NicholasShetley

I have never heard of them. I guess it's not a Midwest thing.

Good to see you back Tyler.

Thanks comp! Hope someone wins from here

Welcome to the forum man!

After reading all of this I'm glad I only have a debit card.

Welcome to the forum Glasseyi

I bought this set of Carlyle sockets for my dad as a Christmas present. His set of 3/8 metric deep sockets weren't nearly as big and were 12 point so I felt an upgrade was needed.

There was a house just across the road that burned because the breaker was so hot that it melted the plastic and caught the carpet beneath it on fire. I didn't think that that was possible.

You need to quit tempting me with all of this knipex stuff Jimbo. If I didn't already have a couple of Cobras I would probably get these

Either that or they reviewed the husky work table recently.

Here is the video. You can see that the Milwaukee loosened the bolt up immediately but the threads are massively damaged though. https://youtu.be/-xr6iRmqXKU

These things have amazing power. It loosened up the bolt almost immediately. I have the video if you guys want to see it still.

Chain saw

Well this morning I was shooting the video of the Milwaukee vs the IR and I had a grade 8, 3/4 inch nut and bolt. I let the IR hit for 5 seconds on forward and tried to remove it with the Milwaukee but I guess the IR stretched the bolt and the threads were all rolled over so the bolt was ruined. The Milwaukee loosened it up though. I'll try to find another way to compare them.

Grease gun

Mini horse

Very cool to see the guys getting recognized by the corporations. Congrats guys!

They gave some shirts away on periscope today

Looking good so far Jimbo. I see you are putting that new Bosch saw to use.

While browsing the hand tools at lowes the other day I came across these gearless ratchets in three drive sizes, not just 3/8. What's odd is the 3/8 set with the ratchet and some universal sockets was only $19.99. I wound up getting the 1/4 inch one and used it on some interior work and it worked great but you do have to hold the ratchet close to perpendicular to the anvil otherwise it sort of locks up. If you keep that in mind it works fine though. If you need a ratchet for tight spaces I would recommend these. I'm not sure how much torque these will hold up to but if you happen to break it, they do have a lifetime warranty.

Fault line

I would love to see that. They should throw in the Milwaukee 2763 and the IR w7150 too.

I'd love to see that with impact wrenches too. I think they were going to do 12v drills too. They could also do updates on tools that they have used for a while.

I didn't know they made ratcheting wrenches. Can you take some pics of them out of the package?

I've used them some and they worked great. i used the smaller ones on brake lines and they worked fine. The finish on them is excellent too.