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I had a price watch set for $28 on camelcamelcamel based on historical pricing. Glad I could share the TEKTON bug. :beer:

Check it out! 13pc Metric full polish wrench set for $25.43. 7mm-19mm no skips! https://amzn.to/2ZCNOIT

Those can also be used with a torque wrench as a ratcheting torque adapter. Notice the center-to-center dimension is 50mm... which makes the math easier when using one as a torque adapter. Snap-On sells torque adapters with 2" center-to-center since Americans don't need no metric system. :)...

Nepros makes them in 1/4 and 3/8 drive. Wobble-plus and shortest available, which can come in handy. And you can always put on the end of your regular extension to make longer so you don't have to buy a full set of wobble extensions, just the shortest... Scroll down just a bit for 3/8...

Yes. I have the shortest 1/4" and 3/8" drive wobble extensions and they lock straight all the way on, and wobble slightly pulled out. From what I've heard this is equivalent to Snap On's wobble plus. But the Nepros ones are shorter. That's the only size I need, since can be made longer by...

Love those drivers. I have a Japanese Hozan cross-point #2 with identical geometry. Wonder if these are re-labeled for Vessel? Or maybe the same parent company??

I picked up the Nepros 1/4" and 3/8" wobble extensions... their shortest available. I had read a while ago that the shortest wobble is all you need as you can put it on the end of your regular extensions if needed and they are super short for tight spaces. The 1/4" is 25mm (1") and the 3/8" is...

I did order from Nepros.net last week just as the store was becoming functional again and got my order delivered in a few business days direct from Japan. My wife is holding the package until Father's Day so the anticipation is building... :beer:

Love everything about this post. Thanks for sharing!! I recently purchased a new Craftsman hatchet on sale for camping with my 9 year old son. That was after I read him "Hatchet" the book by Gary Paulsen. I was looking for a stacked leather handled Estwing but couldn't justify the expense...

Seems like you're looking for a small, low-cost air motor to spin a fan. Surely someone makes them in China. I wonder how loud they are?...

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I think that is the new remote control version...wireless

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Interesting idea. I never tried. The convention is to cut on the push stroke when using a hacksaw. I, too, enjoy Japanese pull saws but think hacksaws are better left as designed.

I had one of these Kobalt bit ratchet sets 35 pc. for $10 on sale. Ratchet started skipping right away. Kept the case and bits and added the much better VIM tools HBR5 bit ratchet. Can get that on Amazon, Tooltopia, etc. http://amzn.to/2FDVkJu