Added a tool today

So the other day I was cruising through eBays section of Craftsman tools and I see one of the little thumb drive 72 tooth 1/4" ratchets with the Snap on like handle. Always wanted one of these from some stupid reason. So I started looking at the various offerings and how much shipping was on some of them. I settled on a likely candidate and fired my Paypal right at it. It showed up today a little bit scruffy so it fits right in my all my other Craftsman ratchets (I got a bunch) not a big addition to the shop but one I'll use.

I like buying tools. The other day for being a good husband and getting the wifes rain canopy setup she talked me into buying (it covers her car) I treated myself with a brand new 7 3/4" version of Knipex's End cutters. They look so nice in the drawer next to my 9" Dikes and my HD cable cutters also from Knipex. I was going to move the old ones off to my Tool dungeon (one of my first tool boxes full of stuff I rarely ever touch) then I noticed it was Made in USA Channel lock so I gave the handles a good cleaning and made room for them in the drawer as well.

jeeper50 wrote: Those have been used and well respected in the airline industry for decades. A 72 pawl or tooth 1/4 drive ratchet has saved my butt many times when the component was in a tight area and had little room for removing attaching bolts or the swing of a rachet.  The knipex pliers, side cutters, adjustable wrench, and compound cutters are great for work on play. They are the best for cutting off large hooks in a toothy critters mouth while he tries to get away.

Bolding mine.

I agree with this whole post, especially the bold part. Swivel extensions are also life savers.

Joe can't you remove those nuts with an open end or combination wrench?