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WTF is a "high speed" ratcheting screwdriver? My hands can only turn medium fast.

they are zip ties why wonder about coo its not the end of the earth.

We have Cox in our crane shop and they have been bulletproof. The HF looks like a decent clone.

a twenty year old laser can be beaten by hundreds of new lasers that are less than 50 bux. Even green ones.

I'll say it again. Innova 7111. Research it! It ain't the best but it works.

I bought a set yesterday in Seymour TN. Had an extra 10% off for ordering online and picking up in store. Very impressed especially for under $50 out the door!

Research Innova 7111, it's impressive and bluetooth capable and free lifetime upgrades, Autoauth capable. It's the best scan tool I've ever had and I have 2 autel bluetooths. Just don't want to pay for the updates anymore.

I had to jump thru some odd hoops but got a charger v8 filter for 3 bux.

What's the difference in open vs closed?

I'm an ironworker foreman. We use all Milwaukee power tools because of the 5 year no questions asked warranty. If you read the fine print on the DeWalt 3 year warranty it states that ANY tool used in a professional environment is only warranteed for 90 DAYS! Some of my Milwaukees were built...

I work for a large crane shop and just the freaking size of some of the stuff we have to press requires a 50T.

Indexing ratchets are what you need to be looking for. I have several and they have gotten me out of some odd situations. Stanley made them for years. Not really as low profile as wrenches but nano sockets help.

I have a BUNCH of m18 fuel tools and I freaking love that inflator. Big work truck is 80 psi and I just plug it in and go do other tasks. The auto shutoff is the bees knees!

That's it.

50T air/electric over hydraulic here, I can't remember the brand but do recall it was made in north Carolina. It has never failed to produce the expected outcome.

I have a hatchet 12v as well and this damned $20 off brand works just as well.

Mine charged up fine and lasted about 15 minutes on some 3 inch branches. Second bat went 20 mins.

My Hercules 20v has been good to me. Bought it open box for 15 bux. It won't get as hot as my generic 120v but it's great for quick things.

I bought one on the first coupon and liked it. I was glad to see the coupon reappear and bought another one. Hell the batteries alone are worth more than the total price.

Those spikes are bullpins used to align bolt holes in structural steel beams and columns. Every ironworker carries both sizes in their toolbelts.