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sorry for another 'bringing a thread back from the dead' post, but i've been looking all over and can't find what i need. i have the opposite problem on my 44" HF box....the detents wear out and the drawers won't stay closed. i have flipped them and they are like new again, but it's only a...

i have one of these too. yes, it's under powered, but i've been using it for a couple of years now and it's been ok. i just cut slower. i need a bandsaw for most of the cuts i make on it anyway!

i got the shiny red one for work. $359 w/ coupon, usually the lowest they have it for these days. it's pretty good i think. greasable wheels, smooth drawer slides...a comparable quality name brand would be closer to $1000 i'd think. and being for work, where it's liable to get banged up...

heck, should have just bought 2 sets of inexpensive sockets and L keys and made long and short sets! i know ppl have used L keys to replace the broken allen, but for some reason, it never occurred to me to make the whole thing. even if one bought 'cheaper' sockets and better L's, the socket...

was just reading that one a little while ago.

you are correct, i was rounding on my initial estimate. free shipping at $100, otherwise it's $9.95.

looks like about $110 for both (now), have to check shipping. don't really need the torx set, but if shipping for the hex is, let's say $15, and free w/ both, then it would be worth getting both.

is that the place you bought them from? did some reading on them, seems they are made in taiwan, and possibly the same/as good as vim and cornwell.

any one ever use sockets such as these? they appear to be 'one piece', but are made for 'impact' and are proto's lower end offering, so i'd think they should be a bit heavier duty. you can see better if you click 'enlarge image' and zoom in some. they look kind of stubby tho, perhaps for more...

i think it was mentioned here, but i did find some 'blackhawk by proto'....i think they were 12 pc sets of standard length for what looks like a good price, especially compared to other brands that only have 7 pc sets. haven't bought anything yet, too many choices.

exactly what i want to know!

thanks for all the input. let me clarify one thing...i can afford any brand i decide to get...the main reason for not WANTING to spend SK/proto money is because it will be in my work box, where it is more likely to get lost, borrowed or stolen. so while i want decent quality, i don't really...

i suppose i don't really NEED the long ones, 90% of the time an extension would work. there are things at work where the head is buried in a spot, where the long narrow hex will slip in, but the socket part won't. i tried to follow a link from another thread about the duralast hex sockets, but...

i'm looking for a decent quality hex socket set. i need standard length and long, in both SAE and metric. i see genius has quite a few set variations, but i've never heard or used them before. appear to be taiwanese. any good? which brands have the best quality for the price (not wanting to...

i used it in early december, not sure when it expires. SEARS2012 still works for $5 off of $50, just used that one yesterday because i had a $25 gift card to use and free shipping at $49...so i kept it as close to $50 as possible. i always keep my orders as close to the promo value as...

i used a set that a guy at work had, i think they were the $9.99 4pc set, i kept forgetting to ask. really aggressive, i liked them. i picked up that set for myself, hoping they were the same ones, haven't tried mine yet tho.

that's my 'regular' method too.

for home use, i probably wouldn't bother with a rack for them, but this is for my work box. need to roll the cabinet around from area to area and hopefully this will be easier to tell if one is missing (left in machine or 'borrowed').

suppose i could fit a lot more if i just tossed them in and piled them on top of each other. only problem is the fat handle on the ball peen on the left and the fat head of the dead blow on the right. i have since moved the dead blows 2 spaces right (large one against side of drawer), so i...

old freezer shelf, actually fit the drawer perfectly whole, but i cut it in half. the left edge of the rack has funny bends, so there is a little wasted space there, but wanted to leave the width in tact to touch the sides. fit the handles in, then bent the tabs on the other end up to support...