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Temu will deliver to me...F&F won't.

Apparently after doing a little research on the pre-Italian editions, Google-fu states that these are the highly desirable and could be worth up to 5 bux.

Yep they don't have the dedicated notch but they work just fine!

The Engineer PH-57's are awesome too and a little less expensive. The very first time I cut some 4 gauge wire I laughed maniacally.

Plus one on the anti-vibe. Price diff is negligible. I have both and grab the Proto every time now.

I found this at the flea market this weekend and had to pony up 2 bux for it. The grass plated springs are nice and tight.

I had to buy the MW grinder. I already have one and it's the best cordless grinder I have ever had. It obviously won't perform as well as a corded model but is hella handy.

I believe that I have been misinterpreted in my silly reply. You guys keep on buying more ratchets than you can hold in your own two hands while using something other than your own two hands to keep from falling to your death suspended off the side of a skyscraper. If I had more than two while...

It was a joke...Temu stuff is a gamble.

Temu is only 199 lumens that's why its nicer.

I use my tools for a living in the structural steel trade. Most of you guys are nuts.

We are doing a structural remodel of a Mini dealership to turn it into a new Genesis dealership. MAC shows up on Mondays to service the BMW dealership (all the same organization) and Snap-On shows up on Fridays.

My company reimburses me for my Milwaukee cordless tools and that's great. We have a lot (mostly hi-torque impacts, impact drivers, and drills) and run most of them hard. However, my M18 fuel sawzall only lasted 6 months of infrequent use. Sent it to warranty center and received it back in...

For work I drive a RAM 3500 4x4 with a nine foot Knapheide utility box. Their shelf design with adjustable width dividers is a pretty neat system. I would recommend looking at this system for ideas. Most of the components can be bought individually in various widths for the shelves. I've...

7's and 8's aren't nearly as strong as 9's. Show up in a rebar patch with 7's and you will be laughed off the job. And yes I meant the D2000-9's. Try cutting rebar chairs with anything below 9's and it will destroy the edges.

Ironworker foreman who also has to occasionally tie rebar. Klein D9 2000 FTW!

I bought the heavy duty husky in gray (52 inch) H52CH6TR9HDV4GR for my brother last summer. He loves it and it's a fairly heavy and premium box. With my home depot card discount it was right around $788. Only one full length door though.

Heavy construction ironworker foreman here. If it has to move use a big crane. If crane is not available use the biggest lever hoist available.\ and don't fuss about the weight you goddam gen z.

Just got mine. Damn fine pair of scissors!

Aint no way I'm spending over 40 dollars for a 25 foot tape measure. wtf I can get quality tapes for under a dollar a foot.