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When you see a mechanic and say: "I wonder what name brand tools he uses?" When you see a tool box and just want to go through the drawers to see what kind of tools are them.

Ok? Once you get a Husqvarna, you won't regret it. Most Husqvarna's are made in Charlotte, North Carolina. That's also where we get our inventory from.

There's at least $500,000 worth of merchandise in these pictures if not more.

Don't buy junk. Get a Husqvarna 223L or a Husqvarna 128DJX.

Got a set of Snap-On picks(ASA204AO) on ebay for 10 bucks, well 15 bucks after shipping.

It looks tiny. But it's a 25000 RPM, 1/4. It came with a manual, but it didn't say anything about it.

I bought a Kobalt Mini Air Die Grinder today, I noticed it had a screw on the side. I think it is some sort of valve. Could somebody tell me what it is and what it does. I turned it a little bit while I had it hooked up to the compressor to see if it maybe changed the speed, but I didn't notice...

What are swap meets?

I might just end up getting the Blue Point one. I use my Grandads at work, and it is great.

I'm thinking about grabbing a Snap-On or Blue Point blow gun tomorrow off the Snap-On truck, But what is the difference between a vented and a non-vented blow gun? Which one would be better to get?

My torque wrench. I don't build motors or anything, But I never have to use it. I got just for that next time I'm in need for one.

Re: Does Sear's Honor The HF 20% Coupon? Huh? So if I take a Harbor Freight coupon to Lowes they will accept the coupon? :headscrat

I took the nut driver back today, and they just replaced the whole set.

Will they exchange the whole set? Or just that one nut driver?

I was at Sears today and picked up the 12 piece nut driver set. I got home and started putting them in place, and notice the 7/16 looked like the same size as the 1/2. And the stamping on the 1/2 was out of line. So I looked at it for a minute and notice the shank was the same size of the 7/16...

Here's my HF cart that I pretty much use as a stationary box: Top: Junk Drawer: Pliers: Ratchets, Sockets, Wrenches, etc: Torque Wrench and randoms: Hammers and a few nut drivers: I still have plenty of tools in mind that will be added to my collection soon.

Does anyone know if Snap-On dealers will buy used tools? Or trade-ins only?

The stock number on mine doesn't match the one on the link.

Last week, I asked my brother if he wanted a Snap-On ratcheting screwdriver that I had saw in his box that he never used. I was missing the end cap and all the bits. So I got it and took it with me on the Snap-On truck and was wondering if the Snap-On man would trade me something for it. He...

I have the the Duralast Standard 3/8, standard 1/4, 1/4 flex head, and I'm thinking of adding the 3/8 flex head soon. I also have the Snap-On 3/8, and Snap-On 1/4.