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Hey guys. I'm a plumber and I'm looking for the best tool to tighten supply line nuts to stops quickly and painlessly. I've always used pliers which are fine when you can break the nut loose and unthread by hand the rest of the way but more often than not, a tool needs to be used to take it all...

I'm a plumber and therefore end up using hex keys quite often. Normally for small set screws in fixture handles. I've been through a few cheap chinese sets and throw the whole damn set away when the most used ones get rounded, bent, lost etc. I'm ready for a set that doesn't **** but don't want...

For $85 after rebates, do you guys think this thing would be worth having? I searched and can't find who actually makes it. Kind of looks like Seville but I don't think so. https://www.menards.com/main/p-1482132103094.htm?

Hey guys. I have a waterfurnace geothermal system that I need a new thermostat for I think. My girlfriend shuffled over to it this morning to adjust it and sent a strong jolt of static electricity to it. It shut off but turned back on when I removed the unit from the wall and reconnected it...

YMMV I can't find the product for the life of me on The Ace Hardware website but my store had 3 on the shelf. It is the exact same kit here.... http://www.cpomilwaukee.com/milwaukee-2482-22-m12-12v-cordless-lithium-ion-2-tool-combo-kit-with-bit-set/miln2482-22,default,pd.html

20V Hammer drill, impact driver and worksite radio for $219. Looks like a really great deal by looking at everyone else's price. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00JNA9AJU/?tag=atomicindus08-20

Picked one of these up today at my hometown store to throw in the car. USA made. There is even a small storage compartment to throw in a couple extensions or swivel adapters or whatever. http://www.sears.com/craftsman-10-pc-6-pt-3-8-in-dr/p-00934554000P

It seems like everybody here has pry bars and I'm sure they come in handy but just how often do you use them and for what jobs exactly? I am just a diyer changing oil, brakes, rotating tires and the like. I'm sure I could have used a pry bar once or twice over the years but I don't think there...

I'll be picking one of these up so I thought I would pass it along. http://www.sears.com/craftsman-3-pc-pry-bar-set-in-tray/p-00943278000P?sid=IDx01192011x000001&kpid=00943278000&kispla=00943278000P&mktRedirect=y

I have a few of the old Husky Pro Screwdrivers that I really like but of course the most important ones have gone missing. I want to replace them with at least similar drivers and came across these. I will basically go with whichever ones I can find the better deal on. Cman cushion grip, Husky...