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Pair of Channellock 337, 7 inch diagonal cutters and a set of 3/8 extensions.

I've got a 928E as well, but aside from the basically 1 sheer pin a year, it's been stellar. Fires every time, runs great every time, clears snow, every time.

Picked up a new Gearwrench 84t XL 1/4 ratchet and some 1/4 extensions by Tekton. Think I've fleshed out my 1/4 sets now. I like the XL handle not for the increased torque but it's just more comfortable to use. I've got a nice short Snap On for the tight spots.

You mean various piles outside by type isn't a storage solution? I have 30, 35 gallon tubs that I keep my good scrap in, then I have boxes/containers for scrap that I'm going to recycle. Big stuff sits outside, organized by type and whether or not I'm keeping it.

I have deep SAE and metric Pittsburgh impact sockets - have been nothing but satisfied. Definitely a great buy.

I don't mark my tools. I'm a hobbyist, so usually they stay at my house or if I take them with me, theyre not going to wander

Its a scam from neither - camelcamelcamel just looks for the prices listed. My assumption is it's a price from amazon marketplace - a non amazon seller using the platform to sell. The scam id the seller, my thinking. When it sounds too good to be true...

Exactly what I do. My initial thought was "go big or go home" but I honestly didn't know how much I'd use it, so I went cheap. Glad I did. With the small one, very easy to move around and position for all sorts of situations.

Duhhhhhhhh. I didn't think that through completely did I? Haha. Though if the handles feel that good, you've got my attention. I will have to check them out. I've got specialized pliers and such for my electronics work, but do need to upgrade the pliers in the box.

That is a pretty set of pliers. How are they to use?

I everyday carry is a streamlight stylus pro I have abused this for over two years, and it's still fantastic. My dad and best friend also EDC the same. It's Bright, it's light and it's tough. Only $19

I bought a box of tools a while back, misc. 12pt half inch socket set (mostly) set of Petersen vice grips and.... A pair of Bonnet battery pliers. Quite nice, nice movement. I don't have any other bonney tools, but I like these. I bought the box mainly for the vice grips and a couple of sockets...

I would imagine, well, hope, that's a typo for "you will not be disappointed" I did a double take as well. Haha

I agree on the sentiment for just going with impact sockets for half inch. I do have a set of 12pt half inch with some SK, but I haven't got the SK impacts. I've got Pittsburgh pro for deep and Tekton for shallow, but I've never been dissatisfied with any of my SK pieces. I've got a smattering...

Picked up a set of external torx sockets so that I can change a bad wheel bearing/hub in my diesel Liberty - I only need the E14 but the solo socket from Lysle was like $5 on amazon while the set of 7 from E6 through E16 was only something like $11.50. Plus, made in the USA. Also grabbed the...

I gtrabbed a set of the kobalt locking pliers on black Friday (small and large curve jaw and needle nose) for cheap. They're not terrible, but no comparison to my old Petersons. I played with the Milwaukee ones at home depot the other day, they seem solid as well. They are definitely metal - its...

That's actually not bad advice. I'm a home hobbyist and I have the Pittsburgh deep impact sockets and they are more than sufficient for that purpose. If I was making real money with my tools I might look towards a truck brand but I have had no problems. They fit well and work. What else can you...

I replaced my aging dewalt cordless drill with a makita from the LXT line of lithium ion. I picked makita for the sheer size of options, and I've got multiple corded makita tools that are all excellent. I may upgrade to their big brushless impact wrench next year, but I've still got my craftsmen...

I'll give ya two fiddy.

I've got a pair of Chippewa boots I absolutely love - took some breaking in, but once they were, they are super comfortable. They're pricey, but I've had my pair for 3-4 years, they're fully rebuildable, and made in the USA. Wouldn't own another pair.