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[Boredmechanic]

Shazam

 

[upgrading]

 

[Boredmechanic]

Thats a lot of bits.

 

[pl_silverado]

Thats a lot of bits.

and @ $ 24.99 on amazon, solid deal. 7 cents a bit.

 

[ex-x-fire]

I got a used et-97 from the mac guy for $60.

 

[gsingh]

After 4 weeks, my dealer finaly got all the pieces in for the 1/2" impact socket deal. $475.00. Cleaned him out of the last of his stubby screwdrivers as well. Damn good day.

Pretty good deal there.

 

[logixjock]

Pretty good deal there.

He said it was a nationwide promo, not regional so you should be able to score the same deal.

 

[logixjock]

and @ $ 24.99 on amazon, solid deal. 7 cents a bit.

Dammit!!! You guys are killing me. Got one coming.

 

[Zeroek]

My lord I love those. Gonna order some.

 

[WhiffySpark]

After 4 weeks, my dealer finaly got all the pieces in for the 1/2" impact socket deal. $475.00. Cleaned him out of the last of his stubby screwdrivers as well. Damn good day.

What was the socket deal? I just brought the fuel master set

 

[archirelic]

Are those Blackhawk bits good quality?

 

[gaffobohs]

My first Matco purchases today. High pressure oil line disconnect tools and 1/2 locking flex head rachet


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[Harrison2]

also interested in quality of that bit set.

 

[K-Dog]

is it juvenile of me that I laughed at the serial number ?

 

[Ruger_556]

 

[JAKE-THE-TOOL-MAN]

I've been eyeballing those Wera screwdrivers, they seem like an excellent value

 

[gsingh]

He said it was a nationwide promo, not regional so you should be able to score the same deal.

Too bad I already have all of those sockets.

 

[spoon671]

I've been eyeballing those Wera screwdrivers, they seem like an excellent value

I have them also. They are nice... I don't use the stand, but it can be mounted.

 

[logixjock]

What was the socket deal? I just brought the fuel master set

Dealer said it was a promo from the Florida convention. Buy the 1/2" long standard and metric impact sockets, get the short standard and metric free, with the extension + wobble set thrown in. $475 total, just under $1100 list. My dealer said he bought a **** ton of them. Might just pick up another set or two next week to eBay, gotta check the sold listings first though.

Short SAE 3/8" - 1", Long SAE 1/2" - 1", Metrics are both 10 - 19. Didn't have any 1/2" impact stuff yet so this was a hell of a good deal for me.

What was the master fuel disconnect deal, haven't seen that one yet.

 

[logixjock]

is it juvenile of me that I laughed at the serial number ?

Why yes... Yes it is! Of course I'm laughing with you

Thanks for pointing that out.

 

[Jarhead0408]

Dammit!!! You guys are killing me. Got one coming.

Same here. Less than 10 clicks of the mouse and 20 clicks of the keyboard and it's on the way! Man the internet is convenient!

 

[durallymax]

Same here. Less than 10 clicks of the mouse and 20 clicks of the keyboard and it's on the way! Man the internet is convenient!

I love/hate Amazon one click.

 

[92integra]

damn you GJ that black hawk bit deal was to good to pass up just ordered it and a terralux flashlight since my microstream has disappeared.

 

[Tronyadorable]

Screwdrivers at the house were getting pretty ratty. Gave them to a kid in town who tinkers with mountain bikes. Old Craftman and Stanley stuff. He was happy.
My upgrade. PH0 hex and a five piece hammerable Hazet kit and a few big Proto Pros PH3 and 4 and a couple stubbies and long flats . The Picquik was at the post office.

 

[Tronyadorable]

I love/hate Amazon one click.

So does my wife

 

[WhiffySpark]

Wasn't a deal but I have a sneaky driver. I said core and he sent this lol. Snap on guy always knows best.

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[Boredmechanic]

View media item 43914Thor plastic faced hammer, knipex circlip pliers and Teng 8-19mm combinations.

Never heard of teng. Good brand?

 

[Stooge]

is it juvenile of me that I laughed at the serial number ?

Why yes... Yes it is! Of course I'm laughing with you

Thanks for pointing that out.

