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How do you like that PI torque wrench?

I left a #2 phillips screwdriver from my 6 piece gearwrench set under the hood of a Silverado. The independent tool guy tried to charge me $20 for a replacement when the whole set cost me $15 on sale from Advance Auto. Lol.

^^^^This

Have a newer craftsman one that I use on a regular basis at work. It's noisy as hell but it works great.

Here's my setup. What I started with at school. My current setup at work. Ratcheting wrenches. Stubby and midgets. Full Gearwrench set (SAE 1/4-11/8 I think and Metric 8-24) and open ends. work in progress. Measuring/testing and cutting. Hammers/misc. ratchet/extension...

Idk what you do, but I want your job. :lol_hitti

I have both the Williams and Powerline. I had to snag one up after using my Dad's Snap-On. Bought the Powerline first and liked it so I wanted to have a second one for the truck and bought the Williams. Neither compare to the quality of the Snap-On but they're a good little ratchet to have around.

This needs to be in the thread of WTF!

Where are you guys finding Snap-On torque sticks for $100?!? :dunno:

Great find OP. Just placed my order. Thanks! Just a quick question, does anybody know COO?

Hey sleepy, let me know how you like that impact driver if you don't mind. I've been eyeing it for a while but am always to scared to pull the trigger.

I couldn't agree with you more here. Look at harbor freight with their new flex head ratchets. They're providing a feature the customers asked for at a price they know we're willing to pay. My point is that Crescent isn't offering a product feature or benefit. They're not relying on quality...

Actually it is a theory! You nor I know the exact reason this particular manufacturer chooses not to use lubrication in their ratchets. Therefore you saying it is to cut production cost and maximize profits is in fact only a theory/educated guess. The practice of cutting manufacturing cost is...

Got ya! That's a good theory, especially when thinking of a company trying to maximize their profit. They're selling not based on customer perception or value but on $price$. So if they can skip the lubrication to maximize their return I'm sure they wouldn't think twice about it. It would just...

excuse my ignorance. but how much does a thin layer of oil cost?

Tried to place an order but they gave me sad news!!!

I have a to say, these seem a little gimmicky. Think I'll pass on this one, but thanks anyways OP for looking out!

From my research I've found that it is a military based box for aviation but I have no reference as to how it looked original. Scored it at a flea market for $15. Sorry for taking up so many post, my comp. would only upload one pic at a time. Thanks again in advance for any help!

CMS - Louisville, Kentucky

Any help would be appreciated. I'm trying to restore it to original but I don't what original is for this box.