I got my new snap on t handle ratcheting screwdriver in(stubby red) and the geardriver set I bought(don't want to use there bits, they seem cheap and might strip out a head on a screw), but was curious where to buy apex bits or apex impact bits. I got about 12 or so from my father who got them in the military(vietnam) and they are great never broke or had a problem and wanting to get more as I wanted a few sets and spares in case I needed them. I looked at the web but never really found a place with prices and lots of variety and was curious where other people have gotten them from? Thanks.
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Apex screwdriver bits?
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Merkava_4
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I get my Apex bits from Gordon's Industrial, downtown Fresno. Do you have industrial supply houses in Phoenix? I'm pretty sure you do. On a scale of 1-10 in quality, they're a 10.
Apex Catalog PDF:
http://www.cooperpowertools.com/brands/fastening/index.cfm
Go to superpages.com and Enter Search:
.......................................................Industrial Supply
.......................................................Phoenix AZ
You've got a HUGE selection of supply houses in Phoenix.
Apex Catalog PDF:
http://www.cooperpowertools.com/brands/fastening/index.cfm
Go to superpages.com and Enter Search:
.......................................................Industrial Supply
.......................................................Phoenix AZ
You've got a HUGE selection of supply houses in Phoenix.
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Thats funny that was the site I got the pdf from last night, hahaha. We have grainger they might have them, I was curious if any websites would have better prices or do home depot or lowes carry them, not that I want to shop them...
Merkava_4
Banned
If I go to the trouble to find you a supplier in Phoenix, will you promise to buy some? Do yo have a part number?
I sent an inquiry form to Cooper Tools asking them for an Apex supplier listing in Phoenix; they should contact me by tomorrow.
Here's an online source here:
http://www.pneumatictoolsonline.com/HTML pages/Apex Bits.htm
Start calling these places:
http://yellowpages.superpages.com/l...pplies^Dealers^&EG=2&paging=1&MCBP=true&PI=15
I sent an inquiry form to Cooper Tools asking them for an Apex supplier listing in Phoenix; they should contact me by tomorrow.
Here's an online source here:
http://www.pneumatictoolsonline.com/HTML pages/Apex Bits.htm
Start calling these places:
http://yellowpages.superpages.com/l...pplies^Dealers^&EG=2&paging=1&MCBP=true&PI=15
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Merkava is the hook up, I am still looking at what bits I want, but I am going to buy some from someone or online. Thanks, I really appreciate you taking the time, also as a note is it just me or are the snap on prices going up? I looked up some ratchets and it appears that some of them have gone up, but it could be in my head, hahaha. Thanks again Merkava....
eschoendorff
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I usually buy the GearWrench sets, but don't use the bits... until recently when they were all that I have for a particular job. They really aren't that bad! Granted, I would rather use Snap On/Apex bits. But in reality, the GearWrench bits get the job done too!
89MustangGX
Well-known member
I had never used Apex bits until I started working for Boeing, where that's all we have. After using them I know why. I'd like to get some for myself as well.
Adam
Adam
Vinko
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I have a box of these. Maybe 100 left. Return address says Cooper Tools, but the package was probably drop-shipped. I'll find out where we get them. Two different kinds. One ending in 16A I think. (Can't remember off-hand, I was sorting them out earlier today).