Dude I just purchased this Craftsman socket that came with some kind of anti theft tag on it and it was a real pain in the ass to remove. I looked up the problem and people were saying you gotta use side cutters to remove it.
But I don’t have side cutters and the only reason why I’d buy one is to remove the tag. And I bet the side cutters are enclosed in some stupid package you can’t remove without a tool.
I say Craftsman in cahoots with Craftsman to get you to buy more tools from Craftsman!
I always thought tools were bought by handymen but when I ventured out to the country side there was this gigantic store that had tools in it that regular people bought so it seems like there’s actually a market for them for people who don’t use tools for a living.
Even the socket purchase was dubious it’s only because I need to tighten one bolt on something so I probably should have just hired the maintenance guy who lives in my building and paid him 5 bucks.
If it’s what I’m thinking of, you could stick a screwdriver in there all the way up to the handle, then just start twisting. I may take quite a few twists, but it will break eventually.
That’s nice!
I just keep them on shelves in my garden sheds. I had to build a second shed though because one wasn’t enough to Hold all my tools.
I gotta admit though, your compressor is a lot bigger than mine. I’ve just got like a couple gallon one. Been thinking I should get a bigger one and mount it in the garage.