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RatZ1LLa

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These things are gorgeous. They feel oh so good. I cannot wait to get a chance to use them. From the smallest to the largest and even the tool roll exudes quality. I went back and forth on these things for a month trying to decide if I should really spend the money on them and now I'm so glad I did. Now there's no question of if I should buy the SAE set, but when. :beer:

Now might be a good time according to camelcamelcamel:

http://camelcamelcamel.com/Wright-Tool-Wrightgrip-915-Combination/product/B002M3XF46

I've had my eye on both sets, currently waiting for a 10mm from HJE to see if the wright grip is for me though.
 

Docman

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Goodies from the big brown truck.


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Late reply but just wanted to mention: try your damnedest not to fully extend that tape. It's a good rule for all tapes, but this one seems especially susceptible to recoil issues if you do pull it out too far. Mine never fully recovered the one time I accidentally went just past the 30ft mark. Good cheap tape otherwise, though.
 

AmishFury

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$16.99? with a socket? that is a heck of a deal

picked this guy up from a local auction

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picked up some fittings, hose, a gauge that i'll have to replace because it's the wrong thread size, and these

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then my amazon order arrived... well all but the 7mm wrench that must have fallen out of the improper shipping box

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tlpatter

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Been stockpiling tools in anticipation for a job that I will be starting on Monday. All of the Proto came from the Zoro sale a couple days ago.



I really like the look and feel of the Proto punch holder.


Thought this Boston Gear chain breaker I got off Ebay is pretty cool. A good chain breaker is a must have when doing industrial maintenance at a corrugated box plant.
 

slc97sr5

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Echo SRM-225 and a Jump n Carry 660.

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AA/FC

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Got this 1/2 set today...

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Jarhead0408

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I agree 100%. I started using S&K for that reason many years ago.

But those look GREAT!!!!! I will keep my eyes peeled for some of those.

Yessir. Ar you using the SK raised panel wrenches (old style) or the newer ones? I love how my old RP's feel, but I might upgrade to the Wrights and pass the SK down to my son.
 

AV tinker er

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Hazet 600N metric set. 7-27mm 10ee057671790aa17f3ec497897b0a3f.jpg
A couple of Proto ASDs filling the gaps the Hazet set missed. I'll be selling my Proto set.
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Comparing the Hazets with the Protos
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cliftonbros89

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Thought this Boston Gear chain breaker I got off Ebay is pretty cool. A good chain breaker is a must have when doing industrial maintenance at a corrugated box plant.


What size chain does that breaker cover? I'm looking for one to replace my current breaker that will work for up to size 80.
 

tlpatter

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The one I got is nos. I saw a used one on ebay with a buy it now price of 22 shipped. I happened to stumble across the one I got right before it ended for 26 shipped. Mine goes up to 3/4 inch. Idk if they make one that goes all the way up to 80.
 

jobo1004

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With everyone else posting their new Wright wrenches, I had to pick up a set in metric.
 

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JAKE-THE-TOOL-MAN

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I already have tool truck wrenches but you guys are making me want to get a set of Wrightgrip. The satin ones are **** and would be nice for a truck or junkyard set
 

Yankee

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Was debating between Milwaukee or Dewalt. Second picture made the decision.
 

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Zeroek

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Ive bought more than this in the past few days but these are the main things. Those snap ring pliers are well worth the price. Napa Slide Hammer I paid $40 for. Plan to clean the box up and repaint it. Lube up and clean any rust off the attachments. I like to take care of my investments. Ignore the dirty sock from today.





 

Shootingblanks

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This is replacing my Craftsman that ran without a problem for about 15 years until it died. I rode that Craftsman HARD for YEARS. I have 0 complaints about how reliable it was. I will be using the tank in my system. I will do my best to cover my install this week.

Awesome Quincy compressor. When my Craftsman takes a **** on me, that will be my replacement, but may bite the bullet and get the 80 gallon one.
 
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