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The old mechanics at my dads shop had SK's when I was a kid and I always thought the looked great. So keeping that in mind I'm a little biased. That being said truth is that the sk 3770 with a little grease in the inside is smooth like butter and built like a tank. For me the sk3770 is my goto...

That is a score and a half

Order in # 100020307. Thanks HJE!

Thank you SK count me in :)

This guy... https://www.harryepstein.com/index.php/otter-bone-handle-tachenmesser.html Lost the first one to the TSA, the second one to the desert and the 3rd one is in my pocket right now. for some reason I really love this knife. It's sharp as all get out, and holds an edge and just has a...

This guy is my goto 3/8 ratchet. It's built like a tank and with a little lube I don't notice the tooth count. http://www.harryepstein.com/index.php/ratchets-3-8-drive-26871.html I've got several Dual 80's and they are super nice but for some reason old bent handle SK is my favorite.

For me I use both but I favor one brand over another for certain pliers... Knipex: Side cutters Cobras Pliers Wrench Snap on: Slip Joints needle nose Long reach pliers I love the talon grip snap on needle nose pliers and their slip joints they are absolutely the best. Knipex wins...

90% of what I use on the regular... ssh vim screen tcpdump strace ps top df du iostat vmstat sed awk grep ping telnet curl nmap

To follow on to some of the earlier comments in this thread I have a few of the gripon locking pliers and I haven't been super impressed. I feel like they performed for me right at the same-ish level as recent irwins. Pros: They have a lot nicer fit and finish and the release mechanism...

Re: Wyley & Gene\'s While we're posting cool old shop photos I'm kinda partial to this one... It's my old man's garage...

I cary this guy... http://www.harryepstein.com/index.php/otter-bone-handle-tachenmesser.html German made Otter. It's really sharp, affordable and I dig the way it looks ( nothing fancy ). HJE is currently out of stock on this particular model but if you search their site for otter a bunch of...

New bottom end in the CR250

I use the Wadsworth ratchet super deluxe... It's pretty nice and I've used it's been handy a couple of times: http://www.amazon.com/Wadsworth-Ratchet-Super-Deluxe-Tools/dp/B0000WTWZ2 Also I use the heck out of a good ol 1/4" ratchet with a 1/4" hex bit socket, that's usually my go to.

Hi all - This ratchet has been Sold! Hello I have a used in good condition SO tf936 for sale. I picked it up recently as part of a set of tools but I already have too many 1/4" drive ratchets so I don't need this one. Asking $40.00 shipped Thanks!

I own both the 1/2 and the 3/8 PI torque wrenches I they are great. The only downside and I would imagine this is the case for most torque wrenches is that they are fairly coarse toothed meaning that the swing-arc is pretty far. Not the end of the world but all in all I really like mine and...

That is a solid buy... if that were any place close to me it'd be in my garage by now.

I built this guy and man it's a beast. Used 1/2" plate for the top and it weighs 3-4 hundred pounds. I've got it on casters but it's more or less stationary and it's solid + easy to clean up when I make a mess.

old thread or no... I went split beam PI 3/8 and 1/2 and I've been happy with the decision.

I have these pry bars and I'm not a pro just a weekend guy but I beat the snot out of them and they work great! They don't have striking caps but bought on sale at <$20 I hit them with a hammer pretty regularly and they manage to hold up fine. I imagine that at some point I may break a handle...

I'm just a weekend warrior but I mainly use electric / cordless tools (Milwaukee fuel is some good stuff). I do have a small compressor for blowing off dust and airing up tires. That being said I do miss not having an an air hammer ( no good electric equiv ) and I sometimes wish I had a blast...