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Wrong choice for using with chisels, punches, etc. You want a 'direct connection' with these types of tools. Dead blow types tend to reduce rebound which is a plus in some situations.

Grainger, McMaster-Carr, Fastenal...

Snap On every week in Southeast Denver at motorcycle shops where I meet them.

With my Euro car with all its magnesium, aluminum and plastic my 1/4" drive sees the majority of use. Suspension work normally entails the 1/2" drive. Motorcycles see mostly 1/4" drive also with the exception of the axle nut. I'm using my 3/8" drive tools less and less.

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And for the left hinge, p/n 550A1020 - $14.85

And this has what to do with tools?

And what does this have to do with finding tool truck equivalents?

Age unknown. They are Swiss needle files. They are used for shaping and removing metal, usually in the watch and jewelry trades. They are worth whatever you can get for them.

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This. I like the hollow shaft version.

This, although I use the larger sizes for cooler and A/C lines on my cars.

What he said! Found mine way cheap on eBay.

What he said...

I guess i'm the voice of dissension here. I haves only used them twice (friend of mine owns them) and the experience has been bad. Poor fit (metric nuts) and in both instances, the sockets have failed (split walls) when hit with a powerful impact wrench (Snap-On XT7100). The good news is that HF...

So I came across this sale on eBay: http://www.ebay.com/itm/261573800945?_trksid=p2060778.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT My question to all of you is, would you spend this kind of money the person is asking for without a VERY complete list of tools (meaning exact part #'s and...

My preferences also

Unless you live in a place that has 0% relative humidity, yes you have moisture in your air. The compressor exaggerates the problem. The question is how much it is affecting your use of the compressed air. From what you have posted, it appears it is a problem. As others have noted, there are...

Hmmm, I don't see that anywhere in the Snap On warranty statement.

This ^. Not quite as nice as the Longacre but for everyday non-race use, you can't beat the price/performance.