Hey guys I'm about to get my tax refund back and am looking to grab some stuff from the student program! So if u were me what would u get .... let's exclude sockets wrenchs and ratchets and imapct /air tooxls because I have all that I think I could possibly need in that area. So far I'm planning on getting the 3050b air hammer and the straight pry bar set what else should I go for?!
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tax return and snap on student program
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blaynefossati
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snap on does make a good long barrel air hammer so do that.As far as other air tools go dont buy snap on with the exception of their air ratchets my ir impacts beat the pants off of snap on guns.It depends if you care about the warranty.
blaynefossati
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Oh yeah you absolutely need a thread chaser set,and bolt extractor sets.Both for the heads and the drill type.T handles maybe idk what you have so.
fivespdcat
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Dead blow ball peen hammers. Just awesome!
ianguilly
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Screwdrivers, pry bars are somethings I'd buy from them.
Brownsfan
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Pliers? I love their Talon Grip needle nose. I actually like the power edge cutters(a lot don't). Their "channel lock" type pliers are good but there is better out there for cheaper. The 29cf crimper/cutters are my favorite. Those things have the best cutter I have ever used in this style tool. Trust me I have used them all. The pwsc7 combo stripper/crimper /cutter are great as well. Oh and the grips are the most comfortable and non slippery when greasy I have EVER used.
Instinct screwdrivers. Get them! Most comfortable handle ever. The trim pad tools are also some of the best I have used. Dead blow ball pein hammers are fantastic as well. I know you said no sockets but look into some 1/4" magnetics. Great for interior work. ***** when screws fall into dashes and vents.
Instinct screwdrivers. Get them! Most comfortable handle ever. The trim pad tools are also some of the best I have used. Dead blow ball pein hammers are fantastic as well. I know you said no sockets but look into some 1/4" magnetics. Great for interior work. ***** when screws fall into dashes and vents.
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