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Hafen_Kafer
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neonlazer
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Wayfastwhitie440
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I just ... had to.
Between the 5 1/2" heel, LimeLight green and Panther Pink it was the perfect workbench addition for the diehard chick Mopar fan. My masking tape fits in it too. It was even 20% off and set me back a whoppin' three bucks.
I know some of you are thinking "I can see why ......."
But I also betcha I'm the only one on GJ who has one.Neener neener LOL!!
Definitely say it suits you
kiatech
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They make mini extensions that put a magnet up into the socket to hold fasteners in place. Just saying.
K-Dog
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Can I get a part number on that ko-Ken magnetic socket set ?
He's gonna have one hell of a sweet office if I recall right
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Hpozzuoli
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If I ever sell my house I will build a new one. In the new house will exist a small space for me....my office. I am going to use cool man things to decorate.
Hpozzuoli
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They come with a free glock?
Haha...that's all I had close by to show the scale. The thing is huge.
How did you get that? My driver wouldn't sell me the large pliers. But I want them as well as the ratchet.
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durallymax
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They don't always work especially with flange head bolts.
bodyguy16
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Hows the finish on those wrenches?
SASORacing
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I got my fuel 3/8th impact in, now im building up a nice red collection! Really like these tools!
Jarhead0408
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Go to level chrome. If you look under the Koken sale section they'll have it there.
Jarhead0408
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But, I think you got confused. They're not magnetic, they use a spring/washer to keep friction on the bolt.
Caparris
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I got my fuel 3/8th impact in, now im building up a nice red collection! Really like these tools!
Love mine too. The cordless ratchet and impact driver have saved me days of turning wrenches at this point
Thinking about picking up some m18 tools soon. Tried the impact driver out at lowes or Home Depot the other day and that thing was a beast
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bodyguy16
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9circle drum brake pliers, overall seem decent haven't tried them out yet and the fit and finish isnt amazing but they should be a bit better than using long nose pliers. Hopefully
The instructions on the bottom made me laugh....
The instructions on the bottom made me laugh....
Yeah I'm curious aswell. I would like some angle wrenches but can't justify snap on's price for them when I may only use them once in a blue moon
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Typical Chinese ****,but I got a deal for $50 each set.compared to snapons price of $750
I won't care about the finish.plus two guys in the shop have the same set and I've used there's to many times with out issue.bodyguy16
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The chrome seemed pretty nice in your pic, at that price you cant go wrong. You mind giving us a close up.?Typical Chinese ****,but I got a deal for $50 each set.compared to snapons price of $750
dutchgray
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View media item 44277Some Gedore sockets in 3/8" and 1/2" that were cheap on ebay, they are fairly random assortment but I have very little 1/2" at this point, a pair os small Gedore circlip pliers and an Armstron 1/4" breaker bar.
All new stuff recently from Sears. Just getting around to organizing them. Knipex 10" pliers, screwdriver exchange, hose clamp pliers, snap ring plers, Gearwrench 1/2" torque wrench, ball pein set and a Craftsman Industrial box set. All USA except for the Knipex.
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ihateminimumwage
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I got my fuel 3/8th impact in, now im building up a nice red collection! Really like these tools!
Get the XC batteries for that impact. I was using mine all day at work and the bigger batteries make a world of difference in power and run time. That 3/8" had no problem keeping up with all my coworkers' 18v impact drivers, and I'd only have to charge the batteries once a week.
StackedDodge96
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You cant beat them for the price. I have the standard set and got them for $50 too. Im gonna be buying the metrics soon. The finish is good, but they do spread if you put a cheater on one
K-Dog
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Well that makes me like them even more.
Working in a body shop metal slivers stick to EVERYTHING with a magnet.
Quite annoying.
Thanks for the help and the tip.
Had one of these from beta for a while and they just sent me the release version. I can read my DMM 100 meters away, control the function, and lots more that I'll probably not encounter lol. Handy as hell tho hard to see how I did so much troubleshooting without wireless capability.
new picks and broke down and bought a set of metric wrenches
new picks and broke down and bought a set of metric wrenches
durallymax
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I bought a tekton set. Finish is decent for the awesome price. They seem to work well also. They are very thin which can be good or bad depending on what you are doing. I mostly use them for hydraulic lines.
Have a set of ATD hydraulic wrenchs and crows feet for the shop and they are decent quality as well. I wouldn't be afraid of their angle wrench set.
Here is a pic of one set of them.
Here they are next to my other wrenchs. I have both the metric and sae sets.
Links to Amazon
http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000NY4SLK?pc_redir=1412298284&robot_redir=1
http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000NY6PSY?pc_redir=1413799686&robot_redir=1
Jarhead0408
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No problem. I'm eagerly awaiting mine!
Crown Imperial
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Those deep well (bi-hexagon) Gedore look good.
For standard height 1/2" you should check out the Gedore USA web site for the clearance items. They have a bunch of them dirt cheap.
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Get the XC batteries for that impact. I was using mine all day at work and the bigger batteries make a world of difference in power and run time. That 3/8" had no problem keeping up with all my coworkers' 18v impact drivers, and I'd only have to charge the batteries once a week.
Nope, according to this you're wrong. (I agree w you, but I'm wrong too)
http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=265815
Askme42
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Armstrong 3/8 ratchet. 11-979. Def needs some lube.
Askme42
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More bday presents. Matco 90 tooth ratcheting wrenches.
Nice Agilent DMM. Is that the one with the OLED screen? If so, any issues with it?
What make are those picks between the Matco and Snappy picks? They look handy.
d-rive
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This is my new bench grinder.
Makita, made god knows where, even at the back is written Japan, i am sure is not Japan, maybe China.
The grinder is ok, no vibrations, good manufacturing quality, the lights are useful and is very-very silent.
Is very heavy (~20kgs), full metal, just a few things made from plastic.
Makita, made god knows where, even at the back is written Japan, i am sure is not Japan, maybe China.
The grinder is ok, no vibrations, good manufacturing quality, the lights are useful and is very-very silent.
Is very heavy (~20kgs), full metal, just a few things made from plastic.
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Not a single problem with the screen. I'm coming up on 3 years of use.
The picks with the metal handle are just some craftsman with the grip slid off. The red scribe is hf and the metal colored scribe is matco.