mattwhite079
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All for $100! Couldn't get over there fast enough
May as well robbed the poor bloke. Lol
Great score.
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May as well robbed the poor bloke. Lol
Great score.
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shockwave
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that is a great deal the pliers alone are worth that
KMdef9
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Vintage 106 ratcheting wrench from IR, made in USA! NIB on eBay for $56.
HK mini bolt cutters from Amazon warehouse deal, $24. Only one was available.
HK mini bolt cutters from Amazon warehouse deal, $24. Only one was available.
Wanna Ride
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Got a link?
Finky198
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Just got these in today. They actually seem pretty nice, for six bucks. Thanks, Finky198 for the tip on these!
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They cant be beat for that price....Not something I mean to keep (vendor sent the wrong item), but if anyone is still interested in purchasing Armstrong Maxx Flex ratchets, you might want to take a look at the link below, as supplies are drying up. 
Apparently Apex is no longer carrying the Maxx Flex ratchets, or are simply out of stock (unclear if it's a supply shortage or replacement products are in the works). 
Relevant post in the Zoro thread (here). More information if you go back a page, and read to the most recent post.
Apparently Apex is no longer carrying the Maxx Flex ratchets, or are simply out of stock (unclear if it's a supply shortage or replacement products are in the works). Relevant post in the Zoro thread (here). More information if you go back a page, and read to the most recent post.
just a noob
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Made in Germany, missing the pieces to hold the grinding wheel though. I'll have to see if the Milwaukee grinder pieces will work because the Bosch pieces are kind of pricey.
Picked up 7 of these new end mill tool holders for 50$. They fit my milling machine.
WHAT? How's that possible?
Bobcat753
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Made in Germany, missing the pieces to hold the grinding wheel though. I'll have to see if the Milwaukee grinder pieces will work because the Bosch pieces are kind of pricey.
Nice find! The milwaukee pieces will work 100%. They all use the same thread.
Jarhead0408
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This is the group page. Search for Nick Morello III or Nathen Arnold
https://www.facebook.com/groups/481972415215768/
And this is the web-stre front of another member there, Nathen:
http://nathenarnoldtools.com/
hancock1701
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Amazon stuff for the week.
The socket set is low priced at $9.?? and they haven't raised the price yet with 11 left.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00GXMUGEE/?tag=atomicindus08-20
Thanks for sharing. I just got a set for $9 also. For that price it's hard to pass. It just went up to $16 as right now.
dutchgray
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Made in Germany, missing the pieces to hold the grinding wheel though. I'll have to see if the Milwaukee grinder pieces will work because the Bosch pieces are kind of pricey.
Nice find.
You just know some scumbag needed a set of arbor nuts and just stole them.
I just went through my assortment and noticed I didn't buy the stubbies to make this a complete set. Do you know anyone that makes the stubbies with striking caps to patch my OCD? 
I just went through my assortment and noticed I didn't buy the stubbies to make this a complete set. Do you know anyone that makes the stubbies with striking caps to patch my OCD?
Wtf are you gonna do with a stubby screwdriver with a striking end? Especially a Kobalt branded tool? I don't even own a screwdriver with a striking end... That's why they make pry bars
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Strouty
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Striking screwdrivers have their place, sometimes it is the difference between striping a screw and removing one.
That being said, that particular person may need a youtube tutorial to understand how they are supposed to work, at a minimum I can see a new thread being started so that why can make sure they are using them properly.
That being said, that particular person may need a youtube tutorial to understand how they are supposed to work, at a minimum I can see a new thread being started so that why can make sure they are using them properly.
Or punches or chisels or an impact driver or any number of tools meant to be hit with a hammer
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If you're using a stubby screwdriver then you aren't going to get a hammer in there to hit it anyhow
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I have no real tools, however ive gotten right into these ernst socket organisers.
Didnt want to just buy some and find i have too many of these not enough of those, so ive bought a few at a time.
