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this might be the worst thing to happen on 9/11 - PATRON EP. 76

🕑 Added 2025-09-15 14:46:16 +0000 UTC

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Sam Wahlstrom

I've abused the shit out of my makita stuff and it still goes strong. With what you're using it for itll last like 10 years.

Charlie baker

Nearly threw up in my car over that cum segment

Skid Stinkle

To be fair there's really no difference between Milwaukee, Snap On, Craftsman, Matco, etc. I'm a mechanic at a private shop but we turn good profit so as a result we get a tool truck coming by from each of those respectively every other week. At the end of the day you're realistically spending the same thousands of dollars for the same "high grade" tools. When really all the price tag is for is that lifetime warranty, even the best craftsman 22mm impact socket will eventually explode from a rusty shitty GM lug nut. Also epic recommendation from one professional to another despite being in very different lines of work, check out some of these zero g spanners they have now. Not exactly a universal tool but they're excellent for when you run into one of those situations where your drive doesn't have enough gear teeth to get you the leverage you need in the small wiggle room you may have. Highly recommend a set of them if you run into situations like that often.

Breadknife

Milwaukee is the standard for power tools, I worked as a High Voltage tech for industrual plants and refineries and I worked with a lot of linemen also, nobody uses anything but Milwaukee, wera or wiha for screwdrivers, knipex for pliers and cutters, wrenches you can really get whatever but I reccommend speed wrenches I like the gearwrench brand, always get impact-rated sockets