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I have one about 8 minutes away, another 25 and two more about 30-35. If I move it may not be the case but they seems to be building more all the time. Thanks for watching!

@thetoolbandit wow! You lucked out there huh! Haha. And that they always are doing! They are great all in 1 stop shops anymore for mechanics! Icon has made some major improvements to their line!

I get it, many people want made in the USA. Outside of used they are getting harder to find at a reasonable price. A set of used Craftsman 6 point in 1/2" drive is hard to find unless you're willing to pay eBay prices. Then if you break one you can't get it replaced. A set made by Wright for shallow and deep metric is over $300. I can't spend 5x the price for a set that will only get used a few times a year, I mostly use 3/8" drive sockets. Thanks for watching!

I agree, that is one of the big problems. I do believe you can order an individual piece through corporate but I have no idea what their prices are like. Thanks for watching!

Could be, I will have to research it a bit. Thanks for watching !

www.ebay.com/str/minute2late None of this stuff is listed. Thanks for watching!

www.ebay.com/str/minute2late Thanks for watching !

On Craftsman tool

I think these were all USA. Thanks for watching!

First I have heard that one. I will look into it! Thanks for watching!

@thetoolbandit it is for repairing the zinc coating on steel trusses But it looks pretty good when you spray wrenches that have no Chrome left on them, and it keeps them from rusting

Could be, I will have to research. Thanks for watching!

Correct, names mean very little. Many tools will do the job when used properly. Thanks for watching!

I always pray that screw won't strip when taking off the rotor. Thanks for watching!

Speed ratchet is great for engine assembly back in the day. Thanks for watching!

Yes, they can be a lifesaver! Thanks for watching!

I wonder if Lisle or OTC makes that socket for Matco. Thanks for watching!

More in the works! Thanks for watching!

Honestly hardly ever. Thanks for watching!

This stuff was from eBay. Thanks for watching!

Could be, never though of that one. Thanks for watching!

Ah yes, that makes sense. I'm glad you like them, thank you for watching!

I figured the E series was some of the last ones they Made in the USA. You're absolutely right, the wrenches will still work perfectly in a box where tools may get ruffed up or lost. Thanks for watching!

@@thetoolbandit After that run, I believe they had made Danaher the exclusive supplier. By then, the "BF" Japan and "E" Stanley made wrenches were done and they were all "V*" series USA made Danaher until of course production was shifted to China and today a lot of them are made in India now. I was just in WI this week for work, twice in two weeks. I was there last week and then we had to go back. Both times in Green Bay.

Some nice gems in the Snap-on box. Thanks for watching!

Snap-on was a decent deal with the ratchet and stud extractor. If it was all sockets that would have been too much. Hope you have a good Thanksgiving as well! Thanks for watching!

I agree! I will gladly pay $1-1.50 per good wrench. Thanks for watching!

It is a great way to build a set at a low price. If I sell the doubles and items I don't need I will basically have the keepers for "free". Thanks for watching!

Why would nt you put them in your box?😮

Because I have plenty of clean ones, so no need. Not because I'm too good for them, LOL.

@@thetoolbandit was joking have sane ones rusted ..husky rusts and sets

Thanks for letting me know. I'm never sure if people will watch if it gets dragged out too far. Thanks for watching!

@@thetoolbandit I do some videos where they are shorter then I put them all in one video for people who like longer videos. It is also great for watch hours.

I understand, I never feel good about doing that even though they carry the warranty. Thanks for watching!

I have yet to use them but many people say they love them. Thanks for watching!

Good info! Thanks for watching!

@thetoolbandit you're welcome

Yes, when you add the bottom box to it. Thanks for watching!

Thank you!

You make a good point. Should keep them all in a drawer. Thanks for watching!

Yes! I will match those up. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for the info! Thank you for watching!

Agreed, they are awful

@@tristanfletcher6621 I have a few that I snagged at flea markets for stupid cheap to "modify". That's all they're good for.

Old craftsman are the best feeling in the hand by far

@@OneReferralAway I can appreciate your opinion since it's a personal preference. I on the other hand think they feel AWFUL in the hand. Never liked raised panel wrenches. Also, they're way to short.

The professional series was nice. I think a ton of people grew up with them so they continue to buy them. Thanks for watching!

5/8 are always in good supply….because they are rarely used.

Weatherhead sockets for weatherhead fittings. Thanks for watching!

Yep! They are plentiful and hard to sell.

Nice to find one with all the bits! Thanks for watching!

Back in the 70’s and early 80’s I used to see S-K in auto parts stores before the big chain auto parts stores came around. They were a bit pricey so most folks seemed to opt for Sears Craftsman back then.

I have never seen them for sale but I hear hardware, auto parts, and industrial type stores. Thanks for watching!

Many coal mine supply companies in my area carried SK tools. SK was very popular here, up until most of the mines started shutting down over the last couple of decades. Contrary to what many people are saying, SK still produce their USA made line of tools and have one of the best "out of store" lifetime warranties today. Even if you bought the tool second-hand or just found it somewhere, they will honor their warranty by sending them an email on the official website. I had to do it recently for a pair of USA made bent-nose pliers that I had bought on Amazon. They got back to me in less than 15 minutes and immediately sent me out a brand new pair after a short explanation of the issue and a picture of the problem pair. They never even asked where I bought them. The customer service rep informed me that a brand new, hand selected pair would be in the mail to avoid any issues. Even though I had to wait a few days for it to arrive, I was throughly impressed. I'd forgotten how much I missed that kind of warranty service. It was much easier than all tool company warranties i've dealt with for being "out of store." Sorry for the long-winded comment.

I have a ratchet that needed new guts, had a new set in a few days. That was a few years back. Even though they seem to never change the design of the ratchets they always held up well. Thanks for watching!

Thanks! I do find a lot of them. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for the heads up! I will be sure to keep them. Thanks for watching!

@@thetoolbandit Yeah that Project Farm tool review guy on youtube is the nan cause he buys all the tools himself with no sponsors and then tests them and hes on point with real world everyday use type breakdown charts and prices and performance #s HE mostly does hand tools , wrenches ratchets and electric tool staff nothing to specialty related but for everyday DIY people

I have watched him a few times, it's interesting to see how they perform on his tests.

Half is more like a junk drawer box, LOL. The top is a bit more organized. I see a lot more like this than I see organized. Thanks for watching!

Thank you for watching!

The video I released last week on the bottom roller was included in the $400. I think with both of them ($200 each) it was worth it. Not everyone will agree. Thanks for watching!

@@thetoolbandit I wouldn't have paid $400 for the set. No more than $300 in my book. It doesn't have that great of a tool assortment. Most of the top was filled with junk.

@@googleusergp yep, everyone values things differently. The two big hex bit sets cost $250 each new. So I look at it like I bought those two at less than retail and the rest was free.

LOL! He was prepared for most anything! Thanks for watching!

Dang! That is a nice one to chop up!

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The crazy thing is the guy that sold it was in his 80s. LOL! Thanks for watching!

That’s what rusted the tools. 😂

LOL

It is one of the few ball bearing boxes I have bought. Thanks for watching!

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I didn't look close enough at the time but that sounds about right. Thanks for the info! Thank you for watching!