Recent content by Grokew

Nooo!:sad:

Can't find Waldo, but one guy with dark trousers appears to be showing his closet snake, or maybe he is holding a sandwich. Edit: Oh I was wrong, a guy was stepping on his belly, and the weird looking thing is his hand. Also Waldo is near that area.

Hey, thank you!

Acetylene valves are square, thermal expansion valves have a square stem, multi position valves have a square stem, some blower fans have square headed set screws. Gas valves on furnaces.

But, made in USA, lifetime warranty, Buy once Cry Once, etc... Sure, it costs an arm and a leg, but it is still cheaper than having a wife.

Tell that to ratchets, especially the stubby, and micro ones. They need to learn that they are supposed to be stable.

https://www.protorquetools.com/cdi-1-4-female-square-to-1-4-square-female-adaptor-342-40/?srsltid=AfmBOooiF8CgWYSnQlQRdZPh4SFPP4qVpG5rgFm1y1SmACS9HZfGb-PF

You could make your own. Get 3 vessel prokon 220w or 230w ball grip handles, some glue, and a set of titan 15210. Or find a screwdriver with a handle the right size, remove the blade, and replace with the adapter.

Please ignore this post, as the same video was already suggested by @Ohio Andy .

Hey, thanks for clarifying. So the star Asia stickers were from all the titan stuff I got from the shelves under the checkout counter (mini ratchets, pistol grip pliers, ratcheting precision bit drivers, screw extractors, etc). Now I need to find out what was the stuff that had the Hangzhou...

I like it, but they are as expensive as a luxury wallet (thankfully not as expensive as a luxury purse ). So, I will possibly end up making my own, with some broken jeans, pieces from a broken leather belt, and some silicone elastic.

This confuses me, because I had some stuff that on the sticker on the back had Hangzhou GreatStar or star Asia. The ratchets do look almost the same as the SATA ones. They even have the same selector switch (also the crescent ones)

Well, one of the advantages of the Japanese style power bits shank is that if you use a plain old magnetic bit holder, the Japanese style power bits wobble much less than the regular style power bits. The disadvantage is that some of the locking bit holders don't really work with them, unless...

Edit: Just ignore this, as you already found a solution. (Heck, you found it 10 years ago) There's the Facom R.236C A Wera 816R, 816RA or a Malco Connext handle with a short adapter could also work. They are locking bit drivers so there's minimal risk of the adapters becoming loose. The Wera...

@Robinson1 Thank you!