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My Snap On guy in Moranbah in Queensland is great! He is always open to negotiate on prices. I always pay below the price of what is listed on the website. But we do pay a premium for Snap On over here compared to the US.

You can buy Australian made Cresent Linesman pliers still here in Aus.

Stanley also bought out Sidchrome Tools here in Australia. We are getting a lot of Facom crossover tools into Sidchrome now like the Facom pair shaped ratchets, pliers, screwdrivers and the 440 Wrenches. All are branded Sidchrome although I have seen the od ratchet with Facom written on the...

Heaps of tools and a good collection of fishing lures too by the look of it. Nice!

They look great I hate to think what they would be worth in Aus

Working in underground mining you carry a shifter on your tool belt as it is easier and lighter to carry one shifter than a heap of spanners. And if your real lucky you can get a shammer which is a shifter with a metal block forged to the side of it so you can use it as a hammer or a shifter...

I've been using the Led Lenser H7 for a few years on the mine site on my hard hat, use it when fishing or working on cars at home and it is hands down the best headlamp I have used by far. 170 lumens on your head with adjustable beam is pretty impressive. I'm currently thinking of upgrading to a...

Penetrene oil is the best I have used. I don't know if you guys get it in the US though?

Sidcrome in Australia are using rebranded Facom ratchets now but that is no surprise as Stanley own sidcrome

Thanks for the replies guys I will have to see how much northern tools and the such will ship to Australia for. Thanks for the offer Jastech I might go down that avenue if northern and tooltopia can't help. I just don't believe it would cost around $40+ to ship here from the eBay sellers. I will...

Hi there I was just wondering how much you guys in America pay for your Hansen socket organizers? I'm looking at a complete set of 6 but will cost $90 + delivered of eBay is that too much to pay? Cheers Judd

Dam blue or green? Theses boxes look great!

Very nice mate! Will look even better with the riser and lights. What's did you pay for them both? Cheers Judd

I've used plenty of Koken hand tools and think they are of a very good quality. I've still got a 1/2 ratchet that I have abused over they years and have never had a problem with it and because of this i wouldnt hessatate to buy any tool that is made in Japan. I've never used their air tools...

I have two sets of CAT screwdrivers which I am led to believe are Williams and they are great. I also have two sets of Snap On hard handles and they all seem the same and of the same quality

If I had to borrow a tool off someone to do a job than I went out and bought that tool. You have a good list in the posts above. Buy the best sockets and wrenches you can afford and invest in a good set of ezi outs, stud removers and tap and die set

Early on when Teng first started being sold in Australia they had a nickname of Twang as their tools often broke. Some tools are still over priced for what they are, like their tool boxes etc. in saying all this I bought a Teng 3/8 torque wrench 13 years ago for torquing up rocker gear on...

Why wouldn't you get them machined if there was plenty of meat left on them after you machined them.

I live in Australia and it was off a FPV Typhoon sedan. They are cross drilled and slotted rotors but not carbon-ceramic just unreasonably expensive but a lot of parts over here can be expensive. Saying that normal rotors for most standard passenger cars only cost $100 or slightly under for a set

I just had a car with brake shudder, rotors were warped so checked the thickness and had them machined for $30. The cheapest set of new rotors for that car were $550 a set (355mm). Without checking them with my micrometer to see if I could get a machine out of them I would have cost my customer...