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I believe chadstoolbox.com has kits? I have not checked on this, though. -Dan

Payment sent. Thanks a bunch! Hopefully they are engraved - for some reason I don't like the lasered sockets. Either way, it's a great deal. -Dan

I would like: * New 12 pt metric 3/8" drive set * New 6 pt SAE 3/8" drive set * New 6 pt metric 1/4" drive set * New 6 pt SAE 1/4" drive set How about $35 shipped? -Dan

Yeah, it's risky business pulling with a strap/chain combo. Youtube has more than a few examples of this. I have pulled a tree down with my old beater Ford Focus... Big strap hooked to the hitch (yes, I towed trailers with the car, too). That car was a total tool! -Dan

Nope, wasn't wondering. Garage looks great! The foundation repair made me tired just looking at it... Keep the pictures coming. -Dan

Thanks again, all! It's great to see some local folks around. I'm originally from Chicago, and went to school at Kansas State University, but I've enjoyed my 3 years in Tulsa. socketjockey: Glad to see another young engineer. There are quite a few engineering opportunities in Tulsa - much...

I dig the Porsche fridge. I'm assuming that started life as a wine refrigerator? I have heard that those generally don't keep things very cold, have you found this to be true? After spending time in Switzerland, I was amazed at the popularity of Coca-Cola Zero (called Coke Zero here in the...

Hey, welcome! Have you seen the garage condo thread? I picture your shop just like that one...your average warehouse shop. Can't wait to see pictures! -Dan

Thanks again guys!

Yep, I have one of these that came with my Milwaukee drill and it is great for woking under a car. -Dan

Thanks for the welcome! Someday, I hope to be able to purchase some of your quality tools. I am a mechanical engineer who works with Swiss equipment much of the day in my current career. I appreciate efficient, simple, and sound design, so naturally "The Hammer" gets me pretty geeked up and...

Some great advice in this thread. I'd work for any of you guys! -Dan

I've been lurking around this forum for nearly 3 years, and have finally started to post up. I bought my first house back in 2007, but didn't have the money to begin fixing up my garage. Now that I'm the ripe, old age of 27, I have a (small) amount of money to put into my tools, etc from time...

Mines.

Busted again. Yep, they work well but they skip a bunch of common sizes which drives me nuts! -Dan

My wife just saw the pictures on page 19 of this thread and is now positive that HIRISC is Batman. Looks great, love the FFR pics. -Dan

Busted! The only HF tools I have are ones that I plan to abuse, so hopefully these hold up. -Dan

Nothing impressive, but most of it was purchased while I was in high school working at a shop. I have tried to purchase mostly name-brand U.S. made stuff, but some HF tools have snuck into the box over time. Boxes in a cheap bench, with a $60 laminate countertop from Lowes. I do relatively...

The Kobalt is a 53" box, but the Craftsman box shown above is a 40" box. Even with a fridge, the 53" box seems like it would have a lot more space. -Dan

Helped myself to all 3. Can't hurt to have another set! -Dan