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<blockquote data-quote="RandyDSok" data-source="post: 152630" data-attributes="member: 201">Before starting the pressure relay switch job... I decided I wanted to get a new batch of tools. I've got a ton of computer sized tools... but my real all other types of job tools have either been borrowed and not returned... or I'd put them here there and yon... and really didn't want to search the house for them. So I headed out to Harbor Freight.... and really not expecting to see many good quality tools... I found myself pretty surprised. They've still got some cheap stuff to be certain... but they've now got some pretty decent looking stuff now also. In fact.. so nice, I've now got just about full set of most of the tools I'd ever need again. Now I'm not talking about every little tool you could think of... I just covered the basics really well.A 20pc SAE 3/8s drive socket set, 22 pc SAE/metric combination wrench set, 32pc screwdriver set, 3pc adjustable wrench set and few odds and ends as well as a 15&quot; tool bag to put it all in. In addition, I got a voltage tester and a fork type multimeter by Ames.Here's a few shots of it all...[ATTACH=full]19810[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]19811[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]19812[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RandyDSok, post: 152630, member: 201"] Before starting the pressure relay switch job... I decided I wanted to get a new batch of tools. I've got a ton of computer sized tools... but my real all other types of job tools have either been borrowed and not returned... or I'd put them here there and yon... and really didn't want to search the house for them. So I headed out to Harbor Freight.... and really not expecting to see many good quality tools... I found myself pretty surprised. They've still got some cheap stuff to be certain... but they've now got some pretty decent looking stuff now also. In fact.. so nice, I've now got just about full set of most of the tools I'd ever need again. Now I'm not talking about every little tool you could think of... I just covered the basics really well. A 20pc SAE 3/8s drive socket set, 22 pc SAE/metric combination wrench set, 32pc screwdriver set, 3pc adjustable wrench set and few odds and ends as well as a 15" tool bag to put it all in. In addition, I got a voltage tester and a fork type multimeter by Ames. Here's a few shots of it all... [ATTACH=full]19810[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]19811[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]19812[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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