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brandon523

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Picked this up yesterday at Home Depot on an impulse. Started using them today at work and I'm really happy I got them.

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clutch93

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42pc set of allen,torx,e-torx sockets, hex adapters for the drill, new dvom with temp probe and a wrench set that goes all the way to 32mm, plus the 21 that it skipped.
 
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XxToolAholicxX

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These came in from Zoro today.. My first order from them.. This is the Proto J1209ST which is the exact same set as MAC Tools but about $80.00 cheaper and gray and red instead of black and red minus the tray..

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XxToolAholicxX

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Sorry about the blank posts as I am still learning the iphone 6

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Jarhead0408 said:
No worries. How do they feel in the hand?
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They feel really good and solid comfortable hard handles.. It was between this MAC or Snap-On I went with these for the price.. I saw on Youtube people abusing the **** out of them but they stood up to the abuse.. T8 to T45
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snippits

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My new sweet heart. I slept with it last night!

I had it narrowed down to two. It was either the CDI 752MFRMH 3/8 5-75 ft. lbs., or the CDI 1002MFRMH 3/8 10-100. I think the 752 is the sweet spot.
 

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snippits

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dodge610 said:
Darn dude get a room TMI. no Really looks good what it cost ya.
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I don't think I will do that again because I think the wife got jealous.

Got it for $105.90 total cost from ToolsDelivered.

After two Harbor Freight torque wrench fails--a 3/8 and 1/2 that never worked--a used Proto that was wore slap out, it was time to spend some money, and the CDI works just fine.
 
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dodge610

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snippits said:
Got it for $105.90 total cost from ToolsDelivered.

After two Harbor Freight torque wrench fails--a 3/8 and 1/2 that never worked--a used Proto that was wore slap out, it was time to spend some money, and the CDI works just fine.
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Thank you sir I will check into that. One Question did she keep you warm last night?:lol_hitti
 
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Jawn

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Recently discovered the existence of this gadget, and it is wonderful:

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(not the drill press, the tapping head installed on it)

Grizzly T10057, was an "open box" deal on amazon, $140. Also picked up some YG1 HSS spiral flute taps via ebay and tried it out.

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Works pretty darn good, turns tapping from something I despise into a quick down and back motion of the drill press.

For those not familiar with it, basically it runs the tap forward into the hole as long as you have downward pressure on it... stop, and it stops... start to raise the quill of the drill press, and it kicks the tapping head into reverse to back the tap out (while the drill press runs in forward the entire time).
 

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Jarhead0408

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Jawn said:
Recently discovered the existence of this gadget, and it is wonderful:

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(not the drill press, the tapping head installed on it)

Grizzly T10057, was an "open box" deal on amazon, $140. Also picked up some YG1 HSS spiral flute taps via ebay and tried it out.

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Works pretty darn good, turns tapping from something I despise into a quick down and back motion of the drill press.

For those not familiar with it, basically it runs the tap forward into the hole as long as you have downward pressure on it... stop, and it stops... start to raise the quill of the drill press, and it kicks the tapping head into reverse to back the tap out (while the drill press runs in forward the entire time).
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Took a second reading to get what this is, but wow! That sounds like it'd be really useful.
 
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