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You guys are getting a cut on all of us buying new kit. I can just tell. lol

Watched that vid. too. I could see the value in diagnostics. But it's just an issue that's not going to come up on sealed -pack connectors much. Even on that salted, crusty vehicle. Also, on a connector to connector situation, there may be an opposing terminal that can be unloaded and test fit...

I have a sense of "that's what a tool should look like" on a few things. I think the representative tool I'll post will be of a very similar sander to one I used in my youth. It just struck me as powerful, far from the namby palm sanders, and productive. Definitely a Rockwell (no P-C naming on...

$45 for 6 cans? Can the qty you don't need be other colors for use after? I was out of touch on spray can prices until a visit to big box store blue within the last year. I thought we were $10 and up, retail.

That's sad. Were they the ones actually making all the thread clean up dies and taps?

The design defeats use of a retaining ring to hold the cover, or a longer nut design on one corner. If the depth were more restricted, a slotted allen stud with a taper set screw to lock the nut in place could do what's needed.

The finish on the wobble anvil seems micro peened vs. just machined. Really nice looking tools.

Pear heads are weaker, hence the need for the mega warranty.

Stroke length, whether the blade goes in an arc or just reciprocates,, battery AH/life, vibration are easy factors to help decide. Oh, and maybe weight but a 2 handed tool shouldn't be bad either way.

I like those, but IME, you gotta go undersize, be able to hammer it on, and they prevent working it back and forth. If there is clearance, they do grip!

Does that hole line up with a pan bolt directly? If so, can the bolt end (bottom) be slotted? If so, can you line an impact screwdriver to clockwise the bolt from below?

The dark red Matcos? We need pics.

Nope. How's distribution near you?

Maybe buy a new Witte, a clearance Tekton if they still have them, and stop by the Snap On truck and have them do it for you. "I really like" doesn't always mean sales.

At least someone's nephew that went to business school has something to put on his resume. I can see there being improvements, but it will be a while before I see it in tools I use. I see $600 on Acme for an Expert grinder. What other brands market in that range?