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Vim. I ordered the whole set of stubby torx from advance auto, then used a $10 off $30 coupon.

Unfortunately, the situation ain't much better here in the states. Sorry to hear you guys are having trouble getting good stuff from the states. Not sure I can help, but if you guys need someone to source something from the states and ship it to Oz, I would be glad to help if I can. Everything...

oldldh, they have.

I have been putting together a basic kit of tools to keep in the truck for both working on vehicles at home and roadside emergencies. I tend to buy tools made in the US whenever possible, buy\t quality is my #1 concern. Recently, home depot has been carrying the Urrea brand of hand tools online...

I believe this is part of an SSDD42 reversible screwdriver kit. Oddly, the shafts are not marked like most I've found pics of. If anyone has a lead on where I might find the missing pieces, feel free to post it. If I were to sell it as is, what would be a fair value? Thanks in advance!

Always used fastenal for my armstrong warranty, not that there has been many.

Torx bit sockets, I haven't seen much external torx yet.

Budget is secondary to strength. This is gonna be a kit I keep in my truck but it will also be my weekend wrenching kit and see occasional backup if I break something at work. So somewhere between professional use and roadside emergency. It is a budget minded kit, but I wanna put cash where it...

The gold ones are the heavy duty removal set. Not sure what all it means, but I have seen them on the truck several times, and that's what the package always says.

I need a set of torx sockets for my road box, T8-T50 at least, I can add T55-T60 later if needed. I want something US made, but will consider quality imports. I am wanting to get the best I can, as I will be using some of these on the side of the road and may be SOL for a while if I break one...

We use them in a mag drill to drill holes in truck frames for various upfitting tasks. They work well, and last a good long time, several hundred holes at least.

Pretty sure all pinless impact universal sockets from Craftsman are Armstrong made, at least the USA ones. They also make Matco pinless or did.

This probably isn't too uncommon, but got it in a set of Armstrong deep SAE impacts I bought on ebay.

Damn you kiatech. I think I am going to have to buy a pair....of the Knipex, that is.

I've read this whole thread and have a couple thought's that I haven't seen put forward, so i'll take a stab at it. First off, I like the idea and if it saves my rear once, its worth having. I'm one of the die hard quality tool guys, with USA being at the very top of my list, but Germany...

More tools in the M18 lineup, I think. Also, the charger included with M18 tools will also charge M12 batteries, if you have any interest in M12 tools. I have used Milwaukee but not Bosch, so I really can't comment on quality comparison, but I am rather happy with how my Milwaukee tools have...

I have a harbor freight one, the shop buys dayton, and the shops is down 3 times as often as mine. Everyone has stopped using the shop guns and borrow mine. Not saying they're the end all, but mine probably sees 100 rivets a day and has held up about 2 years so far. I have had to adjust it but...

Its Armstrong I believe. Good stuff.

I still need these, hasn't been a big priority. Let me know what you got guys. I have been inactive for a while and am finally back into the tool buying phase. Dan

Service truck upfitter here. Anything you want on your work truck, I can install it and make it work.