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Everyone else has already said it, but the glue in MDF usually contains formaldehyde which is nasty stuff you don't want to breathe in or get into your eyes. You should have good ventilation, dust collection, and wear a respirator if you cut it a lot.

Picked up a Sunnex creeper recently and it's been great so far. Used to have the Harbor Freight plastic one and it was ok but it would flex with my weight and sometimes bottom out. Sunnex is made of metal and rolls really smooth. So far so good.

The prices on these have gone up (like everything else) in the last 3 years but they're on sale now for cyber monday. I picked up the red 6 ft table for $285 to use as a reloading bench. I bought an 8 ft black table over the summer for $375 and have been very impressed with it. Very rigid and...

Prices on tool boxes, metal cabinets, metal tables, etc. have already started going up in some places like Home Depot and Lowes.

I hardly ever shop at Amazon for tools anymore, they rarely ever have the best price. I like using Camelcamelcamel.com to check the price history of Amazon item. You just copy/paste the amazon link into the camel website and it'll show you a price chart over time so you'll know if you're...

Just tried cutting up buried tree roots with my M18 multi tool and it worked great but dulled the blade pretty quickly. Much faster than the pick axe.

I did a quick search on Amazon yesterday and saw $42 but can't remember if it was 7" or 10"

I've been very happy with my Yost 865-D2.

The channel lock sets are great

I bought both and stuck with the Wrights. The Super Combos were nice and I liked that they were a little longer but the finish has some small issues and I'd read about the jaws spreading on the smaller sizes. The Wright wrenches performed perfectly on 30 year old rusty stuck BMW fasteners that...

Lang or Kastar kit hands down.

I was looking at a Tradesman a while ago but after finding out they were made in Taiwan I couldn't justify the price so I went with a Yost 865-D2 that I've been very happy with. I'll pay a premium for made in USA, but I didn't feel the Wilton offered anything over the Yost that justified being...

Another vote for VIM, very happy with the long torx sockets I have, a necessity when working on VW/Audi cars.

Looks like thread chasers to clean up dirty/rusty threads.

Another vote for Wright they are great wrenches. Look for Wright 958 that should give you 7-24mm. That set is on Amazon for $248 right now.

I have a Yost 865-D2 that I've been happy with: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0792Q71Q5/?tag=atomicindus08-20 The Yost Ductile Iron and similar Capri vises (probably made in the same plant) get good reviews. Ridgid also makes a similar design that is reviewed well.

I have an M12 stubby in 3/8 that is really impressive and I would buy again. It's been some of the best money I've spent on tools. I used mine extensively doing work on an E30 BMW and it made short work of drive shaft bolts, engine/transmission mounts, intake/exhaust manifold nuts, and bell...

It's excellent and fits into small places - Very powerful for it's size. Buy one and a get a Sunnex 3351 metric impact set to go with it.

I have the 3/8" stubby that I use most of the time but also have a 1/2" mid torque for doing wheels, suspension components, and anything that the stubby won't break loose. The stubby is very impressive but there is still a place for a more powerful tool. You [I]can[I] remove lugs nuts/bolts with...

A lot of people on this forum really like the offerings from Wright. I'm very happy with mine I just wish they were offered in long pattern.