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Where was the Grabo on clearance at?

I just did the same job on an X3 chasing an evap error. Aren't they so much fun to work on?

I was going to say, I remember it being a member here that developed this ratchet and there was a whole thread dedicated to it. If you have questions just ask @teagueo or go check out the thread that covers the development.

You mean to tell me my King **** wrench doesn't make me King D....

So many things just got added to my snap-on wish list thanks to your toolbox tour. BTW are you looking for a mechanical engineer that loves to turn wrenches?

As an owner of an Icon box, I can confirm the feel of the store model was due to abuse. There is a mechanism on the slides that allow you to adjust how much force it takes for the initial pull.

You were saying?

I find this and the low profile bits really handy as well. If you want additional stubby bits check out the Linus Tech Tips bit sets at lttstore.com

I got a CIVIVI knife around a year ago. It has been a solid knife, my only complaint is it doesn't stay as sharp as I would like. I probably need a proper sharping setup though.

Picked up a couple spray guns yesterday with the sale since we a making progress towards respraying the Barracuda.

Yes, they are. I have both version of the ratchet and low profile SAE and Metric sockets that come in the sets.

This ratchet and sockets allowed me to replace a wheel bearing without having to fully disassemble the suspension to gain access to the bolt. WORTH EVERY DAMN PENNY

No, I just ran out of money.

That's what I said too. Let me just get a ratchet and see what the fuss is all about. Then it was just unique tools that maybe different brands didn't offer. That was 20+ ratchets, 2 line wrench sets, 1/4in and 3/8 socket sets, and various other odds and ends ago.

Mayhew Stubby Torx Might be a good set to look at to supplement the astro nano. I just it all the time working on my BMWs

Snap-on also has some that carry the snap-on (BTCP600 and BTCP400) branding but have different sizes that I did not see offered by Lang.

Looks like Hobby Lobby still sells them.

I saw a post on reddit and now this. Failures can happen even with the best tools out there. These all appear to be issues with the metallurgy, brittle fractures without additional deformation of the tool that I would expect to see if it was being "abused". I will say those electricians pliers...

Hell of an upgrade there.