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Interesting that GW will offer a lifetime warranty these bit sockets, but won't any of their others anymore. I'll still recommend GripEdges over others.

I've been through Snap Ons, Wilde, Matcos, Mayhews, but I will always go back to my Macs. The handles on them are just the absolute best for my hands.

Dude always writes a novel to say that anything other than Snap On will basically cause your vehicle to explode.

I have yet to find a tray / rail / holder for locking extensions that seems to work for me, especially the shorter ones with no shank and all locking collar. I have to double them up and set them longer to fit in the holders I have. Something stacking or that clips on the side of a drawer.

I stuff my own hotdogs using an M18 caulking gun, the talk is relevant.

This is one of my favorites that I've called out. Reporting the pages do nothing, new ones just pop up, and there's enough bots / people with a room temperature IQ to get them populated again. I only buy from people that will take paypal since they're the only ones that will do anything to...

As much as I hate Gearwrench, their big set with ratcheting handles is pretty slick, and they come with bigger tap sizes than most from what I've seen.

So in other words, they don't.

VIM charging an outrageous price for mediocre import tools? In other news, water is still wet.

I have the Snap On set with the instinct handles. I've bent and stabbed myself too many times with the cheap ones.

Other than collecting, I see no reason to bother repairing old Craftsman stuff. Just call or email and get it warrantied, they don't even make you send back the new one so you can still hold onto it for "nostalgia".

Excellent! I'll be ordering a set of the 12 points next time I know I have an ISB turbo job coming, right now I'm up to my neck in Navistar rebuids. The crowsfeet are a nice surprise I wasn't expecting, I can finally replace my trash Indian Sunex set.

Dude always makes it sound like whatever is being worked on is going to catch on fire the moment anything from Harbor Freight touches it

The Icon double box (mountain wrenches) are plenty comfortable, and I'm a 6'9" gorilla that leans on them plenty without them giving. If you want ratcheting combos, I like my Mac Precision Torques.

VIM launched a new product that they didn't make at an absurd price? In other news, water is still wet.

Big Proto set that I got from a fellow member on here. I typically use the 8 and 10mm ones for doing valve work on HD diesels.

I don't really care if people collect tools, new or old. What annoys me is when people who clearly don't use their tools "review" them. Lastbesttool being one of them.

Maybe not, but even warrantying them once can make it worth it. Compared to paying to mail it back to have them MAYBE warranty it, which they probably won't.

I use them daily, they've replaced my Icons for regular use.