Socket, Spanner & Screwdriver Sunday

"SaigaShooter - He's got an Impreza" (saigashooter) 08/04/2013 at 10:06 • Filed to: socketspannerscredriversunday

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Everyone has a few tools in their box, and while we don't all turn wrenches for a living, lets post up what we have. I for one always enjoy seeing a drawer full of chrome. Here's mine.

Screwdrivers - Craftsman, not the pro series, but they are decent.

Sockets - Kobalt, 1/4 and 3/8 so far, all 6 point, I can't stand 12 point. They work pretty well for me, and I don't have any complaints on them. got them all on sale when Lowes was selling them out to bring in a new design. I like the color coded channels on the base of each socket.

Spanners - Kobalt as well, and color coded for metric and standard. the Neiko holders are just for transporting them neatly.

Ratchets - Proto Challenger 1260 3/8" and 1060-D 1/4" Good old american ratchets. Trying to find a 1660-D to complete the set in 1/2"

Cutters and Pliers - Mostly Ideal, with a Channellock and Stanley in there as well.

So there's my meager collection what have you guys got?

McMike > SaigaShooter - He's got an Impreza 08/04/2013 at 10:22

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I have mostly Craftsman stuff.

Edit, added the wrong photo. Leaving it.

dsigned001 - O.R.C. hunter > SaigaShooter - He's got an Impreza 08/04/2013 at 11:00

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Wrenches: metric 6mm to 32 mm with some gaps above 18mm. Craftsman

SAE 1/4 through I don't know. Whatever the standard is for a basic set. Pittsburgh.

Metric and SAE standard and deep socket, six point. Craftsman for metric and Pittsburgh for SAE.

A very nice 3/8" Craftsman ratchet. Not pro, but the nicest they have before that.

3/8" and 1/2" breaker bars. Craftsman

3/8" and 1/4" extenders and knuckle joints. Pittsburgh

Two ton jack and stands.

Black & Decker drill with various bits and 1/4", 3/8", and 1/3" adapters.

Piece of wood.

Clown Shoe Pilot > SaigaShooter - He's got an Impreza 08/04/2013 at 11:56

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I have a ridiculous amount of Craftsman, nearly all of it metric. I have a few pieces of Snap-On and a set of SK impact sockets. All told, I have 2 roll around tool boxes full of stuff.

BJohnson11 > SaigaShooter - He's got an Impreza 08/04/2013 at 14:53

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I just bought this set from Sears. They almost always have it on sale for $180, and it's a very complete set. Comes with a little toolbox too that keeps all the sockets organized.

I'd recommend it to anyone in need of a good first tool set.