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Lidl, $30, borescope, inspection camera, I bought one from them a few years ago, always borrowed. New one, better resolution, smaller screen, plus zoom, head is half the diameter of the previous, no articulation. Test before you leave, my first was DOA. I paid $50 for the previous. For $30...

Inspection camera is how it's listed

Yep. You can see it in new tools thread. 4aa batteries. Head is half the diameter of the one we still use, rez a better, plus zoom, used professionally on cars

I acquired one of those kyoto 3/8 drive spring clamp tools, now that I have it, super useful.

$30 borescope, Lidl, mid-atlantic, I bought one from them a few years ago, borrowed constantly. Test before you leave, first, DOA. Second great.

Lidl sells very functional very cheap stuff useful to me in the automotive world. I have the first borescope they sold that I paid $50 for a few years ago. It has been borrowed countless times. A little grainy, but it's paid off itself exponentially...cylinder walls. There's a new one, smaller...

HF haul Friday, the icon ball joint kit, the mayhew dominator, a new compression tester kit, and a pneumatic fan clutch nonsense kit, which now that I've bought, probably won't see anything in a year. There's been so much more, for example vim bcs-1800, and its polyhedral design.

I have a 12pt spline husky set at the house, handles most things. Embarrassing compared to what's at the shop. There, is my stupid collection of ratchets at work that some visiting techs are in awe of, and probably a third of what some of you have. Matco has the best ratchet. Yes AJ For house...

Matco 88 long handle non-flex is first grab in 3/8". Matco is just slimmer, flex locking mechanism is the best, and the 30" 1/2" version is the first thing I grab for alignments. Favorite tool....might have to be a Makita sliding compound miter saw. I made a lot of imagination involving wood...

I bought mine, polished metric, really for the strength of the box end. The strength of the open end is pretty incredible. I busted an 11mm on an inner tie rod, in a way over the limit way. Wright did replace it, with a satin, that's whatever. They don't dig into my hands. Like another poster...

I have had the Autel for about two years, it's a pretty good bang for the buck. I like that it comes with a super long cord and an extension cord which makes using it on the rear end of a big truck that much easier. The tip is removable too, and it all fits nicely in a pretty compact case.

The Chief aluminum body version had a bit too much of Rolec and carbide burrs bits after a couple of years, so for a few sheckels more, I got this Chicago Pneumatic.

86126 plus the 72 tooth 21,22, and 24mm, are some of my most used wrenches.

I've been looking for one of those, interested in selling it?

Vim bit driver with 1/4" square insert and a GW gimble ratchet I've used a few times

I work on all makes and models. Once again I will hype the best 3/4" ratchet you could ever own, not break the bank, and know that whatever is in front of you will break before this does...

My 3/8" Precision Instruments split-beam torque wrench is non-reversible.

Those useless fucks took a flex head long handled Snap-on ratchet off me in the early '00s at Dulles(IAD) when I was flying with just a carry on medium sized no frame ALICE pack to LA to work on my brother's truck. Haven't thought about it in a while. Makes me mad. They are still just as fat and...

Or buy used. I picked up the snappy for a steal from a pawn shop that had an online listing, I believe it was $250. It's going strong to this day, and was well worth the hour drive.

Gearwrench 86126 gets used almost daily