What vintage is that ratcheting screwdriver? I like the old script.
That is some clean knurling.
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What vintage is that ratcheting screwdriver? I like the old script.
That is some clean knurling.
Sebastien
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How do you like the pry bar? I was thinking about buying the 24"
^ I absolutely love this thing. My buddy has one that he powder coated purple and I've got a standard finish one
Yeah me too! Go get one, because the price tag said $14.99, but it rang up $4.99.
I've seen guys collecting 12mm wrenches in every toolmaker..but it seems every toolmaker produces a bottle opener, so I think I've started my collection of these!
Askme42
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My Sears probably had 10-15.
Yeah my Sears had about 10-15 Made In China models..I had to dig to find this last USA one.
Askme42
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I found two usa made digging through the PRC ones. Then walked over to the clearance section and they were all usa there.
jvitez
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I haven't had a chance to use this 36" one yet, but I already have 3 of the same model in shorter lengths. They're great. The acetate handle is comfortable and wipes off easily. I love the nickel plated shaft vs the black oxide as it won't rust, and I get condensation over the winter as I heat my garage only when I'm out there.
I bought their 3 piece set no. 73903 thinking that would be all I'd need, but the 13" bar is too short for most of the times I've needed a pry bar, and I was skunked a couple of times with the 24" bar. Thankfully I can just fit the 36" bar into my side locker.
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We just got a mac truck and I've been wanting this 3/8" Palm ratchet for awhile to take the fans off of Maxxforce 13's makes life so much easier. So now I have a Mac tool in my box.
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We just got a mac truck and I've been wanting this 3/8" Palm ratchet for awhile to take the fans off of Maxxforce 13's makes life so much easier. So now I have a Mac tool in my box.
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Yeah, those are kind of miserable using a ratchet...
t4runner
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stonesfan68
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from the last two weeks
I love that ratcheting screwdriver!
Yeah they really are. And my long 3/8 air ratchet doesn't fit, and I wasn't going to pay 250 for the stubby IR. But this little gem makes doing a fan clutch a fast job. And we
Do tons of them down here.
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underpressure02
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rshadd
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Today I updated my air tools with these Milton V-Series Hi-Flo Couplers and Plugs.
As you can see, they're quite an improvement over my older plugs.
As you can see, they're quite an improvement over my older plugs.
JDon99
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BOGO today.
And the cotter key removal tool.
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How much did the BOGO run you if you don't mind me asking?
1foxracing
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Today I received my SK 1947 21 Piece 1/2-Inch Drive 6 Point 10-Millimeter to 32-Millimeter Deep Socket Set
Shallow broaching, some Snap On folks think this is worth paying 3 or 4 times as much for and it really don't matter to me.
To many sockets for a Hansen tray so some are off to the side.
All sockets look fantastic with great chrome and no scratches like I had seen in another post. My only complaint with SK sockets is those worthless metal rails, I wish they would switch to the plastic VIM like so many others use.
Shallow broaching, some Snap On folks think this is worth paying 3 or 4 times as much for and it really don't matter to me.
To many sockets for a Hansen tray so some are off to the side.
All sockets look fantastic with great chrome and no scratches like I had seen in another post. My only complaint with SK sockets is those worthless metal rails, I wish they would switch to the plastic VIM like so many others use.
vandezand
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Today I received my SK 1947 21 Piece 1/2-Inch Drive 6 Point 10-Millimeter to 32-Millimeter Deep Socket Set
Shallow broaching, some Snap On folks think this is worth paying 3 or 4 times as much for and it really don't matter to me.
To many sockets for a Hansen tray so some are off to the side.
All sockets look fantastic with great chrome and no scratches like I had seen in another post. My only complaint with SK sockets is those worthless metal rails, I wish they would switch to the plastic VIM like so many others use.
You have lots of nice tools. I always get jealous when you post pics.
Tronyadorable
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Just a lil **** from lunch time.
Sockets are from local hardware. Jonnesway.. 2 GBMFH from Stanley ( 32 and a 40---24 on order)to protect my lil Stanley 12oz. Both for about $15. Cheap enough. The Hazet stuff was on my P.O. box.
Ampro 18 ga. nibbler and Mil die grinder(both used) from a couple weeks ago.Kind of halfass but does OK for $80.It plows through 18 like it says it will, but leaves a rough edge. The grinder is a typical Dremel type. Nothing fancy.
Going to buy a Milwaukee 10 ga. Nibbler ($900) if I win this upcoming contract.
There's a ton of curves in 16 ga SS and the plasma aint gonna get it for that.
OH well I guess this crappy software doesn't like Flikr.
Why doesn't the owner do what they do on the hot pepper forum and charge a few $ a month for a membership and host fotos here ??? It's not 2005 any more. Bandwidth is free.
OK Photobucket works.
Sockets are from local hardware. Jonnesway.. 2 GBMFH from Stanley ( 32 and a 40---24 on order)to protect my lil Stanley 12oz. Both for about $15. Cheap enough. The Hazet stuff was on my P.O. box.
Ampro 18 ga. nibbler and Mil die grinder(both used) from a couple weeks ago.Kind of halfass but does OK for $80.It plows through 18 like it says it will, but leaves a rough edge. The grinder is a typical Dremel type. Nothing fancy.
Going to buy a Milwaukee 10 ga. Nibbler ($900) if I win this upcoming contract.
There's a ton of curves in 16 ga SS and the plasma aint gonna get it for that.
OH well I guess this crappy software doesn't like Flikr.
Why doesn't the owner do what they do on the hot pepper forum and charge a few $ a month for a membership and host fotos here ??? It's not 2005 any more. Bandwidth is free.
OK Photobucket works.
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1foxracing
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You have lots of nice tools. I always get jealous when you post pics.
Thanks, I going to try and do a video tour soon after I get everything cleaned back up.
battlegraduate09
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We just got a mac truck and I've been wanting this 3/8" Palm ratchet for awhile to take the fans off of Maxxforce 13's makes life so much easier. So now I have a Mac tool in my box.
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I like that ratchet, but in a pro star, the radiator is far enough away i always slid my dewalt cordless impact in between the fan blades. No air hose in the way, and just as effective.
the.wong.kid
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just picked these up today.
snap-on tap socket set
few months ago
snap on 1/2 inch impact shallow swivel set 10-19, 21, 24mm
bluepoint 15ft retractable test leads
snap-on tap socket set
few months ago
snap on 1/2 inch impact shallow swivel set 10-19, 21, 24mm
bluepoint 15ft retractable test leads
from the last two weeks
Did those ratcheting screwdrivers just come out recently?
K-Dog
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just picked these up today.
snap-on tap socket set
I have been eye balling those for a wile....
Have you used them yet?
What do you think?
How much did you spend ?
the.wong.kid
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They work great, makes rethreading anything soo much quicker and easier, been using coworker's tap socket on my taps for a while and finally got myself a set. Ill double check tmr on the price as I left the receipt at work
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J175WP if I recall...
Kopah
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Have a bunch of letters to cut out of HDU board, so picked up a new Bosch Jigsaw and L-BOXX
fhemm20
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Lisle makes them too, only $40
johndeereman
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The lisle set of tap socket's are great so far have had them about 6 month's or so.
Wylaco
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Switched over to all new 20 Volt Dewalt. It is good being a Dewalt dealer.
Switched over to all new 20 Volt Dewalt. It is good being a Dewalt dealer.
oh no! We don't like yellow around these parts!