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all of it. Or ask in the comment box when u place the order.

Very useful, especially where diagonals or a hammer cant get.

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These are great screwdrivers, wish they still made them. For some reason the phillips versions with the same handle are hard to find.

I've seen them branded Stanley as well

Petersen museum has a basement, but you have to make arrangements to view it. I'm told it's worth it. For the proper experience, seek out a HF that has been there a while, with the proper worn floors and more vintage feel. Some of the new stores feel to upmarket.

Had a 5 year old Craftsman ratchet lock up at the junkyard. SBD sent the same Overdrive ratchet to replace it. It doesn't fit into the blowmolded case, but the SBD USA ratchet does.

Is it for sure on a pallet? The 52" version is just wrapped in a box and fits in the back of a Durango.

I have the long handle variation of that ratchet, and I think the regular too. I like them, not as easy to source here. Zoro has some selection of Gray.

Harbor freight has one that looks like the first one you posted, no experience with it.

People rave about these, and I didn't understand why they would be better in many situations, but I bought some at a reasonable price. I can't explain it, but they just work really well. Channellock/Wilde/someone should bring them back. HF around here never has the long nose ones in stock. I...

I have the craftsman set, and liked them enough to acquire a second set for the house... Craftsman for metric, and Dewalt for sae iirc. Definitely the same apart from cosmetics, but the sockets on the Dewalt slide all over the rail, go figure. Seems like stock comes and goes for some of the V...

I'm not crazy, but theres probably an empty pepsi buried under there somewhere

I think the Dunlap name stopped in the early/mid 60s?

My 2019 Studio isn't that bad tbh.. the Gibson Smell is more important🎸

The fake one stays in tune? :LOL:

I've had the 2 shelf version for a few years. It's held up fine, except the paint peeled off in comically large sheets. I drilled some drain holes in the shelves. The 3 shelf model seemed a lot sturdier in store, and likely more useful. I'd buy another (3 shelf) if I had the room.

Oh i'd just put a sanding disc on the DA for that. idk about strip discs on something as thin and large as a hood.

Those probably wont hold up to that much sanding, and the 1/4 sheet sander are annoying to reload. The RO would be fine for sanding a couple panels, but stripping a car to bare metal is asking a lot of it. The Bosch R0S20VSC is nice. Stripping discs on the DA you have should do something. A...

I actually use that one more than the 801. Did they carry Makita when Rona was still Lowes?