Forgive me I didn't recognize COO. I haven't been a member long, still learning. USA is important to me. I always check Country of Manufacture these days. Love my US Made tools.
**** Van... That's great.Stupid **** van got me again today.
I honestly have a hard time spending half the price of snap on for other brands of tools at this point. I figure, if I can afford the best I'll buy the best. Doesn't mean I don't have many other brands in my boxes but if I have the choice at the moment my "instant gratification personality" kicks in, it's going to be snap on.
New small Bosch cordless planer GHO 12V-20 Planing width 56mm. Very nice for small jobs. Made in Hungary
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I think 63.... or around there... got them from dennis.
omg 
as I use my feet on the tire to gain more leverage.FinkyThey are great hammers... And nbruno That last statement is so true.
I was repairing a customer installed plow frame
Needs a complete reinstallation later in the week.... just easier to star over.
While I’m working at breaking loose the four 5/8” bolts tq to 150lbs by hand. He said nice ratchet (SF80) I told him I learned the hard way with cheap ratchets. So now instead of busting myself up and breaking the ratchet. I just buy better tools and let them take the beating. [emoji106] as I use my feet on the tire to gain more leverage.
I bought the SL80 before I jumped on the Flex head bandwagon 
I also have the long handle 18" locking flex head, very happy with it. I'm just not as comfortable/confident hanging off the end of a flex head. For some reason I'm always afraid they're going to break at the joint.[emoji38]_hitti I bought the SL80 before I jumped on the Flex head bandwagon
Great ratchet, but its now my second favorite in 1/2 drive.
right again, they don't skip a tooth....
So we just got a new tool truck stopping by, a Cornwell dealer. And I just had to have this. Think I have a problem.
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So we just got a new tool truck stopping by, a Cornwell dealer. And I just had to have this. Think I have a problem.
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I guess you could say I like to have a good stock of screw extractors. These are 1990s vintage. Back when they had us-made high speed drill bits. At some point they began including imported drill bits. People borrow mine at work and break them. I'm guilty of breaking a few also. But I have never used a USA made one before. Broken bolts is one of the most common repairs in my job. The drill bits are not that important in this purchase, I have access to all the Cobalt and high-speed I need. Although I'll take 'em
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They used to make them with left hand drill bits. That way just drilling would make it come loose half the time.I guess you could say I like to have a good stock of screw extractors. These are 1990s vintage. Back when they had us-made high speed drill bits. At some point they began including imported drill bits. People borrow mine at work and break them. I'm guilty of breaking a few also. But I have never used a USA made one before. Broken bolts is one of the most common repairs in my job. The drill bits are not that important in this purchase, I have access to all the Cobalt and high-speed I need. Although I'll take 'em
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Rockbottompricinginc is the seller. He had 5 #5's and 3 #6's. I cleaned him out. But there are others on eBay. Type in "Hanson extractor" and you should also try "Hanson extractor USA" but that search will exclude some from sellers who don't care where it's made nor do they specify.
I've been fooled by some sets that have drill bits because I automatically assumed they were left-handed bits but over half of them are right-handed bits just to drill your hole with. I do have a few sets of left handed bits and they do work as long as the bolt is not stuck too bad.
Yeah a broke one on a really stuck bolt. I just prefer not applying any force in the wrong direction when I have a stuck bolt.