This is how im looking
Im happy not many to go maybee one more
Didnt want to just buy some and find i have too many of these not enough of those, so ive bought a few at a time.
This is how im looking
Im happy not many to go maybee one more
MattVette89
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I received this yesterday. An Ebay "buy it now" that was too good to pass up. It's a Matco branded BR5. 1/4" ratchet with a 3/8" head. I couldn't find any info online. A friend on here was kind enough to point out it looked like a Wright made piece, and my Google-Fu turned it up as a Wright 3430. About 4 3/4" long.
It was dry as a bone when I got it and it still had a nice action. It is now lubed up and ready to go. Feels very similar to my SKs, which makes sense since the mechanisms are very similar. Overall I like it a lot so far.
Size comparison shot:
Snap On FH80 / GW 3/8" stubby / Matco BR5 / SK 1/4" 40970
It was dry as a bone when I got it and it still had a nice action. It is now lubed up and ready to go. Feels very similar to my SKs, which makes sense since the mechanisms are very similar. Overall I like it a lot so far.
Size comparison shot:
Snap On FH80 / GW 3/8" stubby / Matco BR5 / SK 1/4" 40970
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FOCUS.FREAK
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It's nice when you are creating an order on Amazon and notice the impact wrench you've wanted is at a lower price. I totally bought it. The Proto J150WP. Unless they had a price error I bough it for 202. Normally 275. Wooooooo!
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wvhillbillie
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Snap On tl72 $30 shipped from ebay, like new. SK metric flare nut wrench set $55,zoro 30% off
Armstrong 1-1/2lb brass hammer $25,zoro 30% off. Craftsman usa seal puller $5.
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Armstrong 1-1/2lb brass hammer $25,zoro 30% off. Craftsman usa seal puller $5.
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JAKE-THE-TOOL-MAN
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Snap On tl72 $30 shipped from ebay, like new. SK metric flare nut wrench set $55,zoro 30% off
Armstrong 1-1/2lb brass hammer $25,zoro 30% off. Craftsman usa seal puller $5.
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Nice haul!
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landrover bodger
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Bergen tools they are a budget tool co but some of it seems ok
02Xterra
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Jarhead0408
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Killin' me man. Did you get it on the truck or online?
T_Roze
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How'd you get it? I asked my driver today. He said the only way he could get it was order it with the big set of screwdrivers, and was not interested at all in looking into it any further.
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02Xterra
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He posted in the snap on 2016 conference thread that he ordered it thru the website
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I couldn't help myself, ordered it online.
I ordered it off the website. Ordered Wednesday and got it today.
Jarhead0408
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Good to go. Sweet looking ratchet. I want pearl blue too, but who knows, I might wind up with red or black.
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HD blew those out sometime last year on their daily deals and of course I find out to late, it looks real nice.
02Xterra
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Dangit man! Yea this is my first cordless ratchet.. Should be trying it out in a few days!
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freudianfloyd
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It's been a fun week.
Power Probe 3. I have been wanting one for years but never could afford it. Found them pretty cheap at Tyler Tool. Arrived at my door before the shipping confirmation.
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The rest of these were ordered from Zoro during their 30% off sale the other day.
A set of much needed trim tools
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First nutbuster, and first pair of Knipex
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Crimpers
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Oil filter wrench that fits my Denali
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And lastly, a set of contour scrapers that should come in handy.
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Hopefully my NAPA relabelled Gearwrench Roto ratchets come soon.
Power Probe 3. I have been wanting one for years but never could afford it. Found them pretty cheap at Tyler Tool. Arrived at my door before the shipping confirmation.
The rest of these were ordered from Zoro during their 30% off sale the other day.
A set of much needed trim tools
First nutbuster, and first pair of Knipex
Crimpers
Oil filter wrench that fits my Denali
And lastly, a set of contour scrapers that should come in handy.
Hopefully my NAPA relabelled Gearwrench Roto ratchets come soon.