Recent content by Benito

The best is Matco Hyper Step Quick Change, the gold ones. But also, stupid money as usual

Keep in mind the Tekton truly are a 3/8" square drive in a 1/4" ratchet, which means around 50-60 ftlbs they break like a 1/4" will. Not a bad thing really if you keep that in mind, but not directly comparable to the Astro which will handle like 250 ftlbs either.

I only heard the vid say they no longer make them. But the idea that people working all day with grizzled hands are typically the historian tool experts about who made what and when and not keyboard warriors like on garage journal is a pretty amazing thought experiment, so thanks for that :D

At work i use locking pliers to clamp onto the end of 12 ft lengths of steel, from steel deliveries of flat bar. Like 1/2x6", 3/4x4", 1x5" we're talking 50, 100, 200lb lengths of steel where the size I need is stacked 6 pieces deep under others on the ground. I lock them on the end, put a strap...

Just got a set. i saw elsewhere comments like "doesn't this just turn the socket wrench back into a ratchet wrench" but for me i use them like impact rated drive size adapters, 1/4" to 1/2" is just pretty cool too. Then with the ADDED benefit they can be driven from the side or with one of those...

You can just link directly to the Den of Tools video from a couple months ago:

Anyone else always have precision screwdrivers eventual spin in the handle?

What model?

The milwaukee ones are good i find

Broached from both sides. Some sizes based on dimensions leave material

Same guy as usual, must have ttc keyword push alerts. Devise some tests to prove the machinery they use is also as biased as you're making the whole channel out to be or retire the tin foil, guy. It's getting sad. You never own any of the tools in question. You just enter the conversation to...

M12 RA has no balls, i use air for right angle still

Probably for the best, for thier customers. I believe an HSS tap and Die set from Snap-On would be approx. $5,371

Link to 1/2" digital adapter or torque wrench that goes higher than 300?

Last month I was in they wanted to see the rest of my set, then made me sign something. Over time hopefully these locations all become the same process