Snap On March 2024 Flyer is here BOGO !!
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- Опубліковано 13 чер 2024
- The Snap on Tools March 2024 flyer of the month is here are there are new tools, and some BOGO deals in it. Some of the new tools are rechargeable lights, a cordless soldering iron, and a new short barrel air hammer. Snap On is offering a good trade in allowance on 3/4" tools. There are rethreading kits and extractor kits on sale, and there are Snap On 1/2" drive on sale. They have the 3/8" ratchets on sale, bot the 80 and 100 gear ratchets. Square adaptors and extensions are on sale, along with the Flank Drive Extra sockets. The Flank Drive Xtra Deep are BOGO so buy the deep sockets and get the shallow for free. Snap On also has the coolant pressure tester and compression tester on sale along with safety equipment.
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Lisle makes a great tap socket set
Thank you for that. I think Lisle is available on Amazon, and I will look. I do use taps, but it's really not often so I would like to find a cheaper set of the tap holders as they would be one of those tools that very rarely gets used. Thanks and have a great Sunday !!
Lisle makes an 8 piece set and offers an add on 3 piece larger size set. Well worth the money imo..
@drewlane3031 they make a 5 piece add-on set as well. I bought it and it covers all of my taps (up to 1" and 24mm)
Yes I bought the lyle set for 30$ some years ago. Snapon dealer said they are identical. I bought one replacement socket last year from him and it was at least 30$ for one. Lifetime warranty tho 😂
@@mrdavester $30 is a deal !!!
I think I remember the details on Grandpa's ratchet. SnapOn marketed that particular model for rebuilding starters. When tightening the phillips screws that hold the armature magnet in the starter housing, one had to place it in a press to push on the rear of the square drive to keep the #3 or 4 bit from camming out and slipping.
You have a good memory, and thank you for the comment. I had no idea what it was marketed for, but for sentimental reasons I keep it. I actually used it quite a bit when I began. Now I use the newer ratchets, but that one stays in the drawer. Thank you for history, and great comment. Hope you are enjoying your Sunday.
Lang makes that retreading kit for all of the major tool trucks. Lisle makes the tap sockets.OTC make the compression tester and the leak down tester.
Thank you. I didn't know that OTC made the compression tester and leak down. I have an OTC leak down tester so I'm happy to know its good enough to have the Snap On name on it, but I know I saved a ton buying the OTC.
Oh no the snap on guy claims they make all their own tools . 😂 Sure they do. They just rebrand it and triple the price on a lot of it.
@@whatfreedom7yup they do that to many tools !!
Love the flyer you do, and I like how you show some of your tools
Thanks 👍
There air tool's are getting crazy in price
yes they are good sir
Thanks. I Love those sockets
Appreciate the comment, thank you
Lisle for tap sockets. They are awesome!
Thank you for the comment
Also brands like Dormer, Norseman, Gray, Greenlee, Sowa (Raider-Hansen), etc.. are the top shelf when talking tap and die sets.
@@FahimibnDawud Appreciate the comment and thank you
My snap on rep said those are good for aviation folks due to their super tight tolerances on bolts. He said if you are dealing with any rust those sockets ain’t it they will need to be hammered in.
Ohh, thank you for the comment. I was really contemplating them, but I just work on cars. I do see some rust, but I also work on clean cars (if I can say that). Thank you for sharing.
lets just go ahead and pan over the diagnostic tool lol
Well there was no price on them, so that's why. There really was not much there except for the see your dealer. Next time I'll hover a bit. I do appreciate the feedback.
@@GarageKing no I thought it was funny that you were like it’s probably too expensive anyway. And I agree lol
Oh Thanks LOL, Snap On tools that don't have a price are too expensive in my eyes. Thank you for being on the same page !!
Lang absolutely makes that re-thread kit for Snap On. I bought the Lang set and saved 100 bucks.
I got a deal on mine, I think it was still 175, so you are probably about 75 bucks ahead of me LOL :)
hanson irwin makes it for everyone
Lang is re-branding for all the tool truck re-thread kits.
I was lucky enough to find a Amazon returned kit that was in perfect condition for $67.00 to my door.
big like 128
Thank you
FDX is where it’s at. Not your everyday sockets, but they work very well with rounded fasteners and in my mind better than a twist socket that tears up the head, I’ve been able to reuse the bolt in a pinch, when it’s an oddity, or a size I don’t have in the bolt bin. The edges of the socket have less chamfer than a standard socket and the inside walls of the socket are slightly tapered. They fit tight. Like you almost have to go get a pin punch and knock the bolt out of it kinda tight. I also like the recessed band that helps grab the socket when trying to pull it off the ratchet with greasy hands. I would put them on par with the Mac RBRT Allen head drivers that everyone is raving about. It’s a specialty purpose built tool that works really well for that purpose. If you think the FDX is going to replace your standard flank drive 6 point sockets, you are probably going to be disappointed.
I’d recommend the 1/4” and the 3/8” fdx if you can get them on a buy/getz. I bought the 1/2” fdx sets also but I find not much need in them. If you are on a budget, FDX semi deeps in 1/4” and 3/8”
Really appreciate your comment and the time you took to write this. I have really been looking at these for a while and passed on the 1/4" drive as I was thinking a real tight bolt might not take the torque of the 1/4". I'm looking at getting the 3/8" drive after your suggestion. After all they are BOGO right now. Thank you.
thank sahring 👍126 lik.e
Thank you !!
