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    You wrote "in post 6130" and I thought, what a random number and then I looked at the post numbers and sure enough - over 6000 posts to...
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    Thanks for sharing this. This was exactly what I was after.
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    Bad Mojo replied to the thread Tools of Japan.
    Thank you. I've been happy with just about everything I have bought so far from Japan as well. I think this thread has been a help with...
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    Bad Mojo replied to the thread Tools of Japan.
    For the 10MM is 3350M-10 and the 8MM is 3350M-8. However, that is just for the Koken socket and I don't believe will be branded...
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    Bad Mojo reacted to rick carpenter's post in the thread Tools of Japan with Like Like.
    Nice haul! You'll feel very confident using your Eight hex keys.
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    Bad Mojo reacted to four.cycle's post in the thread Tools of Japan with Like Like.
    @Bad Mojo's Fujiya "Kurokin" stubby adjustable $32 on Amazon.com added to cart. waiting to see what comes up in feed over the next few...
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    Bad Mojo replied to the thread Tools of Japan.
    That one was bought from Yahoo Shopping Japan. I did use a shipment forwarding company to handle the shipping. It looks like it...
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    Bad Mojo replied to the thread Tools of Japan.
    I've been pleased with the Tone ratchets overall. I have been filling out the collection with the different drive sizes and fixed head...
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    Bad Mojo replied to the thread Tools of Japan.
    Moving into long items and Koken stuff. All the red Koken boxes are for pulling studs or installing studs. Interesting to me is all the...
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    Bad Mojo replied to the thread Tools of Japan.
    Have some upcoming automotive work coming up, so no better reason to order tools! Also Japanese tools for Japanese trucks just seems...
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    Bad Mojo reacted to Reed Prince's post in the thread Tools of Japan with Like Like.
    One of my first Japanese tool purchases was some Engineer PH-55 scissors. They were fun, but my fingers never fit well into the handles...
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