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Opinions on the quality will vary, but at least someone has thought of it: https://www.harborfreight.com/10mm-metric-essential-socket-set-10-piece-58957.html

This issue seems to be resolved, but these wrench adapters for sockets are cheap and can be handy to have as well: https://www.harborfreight.com/3-piece-square-drive-socket-caps-67011.html

If you're already coming straight on a fastener with an impact wrench, there is probably a good amount of room. I would always start with a set of deep impact sockets if you can only choose one.

All Icon ratchets will be 40% off next week. Starts Monday for Inside Track Club members; Friday for the unwashed masses.

I'm fairly new to the Mityvac game, but I have made up a small amount of hot, soapy water with Dawn dish soap and 'extracted it' into the Mityvac. This was done mostly just to clean the inside of the hoses and seemed to do a decent job. I've also poured brake cleaner in from the top and swished...

If Amazon and a 3rd party are selling the same product SKU, they all get mixed up in the warehouse and you never know what you're going to get.

I can never bring myself to trust those things. I've had one for years (not a Bosch) but if I'm measuring something, I want to see it on the tape. Mine does go to 80 meters (allegedly) but I've never tried any great distances.

It's interesting to hear that the Mopar dual-cap reservoir is so rare out in the field. Those are extremely common in drag racing when retrofitting 4-wheel disc brakes on old cars of all makes.

I just bought a Motive a couple weeks ago and have been debating the method I want to use. It seems like it could be more of a hassle to remove the adapter from the MC a few times to refill than it would be to clean the can. It also seems likely to overfill the MC slightly if dispensing fluid...

I used Torque Pro on Android, and have since switched to Car Scanner on Apple. At least at my knowledge level, it seems to be at least on par with Torque Pro.

I know the general rules of accuracy at the far reaches of range, but I use my 20-150 lb/ft 1/2" wrench at 20 or 25 ALL THE TIME! Tire beadlock ring bolts on my dragster, valve cover bolts on my daughters' GM 1.4T engines, etc. I wouldn't do that without verifying accuracy with the vise and fish...

What I bought it for was to torque head bolts on the single-cylinder flathead engines on my kids' junior dragster engines to 12.5 lb/ft or 150 inch pounds. My kids have aged out of those, and I tend to go with hand feel for drain plugs, spark plugs, etc. I will use a torque wrench in cases where...

Really, I just wanted to try correcting it myself to go through the procedure and see how well I can do it. By "good enough", I'm going to try to make it as accurate as possible while knowing it likely won't be to the level that a calibration lab could achieve. If I needed absolute precision...

I have a 3/8" that is way off. I want to try to calibrate it myself (to "good enough") but haven't gotten around to it yet. Last time I was at HF, I was at the register when another customer walked in and handed a 3/8" torque wrench to the cashier. She said "go grab one off the shelf" to which...

I've had this one for 4 years. It's been good. A good friend had his a couple years before and I don't think he had any issues either. https://www.fleetfarm.com/detail/dino-hide-3-8-in-retractable-air-hose-reel/0000000265695

Two of my daughters have GM 1.4 Turbo cars with the problematic valve covers, held on with E10 bolts. I was able to use Craftsman splined sockets on those and it was just fine. Not sure I'd want to do that with larger, tighter bolts.

Good score! I searched my app and saw that my store had it, and also a breaker bar for $6. I dropped my daughter off at dance and then went across the street to Walmart, but now everything is showing full price. :-(

I have the standard length non-reversible GearWrench, and some real cheap flex head Pittsburghs that are only used if absolutely needed. When I need to use the open end, I always go for the old raised panel Craftsman wrenches.

This guy gets it. I have a couple Craftsman Quiet Glide boxes, and they have been good, but that hammer drawer really takes some effort to open/close. Honestly though, I was never gonna spring for ball bearing back when I bought them. Actually, I received the real basic Craftsman boxes as a...

Just saw an employee post on Reddit that you could grab it a little cheaper this coming weekend: 30% off any item under $20 15% off any item between $20-$50 10% off any item over $50 No exclusions.