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Well I can tell you that the box does not feel flimsy. It feels like a tank.

Is this real? It's my dad's: Untitled by t07n, on Flickr Untitled by t07n, on Flickr Untitled by t07n, on Flickr Untitled by t07n, on Flickr He got it at the fleamarket for like $150-200.

I think Prime is worth every penny if you do internet shopping. Most people will pay more than $70 for shipping throughout the year. You pay around $10 for GROUND shipping! Amazon Prime is 2 day and they are 98% on time. Not a lot of online merchants can beat Amazon's pricing anyways. It's...

How can you not be a fan of Snap-on?

I just bought the Harborfreight pneumatic power bleeder and it is awesome. It's only $20-something with 20% coupon. Don't get the mityvac hand held one for bleeding. It's a pain to operate and your forearm will get a work out every time you bleed.

Why can't they put dual 80 heads in click-types? 36 isn't cutting it for some tight spots.

I tried the Premium ratchets today. It is NOT as good as Snap-on Dual 80s. It clicks ridiculously loud and clunky for an 84-tooth ratchet.

If you want to save Craftsman, just buy their stuff.

Took advantage of the Sears sale: -bolt extractor set with case -screw extractor with case -3 pcs pry bar -hybrid ratchet wrench metric (Needed these for tightening brake lines while my power bleeder is still on the bleeder ******)

There should be a sticky about Snap-on warranty. Every week we have the same discussion.

That's why they use blue threadlocker.

DOT5 is completely different fluid so I do not expect it to work with DOT5.

Is the OTC a rebrand of this? http://www.amazon.com/dp/B005HVG4GQ/?tag=atomicindus08-20 Let us know how that tester is! I'm thinking of picking one up if it actually works.

I'm starting to buy more Gearwrench too. I love their flare nut wrench set. For something that's made in Taiwan, it sure feels good and heavy in my hands. Definitely a top source for Taiwan tools.

Using a ratcheting wrench like these:

why not just use a box end ratchet?

I really don't see why they can't stamp USA on the newer ratchets. Some people here speculate that it's because they are trying to gear towards international sales, but I think that's just made up BS. I really want to know the truth behind why they do not stamp USA on their tools when it's made...

No pic? They don't have pics on Snap-on's site either.

Interested, but where are you in CA? I might be local. San Jose here.

I'm tempted to buy that set as well just to have almost every socket possible. I just don't like rusty sockets =/. It appears that some people are seeing them rust from sitting there.