Tools? Tools

I've broken a 15/16 removing Cummins 15l head bolts and warranty was a fucking breeze. 3 years later and there's no real apprecable wear even on the most commonly used sizes.

Mine have been good to me so far.
In related tool gore I turned a 5/8 HF wrench into a pretzel on some C12 starter bolts.
I still havn't found a decent wrench that isn't a strap on. I have tektons at home which seem nice but I don't abuse them like I do at work.

I just bought my beat buddy the harbor freight 301 peice set as a gift. It has good reviews and was 150 on sale pic related.

I have own tools and harbor freight

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Man I wish I has some SO FD+ wrenches but I just can't justify spending $1,000 on a set of fucking wrenches.

I bought that for my father for xmas. He seems to enjoy them, but goddam if that case ain't heavy when it's full.

This was one of my best bros, taught me to wrench and saved my was countless times when I was stuck trying to repair my DD. He quit his job as a tech and had to sell all his tools to make ends meet. Didn't even have a personal set left. He was super happy

The good land

Stahlwille wrenches are nice if you can get them

And then here's my oem tools suite along with a crescent set and some harbor freight shit. Since I made this collage I've gotten a bunch of ratcheting wrenches and flex head ratcheting, obstruction wrenches, a harbor freight sawzall, tranny Jack, 6 ton stands, innova timing light, and my favorite earthquake Xt stubby 1/2 impact

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Someone got jewed by snap-on.

On which tool?

>cheap-ish and good impact sockets
>literally better than snap-on cordless in every fucking way
>what is pry bar with striking cap

Nothing wrong with this tool cart AvE, you can go back to being furloughed now.

>Man I wish I has some SO FD+ wrenches but I just can't justify spending $1,000 on a set of fucking wrenches.
It's fucking ridiculous but it's one of the few cases I think it's /almost/ worth it. They are just such nice wrenches but damn to they carry one hell of a price tag. Especially when a regular size 1 1/16 is like $140 by itself. Even a stubby is like $90. Highway robbery.
>my track box I'm slowly putting together
Sick of throwing all my shit in a box before raceday, decided to use this old roll around cart and turn it into a dedicated spare/track day box which has also now turned into my primary box I use in the barn

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>Unironic patrician taste.

Nice reading comprehension.

heard someone talkin shit about milwaukee

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Hit the gym, fat ass. Not everyone needs an overpriced saw to cut when you can just get a good ol' hand saw and some elbow grease
>But what about impact drivers for industrial use
Once again just use your muscle unless you're a soyboy that can't even take the heads off a d12 dozer by hand.

t. hourly cuck

Is that a powered grease gun?
What kind of soyboi faggot uses a powered grease gun?

Unless you're a diesel mechanic working at a big rig shop servicing 6 trucks a day, there's absolutely no reason to have a powered grease gun.

My tool box is a mix of everything.
>old/new craftsman
>misc chinkshit
>Horrid Fraught sockets and screwdrivers
>Husky
>Stanley
>black and decker
>Snap op
Honestly i use my cheap tools the most because i have a 'to-go' bag of them in each of my cars so theyre always on hand while my good shit is in the garage with my various projects

The only one looking like a cuck is the guy making excuses for having prehistoric tools

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inb4 snap on defense force.