Recent content by Hetman

And Taiwan ones?

Find yourself a good pro model with 4-point vibration dampers. Stihl fs310 is the weakest one, I don't remember now husqvarna equivalent.

1kg (~2lb) dry extinguisher works for 6seconds(!) - you really need to know how to use it to kill any fire. That said, no extinguisher is too big.

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Drop it. Nobody can really tell what he'll do until he does it. He can tell us as much as he wants about being all-forgiveness or bloodthirsty ******* until confronted with real life. It works both ways so, please, only past situations in this thread.

Exactly, that's what I said above.

You're looking at the wrong end ;) . Hole at the bottom of the square doesn't matter. It will snap near mechanism (if it ever snaps), that's where highest tension is - and in this crosssection there's a hole.

True, QRed square is weaker but only by 10-20% so still it's still more possible that you damage ratchet mechanism before snapping it. But I agree about psychological factor :( . For me, it's more convenient, with ratchets I only use QR.

And then they start charging like SO, that's their way...

Oh noes... Next moment we start all this who is who and being ubermenschen sh*...

Wouldn't be so sure, German weapons were premium :/ and they must have been using some tools to make them... PS: and DIN standards pioneered industry.

A question comes to my mind: why QR ratchets are so unpopular on garagejournal? Few guys in this thread admitted to their fondness of QR but all collections have majority of non-QR. And nobody mentions QR to newbies.

It won't work, you need a bigger socket.

You don't even know what you will be doing and when. Just buy specialty tools before every job.

Yea, Britain is crazy: under 3" AND no OH AND no locking blade! :shocking: