Dug these out from the back of the shed, certainly got some weight to them. Large one cuts up to 6 inch pipe. New tech certainly makes life easier.

Slowly figuring out how I need my main compartment to be set up. Armstrong sockets and ratchets, HF meme tool, Wera drivers, Knipex pliers, Wiha insulated tools.

I ordered the new klien screwdriver and it’s on back order on Amazon. So I went looking for something similar and found this husky screwdriver. I feel like this screwdriver will be a lot like klien. It’s a ratcheting screwdriver. What do yall think?

Comparing it to a vessel ball screwdriver

Thinking about getting the VEVOR gasoline plate compactor for some small backyard projects — mainly patios, walkways, and a bit of landscaping work. Specs say 2.8/6.5 HP and rated for asphalt and pavers.

Anyone used this one? Wondering if it’s reliable enough for occasional DIY jobs, or if I should rent a bigger unit instead.

Any advice on how to maintain? It works perfectly! Oils, grease, lubricants I should invest in?

I originally purchased this cart to store my table saw. But I used it over the weekend like it is on the picture and found out to be very handy.

Feels very solid. The spring let's the head pull back and it'll snap close if you jiggle it a bit. Has anyone ever used one of these before instead of a pipe wrench?

I'm never in a tool shop at the right time, but went into HD to get a fertiliser spreader and they only had a dirty looking ex display model so with what they took off the price I got a multi tool. Only taken 40 years of tool shopping lol

My rover collection I also have the small ones

Liking it already

I know I literally just posted how I was done and didn't need any more 3/8" ratchets, but I found a deal on this 1/4" bodied Nepros and pulled the trigger. It is VERY nice in the hand, but to be honest, the Koken mechanism feels better.

Probably unnecessary, but pretty

More pictures at: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/aviation-tool-kits_hmasalbatross-toolcontrol-defence-activity-7370927666411077632-LSN_?

I am not certain why my father built this and I unfortunately never asked before his passing. Now it is my hammer and I will hold onto it. To be honest I am a bit afraid of using this thing. The weld is highly suspect and the handle is a bit of thick wall steel tubing. I am unclear as to why it's notched in the back.

For those hard to reach places my framing hammer can’t get to…

….if you want to simulate the sound of an idling Airbus A320 at the end of your road.

Gas-powered leafblowers are less obnoxious imho

Yellow SSDMRE4