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That's a negatorey ghost Rider. I've had a set of sk hex head sockets for nearly a year, 3 have broken, the other 3 have fallen out of the socket. Grainger won't warranty them, I don't have an SK guy. Sent from my Pixel 2 XL using The Garage Journal mobile app

Best part is you can get metric and American for like $15 Sent from my Pixel 2 XL using The Garage Journal mobile app

The best part is you can put a ratcheting wrench on them Sent from my Pixel 2 XL using The Garage Journal mobile app

Spent a half hour trying to get my minibike running, changed the coil(bad anyways), cleaned the carb, still wouldn't run.... Turns out I forgot to open the petcock. Sent from my Pixel 2 XL using The Garage Journal mobile app

i leave a dogbone in our oil drain car at work. best use i've ever found for one.

Use my $200 matco silver eagle set of 3/8 daily. Haven't broken one in 4 months yet

Coworker has a pair of their small bolt cutters, they make short work of rusty brake line

I've got quite a few extensions, probably 10 or so that just lay all unorginized in the top of my rollcart. what do you guys use to store/organize your extensions

i paid $117 for my bfr118tm $274 for a set of 3 ratchets srtd3t Awesome tools cost money.

An anvil. On cl an anvil that isn't priced $2/lb

i bent a bluepoint 13mm with a 6ft piece of exhaust while pulling wheel bearings on a jeep in the jy. never broke. in my experience they only break when used with an impact

8oz stubby ball pein hammer Epic win, everyone made fun of me for having this tiny little thing, works awesome for stamping metal when you need alot of control.

who's the S-O dealer in big rapids? We're supposed to have a dealer here in kent city but neither of the shops can get one to come by (my boss owns 20-30k in snap on tools) our matco guy is awesome though, he gets my money right now.

if i had the cash to go get it, i'd bid.

while i don't own the SO version, i own the matco 8" ergonomic handle (awesome handle btw) I use this every day, prying brake calipers off, prying off clips from caliper brackets, it's awesome for rotating a driveshaft while working on a rear axle, i pound on it when i need something to move...

needs a brass hammer. i have a 2lb brass hammer that i use all the time.

as a new tech just starting out, my advice is to stick with one brand, i previously had an account on the matco and snapon trucks, $50 to one and $75 to the other each week is rough. second, if there is a good deal and you'll need it in the future, buy it. Tools cost $**/week, doesn't matter...

Love my soft handles, they are super grippy and clean up with mineral spirits.

matco 88 tooth 3 piece set. 1/4, 3/8, and 1/2 drive. they are heavy and the 1/4 is awesome for tight areas.