bonneyman was good to me!
a snap-on? pocket phillips. a snap-on reversible screwdriver, ferret ratchet, 3/8 extension, 5/16 flare wrench, a couple universals and 10mm socket followed by a nice big prot 1/2 ratchet,
the cream of the box was the blue point sae rethreader sets for course and fine threads.
a fine assortment of iron from sunny arizona!
Glad you like them!
Snap-On makes a good tool, but I never thought the special features were worth the additional cost. Though I do snag any Snappy I find when out looking for other tools.
The ratchet I got at a Goodwill. Put it in the rotation, but the handle was too small and weird shaped for my taste. A layer of heat shrink tubing didn't help. So it routinely got passed over. Hopefully you can use it.
The Extension, universal and socket were gathering dust (Who doesn't need a 10mm extra socket)?
The 2-in-1 driver has a great handle shape, (as does the pocket phillips) but I've got so many Enderes drivers I threw them into the package.
The 5/16" open end/flare end was an experiment. I come across many 5/16" screws, and thought the thicker OE and the angled flare end might help with tough fasteners. Never used it for work, and now don't need it. Likewise with the swivel 5/16" socket. (I checked the Snappy website - they still make the OE-FE combo wrenches but don't go smaller than 3/8". So that one is a rare bird).
I figured you could use the pair of thread chasers on the farm. I've had them 2 years and never had them out of the pouches.
Finally the Proto 1/2" rat was found on top of a bunch of shoes and clothes at a going out of business sale. Within a couple of days it would have been tossed in the trash. So I took it. The handle was a bit buggared so I put some heat shrink on it. And the action ended up butter smooth after cleaning and lubing. I have several 1/2"er rats so I threw it in as an extra.
