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Short answer: YES. I'm not a tech just a shade tree mechanic. Being able to securely thread the funnel onto the fill port means I get both hands to pour the oil jug. Which for the 5 quart jugs I use helps greatly for the first 2/3rds of he pour.

They're for Angus' birthday present?????

This 30 footer has been a faithful servant for 30 years. Do I need another one for the next 30? Or will this one go another 30 for a total of 60?

Yes Sir correct. 2-packs can be had in your local warehouse. 4-packs can be ordered online and gently placed on the "WELCOME" mat at your front door. I shagged two 2-packs yesterday.

Costco's Kirkland brand 2 each 5 quart jugs is $8.00 off making it $29.99 a box.

I can't tell if OP is in California but if he is here is what carpenters frame with there. Solves any and all fitment issues on the spot.

I too have the 1/4" set and like them. How did we lose sight of this simple, effective feature?

Got a personal friend who races professionally and had the full Snap On race sponsorship for three years. His shop tool collection is very similar. It's crazy insane/fun to just wander through all the slides in all of the boxes.

Decades ago when I lived in the Seattle area I understood that these were also known as California framing axes used primarily for track housing framing. Where carpenters, in pursuit of framing speed, couldn't be bothered to drag a saw along with them and would make any required "adjustments"...

Welcome from CA (Central Alabama).

Now I want to pet your pet beaver!!! And test my avatar which isn't girls jumping on trampolines but............

Fret not dear friend. Don't F around. Get the 1/4" drive. Get a 3/8" drive. Get a 1/2" drive. The beautiful trifecta. You'll be ALWAYS PREPARED. You're in the mood now OVER act on that impulse. Full disclosure: I have all three sizes (in the yellow color).

Where are "the erection test" results?

Sliding in here right at the end. I have plugged, I think, four tires in the last seven years with highly economical Slime brand plug kits from Autozone. All have worked perfectly. Before you flip out............I had one hold perfect for 40,000 miles until I bought new tires. I have had the...

Bottom shelf of my workbench next to the side angle grinder.

Did you also find the 1979 Rigid wall poster that goes with the pipe cutter?

My 20+ year old Craftsman battery operated "hammer" tool sounds like it could be a candidate. Or a modern version if there's one out there in your case. Internet photo of said Craftsman "hammer" tool:

Good grief Charlie Brown. $520 minus $180 = $340. :lol_hitti

Am I gonna be in trouble if I admit now, 40 years later, that I used to use a 16d (penny) nail to wedge open the guard on my Skil 77 saw when I was framing a houses' cut roof walking the wall top plates?

American: "why???" German: "uhhh, because we can?" American: SMH.