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Looks like more a collectors item than anything.

I had a KRL722 Master Series in red for almost two years. It was very hard to note any scratches in the box. I used it every week, at least four days a week. I had since traded up to a 60" Epiq Series box in Gunmetal. Not as impressed with the box as I would like to be. I have the scratches that...

WAYYY overdue, but I wanted to give a huuuuuge thanks to Gipraw for the awesome Christmas gifts. Couldn't have done any better. 20pc Gearwrench set 9mm and 11mm to help complete the set Wrench racks for each set Snap-On 4pc mini screwdriver set Craftsman bottle opener Knipex 7" Alligator...

You're very welcome! Glad everything was good and the package arrived safely! Sorry the flip flop had to show up separate! Sounds like you had a Merry Christmas and I hope you have a Happy New Year!

Guy at work has the V8 30/60s. I'm a big believer in having a 30/60, since like some have mentioned, you already have a bunch of 15 degree wrenches. I was able to get a set of Snappys very cheap, so I guess I'm ultimately biased to those..

I'd love to be a part, but I everyone that has said they will participate is either a Senior or Alliance Member. Hopefully I can be a part of this neat experience!

Re: Your thoughts on using just 1/4" and 1/2" drive tools Abandon 3/8" drive?

I have the 1/4" Snappys. Use them from time to time, but definitely not my go to socket. I could replace my shallows with them I guess, but I typically need the clearance of the shallow. When using a deep, it's normally out of necessity.

The box production one is pretty interesting as well.

One of the best comments I've read. Catch hell everyday at work for my liking of Snap-On tools. The people that say the most, spend their money on other things and have the least amount of Snap-On;)

I rock a 1/4" composite, older version. Takes a lot of beating and perfect for cold weather, as mentioned by others. Price seems pretty steep for a HF ratchet, also noted by others. May try out a 1/4" one, being the most common I use at work, but not all that into the flex. Now if the flex...

Thank you! Appreciate it. Took me a bit to get the box setup exactly how I wanted, but it was definitely worth it for as much as all the tools get used.

I agree! Hopefully that will get changed soon. Can't believe how big the list is.

Hansen Socket Trays were on sale as well. I wanted to get some of the c-clamps, but they don't say USA on them. I saw the Chicago, IL part on the wrapper, but nothing on the clamp itself..

The new Truck Tool Equivalent Thread http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=249851

I've found that Milwaukee can cover all of my needs, work and at home. Own both M12 and M18 items at work, along with both at home. Own multiple drills, impacts, ratchet, sawzall and even a high torque 1/2" impact at home. Not disappointed with any of it, performance is great and battery life is...

Know what I'm doing tomorrow now.

My ratchet of choice would be the Snap-On FX80, hands down.

Snap-On for most of my hand tools Knipex for many pliers, along with Snap-On for a few Gearwrench for ratcheting wrenches Milwaukee for all cordless tools Chicago Pneumatic for all air tools Mac for a few individual sockets and a ratchet Craftsman for a few misc things like pliers, screw...

eBay would probably be your best bet.