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I have the ryobi 1+ line and have served me well. they see alot of use and abuse in my house and garage and have held up well with the exception of a battery that stopped working after a little fall off the roof last month. What i really like about them is that you can pick up a wide range of...

(pass) benchtop belt/disk combination sander (Pass) Skil drill press (Fail) Pistol style wire strippers http://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/mastercraft-wire-stripper-and-cutter-combo-0529923p.html#.VGPUm_nF-So (Fail) Self adjusting wire strippers...

thats just the angle. i put one on top of the other and there the exact same. did the same with a few different sizes all identical.

That's the two 1". The wrenches are identical other than the branding. The only difference I can see is that the platting is slightly different. The Maximum seems to me a little shinier.

I can't tell you the product because I dont actually know. When I was doing decks I had three customers pay me to rip out their plastic that was less than two years old and replace it with pressure treated. It was all the same product put in at the same time, and looked okay to me but they all...

mastercraft hand tools no issues. The only mastercraft power tool I have is their electric 1/2 impact. Only gets used a few times a year but for the $100 for it and the impact socket set its hard to beat. Then again maybe I got a good one. been abusing the hell out of my $30 Jobmate Hammer...

Always remember he who dies with the most toys (tools) wins.

just another point about the in store pickup disscussion. If you dont have time/CanTire is too far away and your wife is going to be driving buy, its way easier to convince her to pick up stuff this way than to send her with a list....plus less mistakes.

I have both sets purcahsed in the last month. ill snap a pic or two tonight to show the side by side

pt $expensive, PVC $More expensive, cursing yourself everyday for picking pvc priceless. mastercard used to pay for the wood to replace the plastic.

i use the triangle sander lots, well enough to keep it around. making furniture, comes out when you get into intricate detail.

gas powered metal saw.

I remember every hand tool I ever broke. wrenched professionally for 3 years. 1 Cheap wrench, two hands on it and one side of the jaws flew off and put a gouge in my head. the whole two sets (Sae/Metric) went in the trash. One 1/2 ratchet, about 3rd day at work brand new, couldn't move a...

insurance, rag, lighter, run, and done

I personally like Fuller. Maybe that's just some Canadian pride on my part. Can't say I've used many tool truck brands but dad did have a nice snap on years ago.

im just a hobby guy but when i step in the shop hearing protection goes in, hearing worth too much to even risk a little.

r22yu. when someone says "come out swinging" they are more than comfortable in English. The fact that the email was sent to a customer is absolutely unacceptable for someone in customer service.

was towing a trailer one night and the lights died on it. Got pulled over by the cops and told i couldn't toe it at night without indicators. It was empty so he was okay with seeing the single lights off the truck. I looked at the wires, nothin obvious so i thought plan b... two...

i have a couple that have been passed down since the 1920s, still make a regular apperance when im building furnature. Nothing quite like getting a prefect curl on a nice long cut.