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Anyone have expieriece with Lang offset ratcheting wrenches? They are super cheap and USA made.

I watched a guy in college slam a car hood on a nice Fluke multimeter. Also a co worker let a customer drive off with a SO Modus. Luckily the guy was honest because nobody had a clue where it went.

Yeah I know it was stupid. I was checking eBay for auctions getting ready to end. I seen the set and seemed like a good price but I didn't have time to research because the auction was ending. I am not too familiar with cornwell tool and had the assumption that they are mostly us made or atleast...

I have seen a truck around but it's been awhile. I don't know if he's still in business. I might see if I can get ahold of him somehow and tell him to stop being such a unicorn. Are these made in the U.S.? I just bought a big set of Chinese Cornwell pliers on a whim and wasn't too happy

Thanks everyone! Ok, riddle me this, would a new vim set for 150 be better than a used cornwell set for 150? The cornwell set looks decent from what I can tell but you know how that goes

Yeah just like the title says, what is the best bang for the buck master hex/Torx set that can withstand professional use? This is one area I have slacked on during my time as a mechanic and am tired of borrowing odd and end ones from a coworker. I would really like to get a nice complete impact...

I read that Mac was using these too. Blows my mind! I paid only about 7 dollars a pair average but can imagine the price tag coming off the Mac truck.

While cruising EBay for soon ending auction deals I stumbled on a set of these and bought them up.Maybe I'm nieve but I didnt think Cornwells pliers are outsourced. There was eight in the set. A channel lock style, couple linemans, diagonal cutters, couple needle nose and something else I can't...

I am new on the this site and pretty young as a tech. I am cheap as all get out but I beat rate a lot with the tools I have. A few suggestions: 1 gear wrench 120xp flex head comfort grip. 2. Sk sockets (metric)3. Sk combination wrenches (metric) 4. Gear wrench locking extensions. 5. Sunex...

I am assuming they are used for their long reach with short swing arc.

Don't know why torx is even used with anything other than the lowest of torqued screws. I have sheared off quality brand torx bits and stripped a few regular and reverse torx. They shouldn't be used in automotive for anymore than plastic interior pieces. The design is just flawed. 12 point bolts...

I honestly think the flex head 120xp ratchets aren't far behind if any in terms of feel and practicality. Now durability probably not but only time will tell

Yeah but with more tools. Drill, sawzall, light

Thanks man! I might just pull the trigger. I wish they sold a all in one kit for more automotive based application. Like maybe add an impact wrench and grinder in place of the impact driver and circular saw. I have yet to see any company offer that.

I would like to get the set the op was looking at. I have yet to use an impact driver. I have a 1/2 makita impact but has too much power for a lot of stuff. I really need a 3/8 or 1/4 impact just for taking low torque bolts in and out. Would the impact driver in this kit work good for that kind...

A buddy of mine is in school and got a Williams set from the SO guy. Idk if any of it is US made. All seen like good tools except the wrenches. To me the wrenches were more comparable to Walmart's Stanley brand. Hate them and I didn't care for the ratchets but that is probably just preference

Forgive my ignorance, but how can a pass through set have a drive size?

Used one the other day on a mustang bleeder screw. Not stock I don't guess because the rest was 8mm I think

Glad some other people think the same. I was starting to think maybe their grand use was over my head. But I'll use them next time I do struts. Seems like decent tools for those

I thought I had found a use for the ratchet when I got the gearwrench oil plug sockets then I was like damn it takes 3/8s drive too.