Recent content by cdoublejj

i got the Capri, wasn't gonna buy TWO $180-300 Torq screw drivers to make up for one. i've have bought the CDI if it was 10-50 in lb range.

nice purse!

part of me want the 10" but the newer designs are so much better, however the several of the older ones i still use for odd jobs or stuff i know isn't high torq. the new ones almost seem like they could get you out of jam with limited tools on hand and NOT round off stuff

you might ask in the chat bubble on the HJE site unless you don't mind waiting a few hours or days.

good luck finding a Craftsman CMHT68130 it's looking promising so far, need to see the accuracy numbers on the capri EDIT: capri did better than vortex, wonder if it's variation form the factory and as vortex and capri are the same unit

Vortex is the Capri, watching now

wonder if they have the Wiha without the soft touch

i might just need to get the capri it's 10-50 inch lbs which is THE perfect range for electrical work. sorry usa you are not only higher but require 2 drivers. BUT, for all i know that may have something to do with accuracy ? :-/ https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00VPPJWLW?tag=atomicindus08-20

it looks like wright is also rebranding the CDI, https://www.protorquetools.com/1-4-dr-5-40-in-lbs-cdi-micro-adjustable-torque-screwdriver-401sm-1/ https://www.harryepstein.com/products/1-4-female-hex-20-100-in-oz-torque-screwdriver which explains why wright and snap on are the same price

if there's any cake left in the parking lot by Pancake Saturday, can I have it?

seems 6" is the smallest they sell and only in green, orange and blue. wonder if i can make my own 4" and 5"? seems id wind up with some extra magnets as the rail gets shorter with each Kerf from each cut.

looks like it's out of stock ATM. also eyeing the HJE tools Wright 2464 it looks identical to the snap on. oddly the snap on is the same price.

i have noticed those don't take regular bits and gotta buy the ...shafts... separately but, i think they are insulated unlike the Torque drivers from Wright/ for the bigger lugs i see some guys use the 1/4 torque wrenches.

Torque! ....as in: "The screw terminal wasn't torqued down causing high resistance and substantial heat just before the house burned down."

ill probably just roll on down for the free breakfast and purchase offline then lol