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Hi all, I had an external garage designed by an architect and I wanted (1) large door and I wanted it at least 12' in height, but still be able to pull two cars in side by side. So we ended up with a 20'W x 12'H. Now I am in the process of building and I'm worried that this door is too large...

Isn't that kinda like telling someone that's posts some Snap-On wrenches half price that the can get a set at HF for $20? Yeah their drill bits but I'm sure the US Chicago Latrobe Aerospace spec set is in a different league. No?

McMaster Carr item number 8834A71 is $298.74 with the following specs: Turns out the set is Chicago Latrobe 45650 which sells for almost $600 at Grainger and MSC. So dang near half price!

Will do. BTW the McMaster item number is 8834A71

No it's not. I linked to the same model number that is on the drill bit case. 45650

Not the same manufacturer, not Aerospace specs and I doubt USA. But for $30 that's a good deal too. To each their own!

Yep I heard that, but I usually trust them to sell a good brand. I was just surprised this set was half the price of everyone else.

I was wanting a complete drill bit set for the shop and had to pick up some other items at McMaster Carr so I checked out what they had. Of course they don't list brands or models so it is kinda luck of the draw. I ordered a 115pc master combinations set. Black Oxide HSS jobber length bits...

Finally got my Ridgid mounted! Now it's time to put it to work!

Looks identical to my Ridgid. Guess it is true that Columbian was the OEM for them. How did you get the handle out?

Yeah me too!!!

I took it apart and hit it with a wire cup wheel, lubed it and put it back together... I just couldn't bring myself to paint it when it is going to get used and I kinda like the weathered look. I just wiped it down with some air tool oil. -Josh

Have the model number? Thanks!

Dang, wish you were closer to Ohio I would take the Manley jack. Manley is my last name and I own a company that uses my last name!!!!!!

I went ahead and bought this set for $180. I work on Jeeps and trailers and run into the bigger sizes every once in a while and it was the only reasonably priced set that came with anything over 1-1/8" and 22mm. It comes with (10) wrenches above those sizes.. at $25 bucks a pop that is $250 to...

That's what I was wondering... how the cheap raised panel are USA made but the Pro are not???? Looks like I got some deciding to do!

Say what? Your saying that 43 pieces raised panel Craftsmen set is made in the US? BTW, that is exactly what I was getting at with that set... seems like a good value even if made overseas given the number of large wrenches in that set.

Yeah I know that and the brands you mentioned are what I am leaning towards. I just thought that was a good deal for as many wrenches that came in that set, even given the quality. Blackhawk is looking good! Right up my price alley! So it is confirmed they are made in the US of A? Thanks all!

13-14 wrenches each of SAE up to 1-1/8" and Metric up to 22 or so. Something like that.