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Oh, man , you gotta' fill that space in ! :bounce: Maybe the seal removal set if it comes in green? Looks like it would fit almost perfectly! :thumbup: Seth

I am not likely to be using them on stuff somewhere deep in an engine compartment. More like small equipment , commercial mower, hoses connected to whatever around the house and property, as opposed to vehicle repair. It appears from pictures that the Channellock has offset notches in the nose...

Let me throw this in while I am at it ....... how do the SO compare to the similar Channellock 558 model? Seth

Thanks for adding the pic. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- By general purpose I mean............ fuel filters, washing machine hoses, etc. Seth

Snap-on HCP48ACF These are the 8" "regular pliers type" hose clamp pliers. Are they useful for general purpose use or no? Seth

Pretty well settled on the Vaughan for the smaller sizes. Thinking maybe Wilton for the larger ones. Do the Wilton have an even well rounded ball? Or is the more pointed type? EDIT- Found the answer in some clear video shots. Looks smooth, even, and round. Seth

Got plans for that space in between? Looks like another 72" might have fit there. Is the orange air hose an intentional color choice? :) Seth

I contacted Vaughan about the different lines. According to Vaughan they are all the same hammers. Which I suspected, but at noticeably different price points and all with the Vaughan (as opposed to Craftsman or whoever) name on them and different logos it appears as though they are different...

That's good to know. And explains why they all look good, smooth, and even on display racks from one to the next. Seth

For the sake of clarity here are three different Vaughan wood handle ball pein hammer types. I know they brand them for different vendors but these are all Vaughan branded and fall into three price categories. I used amazon links simply for convenience but the price structure is similar at other...

I see that Vaughan has two lines that appear the same except price. Commercial ... wood handle, blue head. And Pro wood handle, black head. Anyone able to compare them? What's the difference? Seth

Thanks, I was considering some others that don't seem to be done correctly. Reports of cracked heads and such. I like the feel of the Vaughans, I like the even dome shape as opposed to some others (like the Estwings) that are more "pointed" shape. And the Vaughans are nicely priced as...

Does anyone know if the "regular" Vaughan ball peen hammers (hickory handle, blue head) have the correct tempering / heat treating/ or lack there of, whatever ball peen hammers are supposed to have for striking other tools? Seth

That's weird ..... didn't see your post until after my post. I think were both right :beer: Seth

I bet it's reciprocating saw blades. Seth

I have purchased two Husky boxes online for store pick up. In both cases I insisted that they be unboxed during the loading process. so that I could check all the drawer slide function and for other possible damage before taking them home . Plus this makes it impossible for them to say that you...

Just a note to those interested in the Husky. The earlier model Husky 72" have better mounting points for the castors and double slides on the wide and or deep drawers. They are still available too. Seth

Isn't it a two handed operation with Alligators or similar also? I think the Knipex will still grab better due to the curved jaws (maybe ChL will do them in curved too) and the angled teeth. Seth

There is this one (probably the oldest version) No lift top, not sure what type of drawer slide closing. https://www.homedepot.com/p/Husky-72-in-18-Drawer-Mobile-Workbench-with-Solid-Wood-Top-Black-HOTC7218B11MYS/302255875 The one you linked (matte black, same drawer layout as the one above)...

Hi, I just bought that one a few weeks ago. I think it is very nice for the price. Preferred the drawer layout and height to the HF and also to the new Husky 72". I think the older style black one is a better build than the new Husky. The drawers seems to operate better. This is just from...