Recent content by Achilleus

Is it powerful enough? Like would it **** stones and gravel and dirt up a 4' sono tube?

MS460, about 20 years old now

I got one of these and am never going back to the manual versions. It's a game-changer for me.

I agree! I'm considering cutting the end off and griding a new dip further toward the chuck.

Does it go down significantly if you see an impact socket being used on a ratchet wrench? :p

When I had my Land Rover Disco II, I had all the off-road kit - winch, tow hitch, straps, etc. And my way home from work was several miles of pokey narrow road next to a canal. It was humped in the middle, and when it snowed there would always be some stuck car that slid off into the side. Not...

I got this today from Amazon - $15. The problem I had was I'd grab my DeWalt Atomic drill and sometimes I need to use a bit that isn't quick release, so I'd have to go back and get my other drill which has a chuck. The adapter here I think will be quite useful.

I've got around 25 brands of 3/8 drive 10mm socket, and the SK USA one is tighter / less play on the hex rods I use than any other socket. Talk about precision! I mean something like 10.05mm will not fit at all.

Coating looks great! How difficult is it to do that? Also - 3/4" is huge! Can you post a pic of the stamping on one of them?

Another Allen item - 13mm socket, for my collection:

Original Allen Keys - around 60 years old I think. In perfect condition :)

Other than a few socket, I have these from Tekton USA, which I got from Amazon. They are soooo useful. :

If you buy USA, German or Japan, you know its good and it will only hurt you once, when you pay. China and Taiwan - you often don't know.

It looks like some sockets have a pressed in ring / collar and some are just cut from a single piece. Am I seeing this right? There are often little cracks on the pressed-in part, especially in cheaper sockets. Anyone know about this feature? The pic is a Husky at top and a more expensive...

New Mac 13mm socket for my collection❤️