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Of course length.can be an issue. There are application where any and all wrenches are too long, and you need a socket on a 48" extension. But length of tool has little to do with height from the floor, that was my point. Had the comment been directed toward a specific application, like...

I'm going to say that the issue lies in the electronic device. Like said, it's hard to get drastically different results from a spring... I know I can click any of the numerous torque wrenches 20 times on a bolt... And it won't move one single degree past where it clicked. If the bolt doesn't...

Sears holdings stores AND Sears hometown or hardware, whatever they are called? They are different companies completely. Sent from my LGLS676 using Tapatalk

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Removing chrome isn't too hard. Then your options open up immensely. And you can pick whatever wrench actually looks like what you are replacing the closest. Also pretty easy to "rust blue" small parts like a wrench. Which will give you a flat black oxide layer. Very durable too. I've done it...

I use long pattern wrenches for everything possible. I only go shorter if absolutely necessary. That goes for auto work, and everything else under the Sun... Equipment. Yard tools. Etc.. And on cars on Jack stands on the ground. Nothing really to add.. Just thought this was funny. Sent from my...

Again, not sure anyone is saying that. But Lowes may Actually understand that the CRAFTSMAN name is more sought after than KOBALT... And there may be more profit in taking CM from a dying Sears and make money in a company that is not dead.... I have no reason to say yay or nay either way...

Because Lowe's carries a ton of open stock items..... Drawers and drawers of single packaged open stock items. What makes you believe they won't? :headscrat Maybe they will, maybe they won't. Not the point. I don't think Lowes will be the new sears... I actually think it would be stupid to...

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Until they have open stock, they can only do by mail... Sears does the exact same thing if they don't have it in stock... Gotta give Lowe's and SBD time to fully roll out. I think it was a little excessive for the guy to expect in-store warranty of something they store does not have in open...

Do you mean black oxide finish? Like impact sockets? Sent from my LGLS676 using Tapatalk

That's a gunsmithing driver. Very cool. They come with small Phillips like #000-#1p and some hollow ground flats in the 1/8" range Sent from my LGLS676 using Tapatalk

Does harbor freight still sell the foredom knock off? Haven't seen one in years. Sent from my LGLS676 using Tapatalk

I've been on here for quite a while. Since CM was still USA... I probably partook in some of those threads you speak of.. Sent from my LGLS676 using Tapatalk

and only a portion of craftsman is made by Apex for Sears... Sent from my LGLS676 using Tapatalk

Apex owns many brands. And manufactures tools in different countries and locations. The fact that apex makes both means nothing. APEX was still supplying menards with USA made sockets and wrenches up until just a couple months ago.. Obviously not the same. The fact GW and CM are both APEX and...

SBD has already said they will warranty older Craftsman... And how the hell did you come up with danaher craftsman tools should be warrantied with gearwrench replacements??? Danaher(later Apex) made tools for Sears... Danaher(manufacturer) had a tool division, joined with cooper tools and...

Gearwrench and Craftsman share almost no internals... I know of no ratchets that interchange parts. Unless Gearwrench sells done unknown ratchets... Gearwrench wrenches DO NOT have lobster claws. NOTHING like Chinese craftsman... Not even close.. They are not the same products, cosmetically or...

While I agree they are great for the money, and dependable, I can't compare them to professional or industrial wrenches. Even craftsman pro/industrial, imo, were considerably better all around. But I have no complaints from my cheapo dewalt or other taiwan wrenches in general. Sent from my...

Belknap bluegrass axes for sure. A couple of my favorite axes are belknaps.. Very nice stuff. Sent from my LGLS676 using Tapatalk