Yeah lang 971 set is the same. I wish I knew that before buying the snap on but needed it and it does great
Me too, I wish I would have got the Lang. I bought the Snap On like you, but I really needed it as well.
@@GarageKing easy warranty with the snap on though so that is our upside lol
@@shaunmaxwell2745 Yup, plus a little goodwill buying from Snap On never hurts with the dealer relationship.
I have the old (about 10 yrs or so) American made Craftsman rethread kit and it is 100% I identical to that Snap -On one, except it cost me $60 at Christmas time.
It was a good buy, you can see the prices now. If I remember correctly I think I paid 175 for it
Lisle makes the tap sockets I’ve had them for years no issues
Very good brand, and thanks for the comment. Lisle makes good tools, they have a new set of pliers out that pretty much sold out everywhere. They are the 37960. I'm looking to get a pair of those.
The 100 tooth ratchets will come with the original snap on logo until they run out of the 1st wave of them. Then they will have the current logos after.
Ahh, thank you for this good sir, I wonder if they will become collectable.... I do appreciate you sharing this with me. It may mean I have to get one. :)
The apron isnt for cooking. It is for tasks such as refilling acid batteries, acid dipping parts, etc.
I know LOL, I was joking about it, and how it would be a good gift and could be used for cooking as well.
Harry J Epstein Tool Company has most all varieties of the Malco “Eagle Grip” Locking pliers on clearance sale for $29 per pair (any size). These are the new Snap-on pliers which Snap-on wants $85 plus for. Snap-on bought Malco’s plier design and these are the last of the great Malco pliers. Go get ‘em’ boys
ACME Tool has the Malco 8” & 11” C-clamp locking pliers for $24, but they don’t have the regular straight Malco pliers
Went to their site and truth be told you are right my friend. Thank you and I'll be ordering
Follow up, ordered 5 sets, both 7" styles, 10" curved jaw, and both style big clamps with the pads. Thank you good Sir !!!
@@GarageKing glad you got them. You will be very proud of them.
@@scottaddison8071 Thank you again for sharing, they are a heck of a deal !! I will now throw out some of my worn out vise grips, these will be a really nice replacement. Killer Deal !! Thank you again.
we have that box in our shop idk who it belongs too must be morninh shift but i didnt know it was a snap on box
Its a cool little box
Lisle make the tap socket set. I own it and other tech has snap on. And we cant tell the difference
Appreciate the reply, thanks and hope you have a good week.
Lang makes it for all the trucks
Thanks for the info, much appreciated
The lang rethreaders break easy and aren’t sold individually if you need a replacement. They are ok but not really a good replacement for a tap set.
Appreciate the comment, thank you
Lisle tap sockets and attacks might be 40 bucks
They will be much cheaper than Snap On, that's for sure
Tap socket lisle or princess auto makes similar set dunno quality of that one i have lang
I do like Lisle for quality as I have some of their tools, and they are good quality.
Can regular Snap On air hammer chisels and bits be used on the short barrel air hammer?
I think they can, I think the shank size should be .409 someone correct me if I'm wrong.
.410 is small bore .498 is large bore
I miss 2010 tool prices
Ya, you are not the only one !!!
Lang/ karstar for rethread paid 120 for it
You are ahead of me LOL, but I needed to buy my Snap On one for the video, well at least thats what I'm telling myself !!
What’s weird is the PT350 the 1/2 air stubby impact is 578.95 on their website. I might have missed it in previous videos but are these Canadian prices or US prices in the flyers?
This is the Canadian flyer, tools are the same, and the ones on sale are the same, the only difference is the price is about 35% higher in Canada.
Lisle makes them for snap on i have the lisles at work and they work ok but got the powerfist set for xmas and so far i like them better because they have magnets instead of o-rings which i don't find hold all that great
@@user-tb5tm3yw9s Thats really good to know, and I'll bet the Powerfist are cheaper as well. We have that brand at Canadian Tire. Didn't know about the magnets vs o-rings, I thought they were all the same. Thank you.
Powerfist is princess auto
Are the chrome sockets worth getting
I hear they are really good, but the tolerance is really tight, so if you have a bolt that has a little bit of rust you are probably going to have to tap the socket on.
new thor air hammer from astro as strong as s/o for 150 bucks
Thanks for sharing, I don't have the need for the stubby one, just yet ...........
thor is a long barrel air hammer
@@mikethetoolman8776 Good to know, thank you
Mechanics have absolutely no business approaching a customer's asset with a soldering iron in their hand. There is no part or piece of any vehicle or equipment where a mechanic needs to solder. If he's repairing boards, he has a PROPERLY outfitted workstation (you know, so he doesn't cause more irreparable damage than he found). He will be able to say what the melting point of 60/40 is, and will be happy to explain the specific electrical conductivity of 60/40, and what scenarios might cause predictable consequences. If you see a mechanic walking towards YOUR equipment with a shitbird "soldering iron" and spool of tarnished solder, STOP HIM.
Appreciate the comment and see where you are coming from. Most mechanics today simply replace parts, but there are a few of use that repair modules etc. on older cars so you are right most of the time, but not all the time. Please see this video where I repaired the board on a Jaguar, and saved myself about $1000. ua-cam.com/video/8nJBogEXkTY/v-deo.html That's not the only one, I have done others on classic cars when no parts are available. But I hear what your saying, most of the time soldering is not needed on a new car.
$790 for a cordless grease gun ? Buy 2 Milwaukee’s for that.
You know it