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I'd agree with the folks saying check CL for a Lincoln tombstone. great welder

proto sockets and snap on ratchets are what i use

I use them on the farm at least 3 times a week. Mine are snap-on but a friend uses sunex and he thinks they are great.

I use Bondhus. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B004RH309A/?tag=atomicindus08-20 Nice set and I haven't broken or twisted any yet in 5 months i've had them

+1 for the wrightgrips.

Just got this in the mail

4 x 1/4 5 x 3/8 3 x 1/2 1 x 3/4

The Gedore 7UR set is very nice so far. Only been using them for a few weeks but very happy with them.

I did exactly this to go along with my speedglas. The fibre metal is great for confined space and overhead welding IMO

I want one

Or if you have a NAPA nearby get Sunex impacts

I use a speedglas 9100x most of the time but i also use a fiber-metal pipeliner for overhead and tight quarters.

Here's my advice. Get one of the HF 44" boxes http://www.harborfreight.com/tool-storage/tool-chests-roller-cabinets/44-in-13-drawer-glossy-red-industrial-roller-cabinet-69387.html Then set aside about 2k of that 5k as a emergency fund just in case. Use the rest to buy tools.

Snap on F80 from eBay.

New pair of Chippewa 25405 Super Logger boots delivered today. These are the best boots I've ever worn. Well worth the $230 from http://workingperson.com/chippewa-boots-men-s-insulated-waterproof-eh-steel-toe-boots-25405.html

I prefer Chippewa logger boots. Been wearing them for 22 years since my grandpa got me my first pair for my 10th birthday. These days I wear model #25405. Paid about 230 for my latest pair. http://workingperson.com/chippewa-boots-men-s-insulated-waterproof-eh-steel-toe-boots-25405.html

Started out with a flip helmet, tried the HF autodark and liked it. Now I use this. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B005V68NHU/?tag=atomicindus08-20 Somewhat expensive but extremely comfortable and worth it in my opinion

I personally use wiha insulated screwdrivers and knipex insulated pliers. Mostly used on electric fences around the farm.

Thanks guys. I'll call around to local shops and see if any get visited

I've decided that I want to upgrade quite a few of my tools recently. This is in preparation for going back to school for diesel tech and heavy construction equipment. I'd really like to start replacing my cheap ratchets with snap on first then go from there. When I go on the the snap-on site...