It shows up 149 for me but still a better deal that the cheapie harbor freight one and cheaper than harbor freights premium one.I had this on a wish list for a while and when I saw it for $145 this morning I grabbed it. In the not so distant future we'll be moving and I plan on doing a few projects which this will come in handy.
Makita AN924 21º Full Round Head 3-1/2" Framing Nailer.
That’s a good price for a framing nailer.I had this on a wish list for a while and when I saw it for $145 this morning I grabbed it. In the not so distant future we'll be moving and I plan on doing a few projects which this will come in handy.
Makita AN924 21º Full Round Head 3-1/2" Framing Nailer.
+1 That's why I grabbed it, the best price I saw was $195 IIRC on Ebay. It will get some good use in the next couple of years.
Yes sir, I bought one a dozen years ago to change a failed oil pressure sensor. Hasn't been needed since and may never be needed again, but it was well worth the money at the time!
That is the most common size wrench and socket I use. 5/8” B7 studs use 2H nuts that are 1-1/16 on pipe flanges.
.
Is the tip of the snapon one on the left stick out straight or is it hooked? Dad has the snap on radiator hose one and one that is hooked slightly but I never knew what it was for.
It is slightly bent/hooked. The radiator picks are generally longer in length. Probably could be used as a radiator pick.
That terminal test kit from AESWave is the bomb. I have it and it comes in handy when trying to do electrical work. Those Lisle relay adapters are also nice. I've used them several times recently.I have the same one....Bought from a pawn shop. Decent enough & works well. Never cared for the Leads that come with DVOM's....So I make my own.
Also have a Blue Point branded Fluke, Also bought at a pawn shop......It's handy at times to have 2 DVOM's.
Buy some extra fuses cause I guarantee you'll pop a couple learning parasitic draw testing!
. And then 4 pairs of pliers. Probably didn’t need two of them but things happen lol. Flank drive slip joints. Really cool actually they can take bolts off. Regular slip joints as that’s another pair of pliers that I haven’t ever had a nice pair of. I bought the new needle nose ones too and they had some free cheaper feeling socks with them lol. I can’t remember what the name is but my neighbor showed me them originally and I wanted a set ever since. Unfortunately they don’t have orange yet 
but that’s ok red is the next best I guess. Then a pair of flush cutters. Went on there intending to order the big set of snap ring pliers but totally forgot lol. I was excited for these plus my apprentice was there with me he bought a really nice dark titanium 1/2 air impact. It’s a heavy beast but it zips them off way faster than his Earthquake one. He and I both forgot to get more pocket screwdrivers lol.
When will it end????View attachment 95470View attachment 95471View attachment 95472
Snap-on Thursday today folks. My favorite day of the week besides Friday lol. 4 pairs of socks. Two for me and two for the brother in law who loves the socks just like I do. Got a shirt too for free well at least they make you think it’s free lol
I actually owe less than I did when I walked in the truck today lol. My goal is to keep the balance lower each visit than what I started with. Eventually will pay it off but that’s not easy when you are a mechanic like me and love tools.
