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If you just use it for screws it is hard to beat a klein (us made). However if youpry with it it will snap easy. Stanley is reasonable and even the $1.99 phillips and flat US made set at home depot or lowes is a very rugged screwdriver. I buy the stanleys and keep em with my tools to loan out or...

I like the makita myself I use mine often. I bought them after seeing a contrator friend of mine get 5 years out of his and he is still using them daily and beats the crapout of em.

Good feeling ain't it!

Sorry I was talking about the regular line. Are the pros made in us?

I can't say for sure but the HD stuff sure looks and acts like western forge which is who makes craftsman

6 1/2 months ago I bought a 12" set of knipex aligator's after using my 10" for years and being unable to destroy them. 2 weeks after I bought I lost them I thought I left em on the bumper of my worktruckand they were gone. Well to make a long story short I went to one of our accounts that we...

For screwdrivers checkout Pratt Reed, Stanley or Klein. All of them still have some good qaulity US made tools at reasonable prices. What is it you don't like about the craftsmans the grip or the tip?

I have been using a set of wright sae wrenches for years. As a plumber I put a wrench through alot of **** "literally". I have Mac, Matco, Snap on, Craftsman and Wright in my toolbox and I always reach for the Wright. I'm not easy on tools and after beating these wrenches with hammers and using...

+2 fold up straw is the bomb

Thanks for the offer I'm in!! Never mind I see the COO as china and there is a harbor junkstore close to me if I truly need some scrap hex keys! I would however apreciate a clear concise list from Danahar as to what is made in the USA.

Anyone?

For me a shovel has to be a couple things strong, Lightweight, well balanced and wood handled. The ones that best fit the bill in my opinion are razorbacks. I know others will argue to the hill the advantages of fiberglass and I will agree they can be stronger but when I get my hands wet or...

If you are just cutting 8-10" limbs than just about any 50 cc saw will work just fine. Things to consider are power to weight ratio (not a big deal till you use it a couple hours), Good antivibe (very important after the first 5 minutes for me). The thing most overlooked on chainsaws is the bar...

Personally I would use fly rafters as in post #19. That what was in the portion of my house that burn't the worst and the rafters remained solid. However the engineered trusses 10+ ft away had begun to fail. Engineered products are a collapse waiting to happen in a fire situation. I personally...

I have poured quite a bit by hand at my place porch, repairs in driveway, reinforced the block walls in basement etc. Hell today we poured 120+ bags by hand at a factory we work at around some trench drains etc My point is it can be done. Get on craigslist find a cheap mixer. When you get bag...

That's an interesting idea! Never seen them before?

Pm me a price I'm interested. Also what isthe overall length of the wrench?

Mag drill for sure!

Let me know if you wanna part with that ford wrench. They are great for alot of plumbing connections bigger brass and steel unions, valves and such!

I have a bosch bulldog like in the pic above on my worktruck and in my garage. I also have my choice of several hilti's and built a hospital for a company that used nothing but hilti. I have used both alot drilled 1000's of anchors with both. That being said they are both great drills and...