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US made? McGizmo, malkoff, surefire, hds, arc, endeavor, cool fall, some streamlight, inova, and several others that I'm probably missing. You just have to look around. But you get what you pay for. If 2 is 1, 1 is none.

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Personally I've never named my toolbox and I don't care for sticker bombing. Some guys like the stickers, to each their own.

I recently ordered a set to try and save room. Much to my dismay they take up more space then my Ernst wrench racks that hold them at a 45° angle. At 8 3/4" long they only hold 10 wrenches whereas I was able to get 12+ with Ernst. They actually cost me space. I really wanted to like them, they...

I have a kexp725, it's 2 pieces 84" powerbank on the left and a 60" on the right. If you look underneath it, they ran 2 pieces of a "c" channel between basically making them one unit. Then they relocated the casters, I suppose you could separate or in theory join 2 units together. Not sure of...

Evap systems should be tested with no more than 1psi. Anything more can damage them. The eeld500 usually puts out about 15" of water. That being said it says right on the eeld600hd/wv711 "DO NOT USE FOR EVAP TESTING" What are you trying to test/use a smoke machine for. Another useful feature is...

I suspect the eeld500 is made by vacutec, but exclusive to snap on. Look at the eeld500 then look at the wv711, styled very much the same. Much like the eeld600hd is a vacutec wv711. I own both, both are very good machines. What is your intended use for the smoke machine?

My current set-up, but always looking for different ideas. My torque wrenches are in cases in a separate drawer because I ran out of room.

Backup on the tx72