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Maybe it'll be at the local hub on Saturday and you can go pick it up.

yeah I used the spring clips but the 3/8" sockets I have are far too heavy to stay secured. That's cause the metal spring clips really, really, suck. I'll take loose over those. For deep toolbox drawers, the Hansen trays work well, the ones from Menards aren't to bad really, I don't use them much but I like them.

I've got 3/4" webbing and side release clips to latch the roll after I get edging on it.

Unlike wrench holders for me, they make a multitude of socket holders, ball bearing detent, steel spring clips, rotating, magnetic, etc, etc.

I want them for the tool bags in my truck, tired of digging through wrenches.

24oz Canvas.

My manly Martha stewart progress for the evening. Need to pick up some larger grosgrain trim for the edges tomorrow.

Well. I just learned I need to become one of your sales people then.

I would think they would go hand in hand. Can I get a readers digest version of why they are somewhat opposite? J My guess is that they have to be a bit softer to better absorb the energy rather than transferring it to your face.

Been beer thirty here for the last 3 hours.

Carries a gun, sews stuff, and then goes and lays pipe to the ole lady like a boss.

You'd think I could just go find/buy what I want for a wrench roll up pouch, but haven't found it yet. I've got some 24oz Canvas, some polypro webbing, latches, pick up some edging tomorrow and start sewing one up.

Ironically my weather guard did as well! Kind of pissed... Somewhat have redone my storage... Reorganizing into tool bags, SAE sockets/wrenches, Metric sockets/wrench, pliers, ratchets/extensions/adapters, electrical/ignition, tie downs, and just a few extra. Picked up some on sale Husky tool bags from the Depot, think they'll work well. Hopefully it'll keep it better organized and easier to get what I want without dragging out a couple of big ass heavy boxes to get a few things. Now to make my canvas wrench pouches, for craftsman length and another for wright/Armstrong/snap-on length.

Maui Jim the same company they are talking about makes prescription sunglasses. With large prescriptions its hard to find good sunglasses or even safety glasses. My prescript is -7.5 and you can't get any wrap at all with those kinds of numbers.

I do not miss the W's Audi 200, slowest turbo charged gas engine EVER.

Had a female friend who drove a mid/later 90's Corolla. She called me saying her car wouldn't start one day, and no it sure wouldn't. I start looking, and almost every single fuse in the car was blown, including the 50A (or whatever big) fuses, very few fuses were still good and she never would tell me what she did to it. Replaced all the fuses and it started right up and didn't have any issues.

Anything Wheel Drive to FWD for me.

Fricking truck toolbox leaked and got a bunch of my tools nasty and rusty, going to buy a new truck box and redo my tool storage.

Didn't think I'd ever ask this.... Anyone know of any decent canvas wrench rolls that aren't overpriced? Haven't found any yet, bout to just make my own damn ones. I'd be looking for two, maybe three. Sized for smaller craftsman wrenches on some, and larger snap-on's would also be nice.

Nice! Awesome!

hmm, it hurts when I spend $50 on dinner You must hurt pretty often then by the way you eat out I think...

I did a draft this year, first time ever.

http://ksu.craigslist.org/tls/4021578926.html

Should be easy for you.

He may be scared of what sort of TIR he finds... I've helped Kurt Manu. do a ton of those and similar measurements. Nice to hear they employ your company's products, got their vise and power drawbar on my mill.