speaking of lost tools. i just paid 180 bucks for a decent drill bit set. i come in this morning to do a 6 inch lift on a tundra and my 1/2 bit is gone. (the one i use the most) holy shit i was pissed.


enough of that.i can go on for days,weeks about "missing" tools.

i just bought a chicago pneumatic 3/8 air ratchet. i have never liked their line of tools but this bitch is bad ass. its got 90 ft pounds of torque!! we call it the knuckle breaker.

 

My tool box is composed of craftsman, some snap-on, and some harbor freight stuff... along with some off brand tools i tend to find and keep for myself sometimes

 

you should try this one. its the best air ratchet I have ever used in my life I can damn near take of lug bolts with it. the best 350 bucks you can spend

 

shitty pic but you get the idea. i love that air ratchet. its super quiet and has a rubber grip made on to it. how much torque does that snap on give me for 350? lol


this is my setup. this was a while ago. i have made quite a few additions since then.

 

88ft lbs.

is that a torque wrench in the black box?

 

yes it is. we have shop ones that we use but i always keep one on hand. 88 huh? mines 90 and i think i paid 190 for it. and its super quiet.

 

I like mine alot, its easy to use light as hell and quite.

but yea my snap on torque wrench wont even fit in my box like that haha I have to turn it diagonally to put in my drawer, but I use the same box that you have.

 

nice! yeah, we have a torque wrench at work that we mostly use for pitman arms. its over 4ft tall and the max torque is like crazy high. its sick. usualy takes 2 people to use it.

 

Craftsman box.

Mostly craftsman tools, with random other tools mixed in.

 

snap on box, mostly snap on and sk stuff. all ingersol air stuff, and some snap on.
kinda over spending money on tools, and tired of not having any work area.
im waiting on a customer of the snap on guy's to trade his box in so i can trade this one on just a big bottom box so i can have a counter top.