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toolaholic

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15mm cougar pro reversible ratcheting wrench ordered from amazon for about $7.50. They couldn’t ship because the inventory was 0 but showed 1. Back ordered and I got it today. Also got my blue point 1/4 drive deep 5/8 from snap on store for $6.26 with the tax free shipping.
 

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jmhinkle

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Tekton Metric Reversing Ratcheting Wrenches. They look a tad odd being 6pt compared to others, but I'm sure I can get used to them. :)PSX_20190828_201427.jpeg

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I just got the stubby version a few weeks ago. I actually wanted 6 point personally. I try to avoid 12 point if I can. They are nice wrenches though. I was thinking of swapping out my mismatched set of full size to the set you got.
 

mfa81

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wanted these beta t handle for quite some time, got these at amazon.it first time ordering from amazon italy, delivered in 9 days to Idaho, ~ $95 was the cost

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rhys99

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new torx sockets, been touch and go on these for a while.cc4a871b2501226ca6cbf312b9d9a4e9.jpg

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Indy125

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Wera 1/2 inch Zyklop Ratchet. It’s my test order from amazon.de. Even though it the listing stated it could not be shipped to the US, Amazon shipped it. It took about two weeks to arrive and was just under $50 w/shipping. 283295874a31838b0e003085239c3366.jpg


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Besides locking the angle, what's the difference between this, and a standard roto ratchet?

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jmhinkle

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You can also hold the black part as needed because it spins freely of the ratchet. The locking button is also the socket release in nut driver mode. It's the only roto head ratchet I'd ever consider. I hate them.
 

measuredtwice

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Besides locking the angle, what's the difference between this, and a standard roto ratchet?

That and the handle can be more comfortable if your using it in “nut driver” mode.

I haven't tried the Wera but I would think that locking is a huge plus. Unfortunately I'm not a fan of the Kraftform handles. I think another difference is that the black part of the handle spins freely. And according to the specs listed at KC Tool, it's made in the Czech Republic, not Taiwan or China.
 

techieman33

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I haven't tried the Wera but I would think that locking is a huge plus. Unfortunately I'm not a fan of the Kraftform handles. I think another difference is that the black part of the handle spins freely. And according to the specs listed at KC Tool, it's made in the Czech Republic, not Taiwan or China.

It does indeed spin free. Forgot about that since it's not a feature I typically use.
 

toolaholic

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Rubbermaid commercial cart bought at Lowe’s. My AR pressure washer is 65 pounds. The hitachi tank is 23 pounds . Plus tired of putting tools on top of trash cans working in driveway.
 

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Rubbermaid commercial cart bought at Lowe’s. My AR pressure washer is 65 pounds. The hitachi tank is 23 pounds . Plus tired of putting tools on top of trash cans working in driveway.

I dig the cart.:beer: do you happen to know how much weight it’s rated for?
 
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You can also hold the black part as needed because it spins freely of the ratchet. The locking button is also the socket release in nut driver mode. It's the only roto head ratchet I'd ever consider. I hate them.

That black plastic spinny sleeve also allows Wera to not have to finish that shaft of the ratchet. In fact, there is nearly no chrome exposed on that ratchet which makes it much less expensive to produce. The whole thing is far too "busy" to suit me; I like the plain old chrome roto style and now there are several very good ones available at very reasonable prices. Even the new Craftsman roto in 1/4" is really very nice for small money.
 

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been an expensive last few months....thanks to KC Tools having tool of the day sales and specials....:wtf: replacing some stolen stuff and upgrades..

New pair of water proof thoroughgoods. only been a month but I absolutely love them.

i've started replacing my 18 year old knipex pliers with some fancy new ones. a Wera Kraftform Kompact multi screwdriver for the HVAC bag. Some mini Knipex pliers wrench and cobras that I didn't have before. I like them minis so much I ordered the 150 and 180mm pliers wrenches too. Picked up a set of Orbis angled nose pliers, as well as a straight and bent pair of knipex snipe nose (needle nose). some new klein journeyman cable cutters to replace the wore out old ones, and thought i'd try out Knipex's mini cable cutters too. haven't had knipex cable cutters, so I thought I'd try those out too. fit and function over the last month seems better than the kleins i'm used to, but time will tell if they last.

Oh yeah, and a "new" reed 2C for the new fabrication table

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measuredtwice

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been an expensive last few months....thanks to KC Tools having tool of the day sales and specials....:wtf: replacing some stolen stuff and upgrades..

New pair of water proof thoroughgoods. only been a month but I absolutely love them.

i've started replacing my 18 year old knipex pliers with some fancy new ones. a Wera Kraftform Kompact multi screwdriver for the HVAC bag. Some mini Knipex pliers wrench and cobras that I didn't have before. I like them minis so much I ordered the 150 and 180mm pliers wrenches too. Picked up a set of Orbis angled nose pliers, as well as a straight and bent pair of knipex snipe nose (needle nose). some new klein journeyman cable cutters to replace the wore out old ones, and thought i'd try out Knipex's mini cable cutters too. haven't had knipex cable cutters, so I thought I'd try those out too. fit and function over the last month seems better than the kleins i'm used to, but time will tell if they last.

Oh yeah, and a "new" reed 2C for the new fabrication table

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Nice haul!
 

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been an expensive last few months....thanks to KC Tools having tool of the day sales and specials....:wtf: replacing some stolen stuff and upgrades..

New pair of water proof thoroughgoods. only been a month but I absolutely love them.

i've started replacing my 18 year old knipex pliers with some fancy new ones. a Wera Kraftform Kompact multi screwdriver for the HVAC bag. Some mini Knipex pliers wrench and cobras that I didn't have before. I like them minis so much I ordered the 150 and 180mm pliers wrenches too. Picked up a set of Orbis angled nose pliers, as well as a straight and bent pair of knipex snipe nose (needle nose). some new klein journeyman cable cutters to replace the wore out old ones, and thought i'd try out Knipex's mini cable cutters too. haven't had knipex cable cutters, so I thought I'd try those out too. fit and function over the last month seems better than the kleins i'm used to, but time will tell if they last.

Oh yeah, and a "new" reed 2C for the new fabrication table

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Thorogood steel toe boots?



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Mr. Gasket Scraper (can use both metal or plastic razors)

Wright Locking Adapter (used with my Koken 3/8” quick spinner)

4 piece metal punch set.
 

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BloodySinner

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Paid $500 (CAD) for these guns. Valued at almost $3,000. They're brand new. The mechanic passed away.

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Old, but new to me, got a gift from a friend that was a 50 cent garage sale find. Think they have a warranty?
 

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may0naise

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Got some harbor freight clamps. The coupons were expiring so I figured no time like the present. $20 for 8 clamps is not too shabby.
 

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Just opened it up today. It's a small thing often overlooked (by me) but getting away from rattle cans is very exciting. :)



Click on the image to see the vid I made about the new tool. :)

Cheers!
 

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jimmyin3D

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I am liking it so far. For whatever reason, the backdrag is less than on my other Snap-on 1/4" dual 80 ratchets, so that's a bonus.

Yeah maybe it has to do with the screws on the face of it idk. I feel the same way. I had a 1/4 shorter flex SO ratchet and it has always been finicky, got a newer version of it earlier this year same deal.
 
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