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    #16
    Farmers best friend its a fantastic pry bar. Indexable and extendable.

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      #17
      30 years ago i broke every socket in a grey 3/4 set with one hand, neighbor did the same thing, dont know quality since, never bought any, loved grey before that.

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        #18
        Originally posted by sumdumguy View Post
        We were just talking about that today. I went To Rona this morning and noticed a huge DeWalt kit of beautiful looking bits. On closer inspection, they were made in China and assembled in Mexico - total junk.
        Drill bits drive me nuts. Expensive or cheap no difference I ve found anyway what is some of The better brands?

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          #19
          Originally posted by the big wheel View Post
          Drill bits drive me nuts. Expensive or cheap no difference I ve found anyway what is some of The better brands?
          We have a set of Gray and one of Walter SST plus.


          The Walter are better for hand drills IMHO... Because they flex more without breaking.

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            #20
            Originally posted by Klause View Post
            We have a set of Gray and one of Walter SST plus.


            The Walter are better for hand drills IMHO... Because they flex more without breaking.
            Will try those thanks

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              #21
              I have found with drill bits you almost always get what you pay for.

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                #22
                Originally posted by bgmb View Post
                I have found with drill bits you almost always get what you pay for.
                I used to think that too but was always breaking or twisting the common ones and end up with a bunch of expensive sets always missing the ones I need. I bought a proper bit sharpener and if you buy cheap bits but often run them quick through the sharpener seems to be work well.

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