Those crazy Germans!

So far, I love them! The blades are smooth so they don't leave a serrated edge in the material, comfortable handle that seems like it relies more on leverage than your hands squeezing. 18 and 20 ga no problem and does 16ga with a little more pressure. Not sure if I would want to cut a whole lot of 16, but a little trimming or notching here and there seems like it would be perfect for. I plan on buying the left offset and straight sets soon.

 

[merbie]

Jp air drill


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[slik560]

I got tired of borrowing sockets like this so I found a really good set on...where else...Amazon.

 

[owenst7]

Returning the puller because it doesn't actually work (you still have to pull the box on a gmt400, so I just used my regular one again, need to buy the snap on one). The torque wrench was just a warranty cuz the damn teeth stripped before I hit 37 ft-lbs

The beer is good though.

 

[dutchgray]

Never heard of teng. Good brand?

They are okay as long as you mostly stay to sockets and wrenches, their tool boxes are fine too. Its a made in Taiwan brand and is often the best stuff carried by toolshops that are not specialist and also you find them in a fair few motor factors. It not cheap but its no pro money either, and that set was a deal at £22.
I have had almost the same set in a tool roll for a good few years and they hold up to diy use fine, I have slightly deformed the open end on a 10mm but also put an 18" tube over the 19mm without damage. The satin chrome finish is rough though.

 

[Sterff]

Got my SK order today...

 

[txbonds]

Don't have a picture, but since my last post I have acquired the following:

> Home Depot Husky 3/8" torque wrench - made in USA
> Gear Wrench 3/8" in lb torque wrench - made in USA
> Lisle master star drive socket set - made in the USA
> Gear Wrench 1/2 and 3/8 metric hex bit sets - made in Taiwan
> Sears re-threader kit - Made in USA
> Sears bolt out kits - shallow and normal - Made in USA
> Midwest Precision Utility snips - 2 pairs - Made in USA
> Sears Valve feeler and general feeler gauge tools - USA with Global components
> Old Forge panel tools - Made in USA
> Sears adjustable Oil Filter tool - Made in USA
> Proto 24" 1/2" flex head driver - Made in USA

And I'm sure I"m missing a few items, but those are the ones I can think of.

Thanks GJ for spending my money.

 

[Jeepster425]

I guess you can consider these tools, just finished the 3 day eaton course today

 

[Ruger_556]

I guess you can consider these tools, just finished the 3 day eaton course today

I'm doing that same class next week

 

[Jeepster425]

I'm doing that same class next week

I was waiting for you to chime in it wasn't that bad of a class, the hardest thing for me was waking up early to go to it, since I've been a swing shift guy for 2 years. About 60/40 for classroom/lab time, you learn a lot actually!

 

[Ruger_556]

I was waiting for you to chime in it wasn't that bad of a class, the hardest thing for me was waking up early to go to it, since I've been a swing shift guy for 2 years. About 60/40 for classroom/lab time, you learn a lot actually!

Awesome, one of our night shift guys is going too... I might be nice and buy the guy coffee

 

[sbyrne92]

I got tired of borrowing sockets like this so I found a really good set on...where else...Amazon.

What is the SKU on those. I have the small set I bought at advanced auto parts a while ago, but would like a bigger one. I don't use them all the time, but when I do they come in handy.

 

[sbyrne92]

This didn't arrive today, but over the past week.

-Timberland Pro Resistors boots for work (15% coupon gotta love SYWR, unfortunately China)
-Craftsman hex foldable hex key set, Standard, Metric, and Torx (all made in USA)
-Craftsman ball end hex key set, Standard and Metric (both made in USA)
-Craftsman 16 oz hammer which was on clearance (made in USA)
-Ideal Strip-Master also on clearance (assembled in USA) looks interesting can't wait to use it
-Harborfreight batteries (free with coupon) anybody have any experience with these?
-36mm, 32mm, 30mm, I found an old rusty 30 mm working on a truck and warrantied it. The rest I got because why the hell not. (All made in USA)

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Not pictured is a Masonry Chisel and Craftsman 1 1/2 in Wood Chisel (all on clearance, both made in USA)