The display is really fantastic, worth the price of admission just for that. The one I bought is the "middle" model in their newer meter lineup - it's identical to the Advanced meter, just doesn't have the Bluetooth/app functionality. That model was another $200 over what I bought, and I just didn't see myself using that functionality.
Same here, didn't think the extra money was worth the price just to have a bluetooth app on my phone tell me what the screen on the multimeter was seeing.
Remington, Smith & Wesson, Colt, Luger, Glock, Winchester
I have those bits too, did you use an impact gun?Attempting to take out some seatbelt bolts, I broke my Lisle T50 bits. I bought another from O'Reilly's to "finish" the job.
Have you had a chance to use the mini pry bars yet? Been thinking of getting a pairA few recent arrivals:
Milwaukee 4 Piece Hose pick set: Can't have too many hose picks. I like that this set includes a flat tipped hose pick with rounded edges. Some flat hose picks resemble a bent screwdriver. Comfortable hard/soft handles. measure just under 10 inches overall.
Mayhew 2 piece mini pry bar set: As the name implies, it's a mini pry bar set not a pocket pry bar set since, there aren't any pocket clipsMade in the USA, flat square stock blades, approx 1/8 inch wide blades, straight one measures 5 7/8 inches long overall, bent tip comes in at roughly 5 3/4 overall. nice textured hard handle. the handle itself is 2.5 inches long. I think will they be handy.
Milwaukee compact 3/8 drive ratchet: Crisp 90 tooth action, nice chrome, measures just under 5 inches long overall.
Craftsman V Series Long flex head ratcheting wrench set: These are long wrenches with a six point fixed boxed end on one side and a 12 point, 72 tooth, ratcheting flex head boxed end on the other side. The 10 mm is 11.25 inches long overall and the 19 mm runs 15 9/16 overall. First impressions are that these are really nice wrenches. Excellent chrome, eye beam construction, large size markings on each end/both sides, comes with a USAG/FACOM type wrench holder, very comfortable. The downside to this set, and I think it's a huge screw up by whoever came up with the set, is that it skips 15 & 18 mm. You get 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 17, & 19 mm but, NO 15 or 18 mm
Tried the 3/8 DeWalt impact but wouldn't budge. I broke both with a ratchet.
That's interesting! I used my Lisle Torx bits when I changed out the seats on my CamaroSS that I regret selling. This was in 2004 or 2005, so details are a bit hazy, but I remember fighting against some extremely viscous goo, but nothing near the force needed to break the bit.
Is that a combo of wire strippers and pliers? Movable pivot?Complete overkill for home use but I have weakness to Knipex comfort handle tools. Couldn’t resist for $42 from Amazon.
I noticed it’s still this price as of this posting if you want to lighten your wallet.
Ford's go through the floorplan are exposed to the elements.... moisture and road salt/brine.
'Cause why add would Ford any corrosion protection - no one needs to remove these bolts (snark mode off).
I broke a Craftsman T30 on my stubborn radiator brackets. Was a China Craftsman though so I wasn't surprised.Attempting to take out some seatbelt bolts, I broke my Lisle T50 bits. I bought another from O'Reilly's to "finish" the job.
For some euro options, FN, CZ, IWI, Beretta, H&K, etc. lolLet’s not forget Sig,
Rock island
Taurus and a variety of other brands.
Email Lisle. That happened to me. They sent me a replacement. I think I broke a T15.Attempting to take out some seatbelt bolts, I broke my Lisle T50 bits. I bought another from O'Reilly's to "finish" the job.
I broke mine with a ratchet too. I didn’t think that should happen to a T15. Especially an American made one.
played with them a little bit today. I think I would like the handle to be a 3/8-1/2 inch longer. I'm not sure if I like the tapered handle. I do like the non slip grooves on the bottom portion of the handle though. Overall, I think it's a great effort by Mayhew. Are they perfect? no but, I think they're better than most of the versions out there.
The picks are handy for O ring removal and cleaning your fingernails. The non marring pry tool set is weak. They just bend & fold under pressure.Odd-job (post #59688) posted these last night.
My local O'Reilly's had to get them from the warehouse. Had them get me two of each and gave a set to my buddy when I delivered the
ribs and pie earlier today.
We'll see how they do.
Titan 11713 plastic pry tool set Titan 11714 plastic pic set $10.50 ea O'Reilly's a/p (photo: Odd-job)
(sorry, had to steal your photo. camera is packed for trip. be back next week.)
Fedwrench said:
Odd-job (post #59688) posted these last night.
My local O'Reilly's had to get them from the warehouse. Had them get me two of each and gave a set to my buddy when I delivered the
ribs and pie earlier today.
We'll see how they do.
Titan 11713 plastic pry tool set Titan 11714 plastic pic set $10.50 ea O'Reilly's a/p (photo: Odd-job)
(sorry, had to steal your photo. camera is packed for trip. be back next week.)
That looks like it would be really nice to use… but it looks like it could destroy an expensive paint job.
Odd-job said:
So if you wear those out, who are you going to go see................. The Snap On truck guy or your AA sponsor
