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Tool Time

Discussion in 'Garage / Workshop' started by ZachPrerunner, Nov 14, 2015.

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What's your favorite tool brand?

  1. Craftsman

  2. Snap On

  3. Williams

  4. Stanley

  5. Black and Decker

  6. Harbor Freight

  7. Unlisted

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  1. May 24, 2017 at 10:53 AM
    #121
    mbarbay

    mbarbay Well-Known Member

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    Im suprised I didnt see more mentions of Husky Tools. I love mine. They also have a lifetime warranty. for power tools, I choose Rigid, also because of the lifetime warranty.
     
  2. May 24, 2017 at 11:02 AM
    #122
    QMEDJoe

    QMEDJoe Proverbs 3:5-6

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    2003 black DLX Tacoma,5VZ-FE,5 speed,4x4.
    Fox 2.0 Coilovers in the front and Fox 2.0’s in the rear, Total Chaos UCA’s, Al-lpro expo leafs, K&N cold air intake, TRD headers,Magnaflow catback exhaust,URD short throw shifter, switched out my 60/40 bench seat for some Tacoma Limited seats, Replaced the vinyl shift boot for a leather one, completely soundproofed the cab w/ Frost King. Replaced stock radio with a Pioneer AVH series head unit. Focal component system w/a 10" sub powered by 2 Alpine amps. Weathertech floor mats. Line-X'd the bed. SCS Ray 10’s, Installed an A.R.E. MX series camper shell. All-Pro Apex front bumper w/ All-Pro skid plates all the way back to the Trans. Low Range fuel skid plate.
    I may be wrong but I think they may be Grainger's brand. I work on ships and we go through Grainger ALOT!... I like them, very durable. I will retract my answer up above and say "Blackhawk" Proto tools.
     
  3. May 24, 2017 at 11:06 AM
    #123
    QMEDJoe

    QMEDJoe Proverbs 3:5-6

    Joined:
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    Fleetwood NC
    Vehicle:
    2003 black DLX Tacoma,5VZ-FE,5 speed,4x4.
    Fox 2.0 Coilovers in the front and Fox 2.0’s in the rear, Total Chaos UCA’s, Al-lpro expo leafs, K&N cold air intake, TRD headers,Magnaflow catback exhaust,URD short throw shifter, switched out my 60/40 bench seat for some Tacoma Limited seats, Replaced the vinyl shift boot for a leather one, completely soundproofed the cab w/ Frost King. Replaced stock radio with a Pioneer AVH series head unit. Focal component system w/a 10" sub powered by 2 Alpine amps. Weathertech floor mats. Line-X'd the bed. SCS Ray 10’s, Installed an A.R.E. MX series camper shell. All-Pro Apex front bumper w/ All-Pro skid plates all the way back to the Trans. Low Range fuel skid plate.
    I use to tend carpenters as a kid and they ripped through wood all day long and kept on going. They'd eventually burn up because they were constantly being used but for home work I would definitely buy one if I didn't already have a Ridgid worm drive. I was looking to purchase one and couldn't find one local so I went with the only Wormdrive available at Home Depot or Lowes. So far so good
     

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