY-BOXED-END-WRENCH-SET-4-CHECK-IT-OUT-NICE-/272183094245

Look up the part numbers online, then check eBay's completed listings to see the current market values. Click on the USED radio button, to see their second-hand values. I might be interested if you're selling a Snap-On rolling tool box for cheap.

He's taking all the fun out of buying old/vintage tools, then price gouging you for his "labor". Perhaps it's a lucrative business for him.

They would be used for holding/clamping things, securely. :headscrat:headscrat

I don't know, but those pictures reminded me to never get cushion handles on anything, ever.

Yeah, I was thinking that was kind of extreme, but it says the drawers are 16G, which is still really ********. Looks more like a stage-prop, all gothic and stylized, but I've never seen an old, used box that looks like that. They tend to be more rust-colored, and much less cool looking. I...

This seems to be the best way. I have all chrome 1/4" and 3/8" drive, then opted for the DUO Grey Pneumatic sets for the 1/2" shallows, and then regular GP impacts for the 1/2" deeps. I am sort of tempted to get a full set of the DUO sockets in 1/4" for my new M12 Fuel impact gun, though...

I have the Jokers, they're completely flat at the ends, with no offsets. They're also not "reversible". They don't have a lever, so you have to flip them over to change directions, which adds to why they don't have offsets, but the open end is completely straight forward too, and have that...

That guy sure does make a lot of money. My contributions for him to be riding around in yachts with celebrities and strippers, has kept me poor. I feel like a greasemonkey slave.

In a shop, I'd rather just have one large box. I wouldn't want to unlock 3 boxes every day, and I wouldn't be moving it around much, if at all. A larger box is more prestigious, and commands respect. For the home, I'd probably rather have three smaller boxes, as long as I already had homes...

Oops, sorry. I spoiled the good fun for everyone. My bad, B. Spoiler alert.