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Pretty much never. I prefer regular ole screwdrivers. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

They absolutely do. It's in Wisconsin. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Yup, either there or Kenosha, Wisconsin That's where most of their hand tools are made. (For USA) Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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If I'm using a cordless impact, it's gonna be a 20volt dewalt XR 1/4" drive and nothing else. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Yes, it's made to allow the use of torque wrench bodies. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I'm the same way about the old school snap on orange handle screwdrivers. I don't care how much they cost. If they are in good shape I buy them. I like how you can use a wrench on the craftmans Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

How much where they? More expensive than Kleins? I have no problem spending Snap On money on hand tools and I'm not a pro. For me it matters more how they feel in my hands. That and I prefer American made. Products these days (doesn't matter really what it is) just feel so cheap and trashy...

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this can help you identify the year which may help your search. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I was not aware of that. Haha! I wonder when they switched from just being a mail order company to having stores? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Already have more tools than I have room for in multiple boxes. I prefer to buy the best quality tools I can find and prefer them to be American made. For me it is also a family traditional thing. My Grandfather used Snap On tools in his body shop and passed them down to me. I will pass on mine...

Nice! The wheels are just regular snowflake repos. Pretty sure they are just 15X8s. They may look a little wider because the front end has eibach lowering springs with no isolators and 225/50 R15s I don't really like the way it looks but this is the only size tire I can get in 15" Switching to...

Thanks for the input. Had never seen or thought to look into one of these little compact compressors. Gonna go with the huskey 2gal 100psi oiless from Home Depot. The prep work is no problem. Lost a lot of skin from my finger tips when I was a teen 400 grit wet sanding hoods, fenders etc in my...

I just bought my first Snap On tool box off of offer up. It is a KRSC33A. Came with both keys and is in great shape for $225.00 What would be the best way to repaint/refinish it? From what I gather Snap On uses a urethane paint when painting these. My grandfather owned a body shop for 35...

That garage had me all jealous haha Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk