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You guys are so lucky to have the us general boxes over there, the options in Australia are dismal, the snap on boxes are even made in china but still priced at the made in usa prices.

Anyone have any idea if they’re going to eventually come to Australia? Our current choices are either poor quality or extremely overpriced.

What’s your opinions on this? Dude is a clown.

Depends what you’re working on. Some situations you can get away using either, some situations only a certain configuration will work I prefer a regular flare nut wrench, feels the most solid. If the job requires a breaker and crowfoot I always feel like the attachment at the anvil doesn’t...

Working on gas infrastructure we get new tools provided by the company for every new project. Boss gives us the card and we go to the local tool shop and load up with what we’ll need. Tool shops in Australia really have a **** selection of hand tools so if Milwaukee brings these out down here...

I think these were a failed experiment to see if anyone would notice the difference from their regular product line. There’s a reason these are only $99. The original ratcheting flexheads are still available at $300

Not all the kra boxes are made in USA anymore. I have an older one that was made in Canada and a newer one that was made in china

I have some Wiha flush cuts, they say Germany on them but the cardboard package they were attached to said made in Vietnam, work fine for me anyway

If you can’t figure out a use for them then you probably don’t need them, pretty obvious? They are very useful for machinery and pipe/flange work

Does anyone use koken regular or zeal sockets with snap on ratchets? Sounds like the regular should be ok and the zeal might have issues? Thinking about getting a full set of regular koken deep and shallow and a set of the shallow zeal if they fit ok with the snap on, not interested in...

Hey Rudi, car and garage are coming along great. Can I ask how you went about restoring those longchamps? I have the same wheels that unfortunately got spray painted when my car was stolen, have the car back now and had a quick clean up but definitely need a bit more work to look as good as...

Wish these were available in Australia, the snap on kra series we get now are made in China, my one is a bit older and made in canada

Yeah has been recovered, been pretty thrashed but still driveable. Tyres on the rear and power steering pump destroyed from obvious high rev full lock burnouts and one side seems to have hit a pole pretty hard too. Worst part is they sprayed all the badges and the wheels black with cans without...

Good to see you’re enjoying the Ute, make sure to keep it secure. mine was stolen recently and used for a bunch of shenanigans including fuel theft, motorcycle theft and multiple chases

I have all of them in m18. Had the same theory and bought the non hammer drill and the sds rotary hammer and probably could survive that way but sometimes the rotary hammer is just too bulky and the non hammer drill is just too light duty so I got the hammer drill and I’m set for whatever

Podger bars we call them in Australia, on the shelf at any hardware. I use multiple ratcheting ones daily for construction and heavy pipework fit up https://sydneytools.com.au/product/daytona-boxps2430-24mm-x-30mm-black-finish-ratchet-podger

Tour of the gmtk military tool kit starting at 3:00. I’d never seen one of these before, pretty cool