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Just upgraded! I know, white but I like it and I don't really do too much dirty work, more diag than anything. Ordered the carbon fiber drawer guards. Tried on a few pieces just to get an idea. Gonna get the rhino work top soon. [/URL][/IMG] [/URL][/IMG] [/URL][/IMG] [/URL][/IMG]...

lol u never know when a battle might break with the other side of the shop, gotta have ammunition ready.

nah, i was lil upset about that. i could of sworn it did but never found anything saying it it was supposed to. i just told the snap on guy to order one for me. i also ordered a mobile charger for batteries

yeah, I'm pretty happy where I'm at. the light is actually a an under hood light that i keep there. i haven't taken it out since i got the hutch. i wanna buy a fluorescent tube and hang it on top so i can still have light when i need the under hood light on the car. the hook holding the small...

yeah, how'd u know?

also like the variable trigger that my 3/8 also has. whats weird is that my friend who bought his 3/8 cordless impact a year after me isn't his trigger is "on/off"

totally agree with u on the cordless 3/8. it is definitely the most useful tool i own. without it, my paycheck would be smaller.

i don't like how batteries and charger aren't compatible with the older ones. now i have to find a spot for another charger. it came with a tote bag which is a lot more useful than the stupid black cases that sat behind my box for a year before i decide to throw them out

i like it. i've only had it for 3 days. its not gonna replace my air gun when I'm in my bay. it is heavy when compared to my air gun, probably double the weight. the light is very bright and the anvil brake feature works better than i thought, it stops as soon as u release the trigger.

yeah, it seems like i've been getting nothing but water leaks lately. it pays well so I'm not complaining.

its cost an arm and a leg but its pretty freaking cool. i wouldn't give it back. i got it more for side work when i dont have air available

the vapor barriers(door frame seal) were leaking water into the cabin. it kept collecting under the carpets until the drivers noticed the left rear was damp. resealed vapor barriers, replaced the rear carpets, dehumidified and put the car back together.

lol definitely. ill freeze in the winter and sweat in the summer for more money

SK did. i don't think SK makes ratcheting wrenches anymore. i just picked extra long flex double spline box wrenches from ez red. the snap on guy carries them and warranties them

like music and someone who's not an a hole working next to u

water leak. had to remove the carpets in order to dehumidify the interior

i gotta admit we're spoiled, a/c, inground lifts, awesome cafeteria, tile flooring and a cleaning crew. u have to work without those luxuries to truly appreciate them

my new favorite tool and this is what i did with it

added this to the collection. cost an arm and a leg but its freaking cool and i plan on using it for at least the next 5 years at home. i have it hanging in the hutch with the other cordless tools and this is what i did with it

I'm pretty sure its an irwin set. ill check tomorrow. extremely useful, i use it for my cordless driver