Recent content by JeffBoyardee

I'm not sure I agree with that last sentence. Sure, it may not be meant for charging large batteries. And it may not have started life as a charging connection, but as for small devices, USB -C does a better job that any other types of charging I've used.

Because it's outdated, it's not durable. It's another different type of cord to keep around the house.

USB C? The packaging for that model shows Type B. Also, what's Epstein's? I try to stay ignorant, otherwise I'll never retire.

I mean, I don't think it's THAT low torque. I don't use mine for very big stuff anyways.

I'm not concerned about the torque. I'm not using the torque to tighten a screw. Just using it to run them in and out. My wrist still works, lol.

But wait, there's more! 220USB-1U -High torque/Low speed, American chuck, micro-usb But maybe you left that out because I said I wasn't interested in low speed. That helps though. Because if I have to choose between USB-C and high speed, I'm picking high speed. I'm not sure I really...

Honestly, I'm not 100% certain. A lot of the CNC Mills at my work are Japanese, and so are all of my vehicles, so I bought the Vessel bits because I know they're made to ISO 8764 (or JIS) standards. I also trust Vessel quality. I have also read that the 13mm ends are less likely to "wobble"...

Firstly, I don't like the DeWalt gyroscopic driver. It's just not for me. Now that that's out of the way.... My electric screwdriver finally broke, and I bought a Vessel USB driver. (220USB-S1) Its super nice, but I'm considering returning it. My only issue, is the Micro USB Type B, and this...

Not sure about the gel, but you can do a pretty neat similar mock-up with expanding foam. Can't find the how-to article at the moment. If I find it, I'll post it up

Awesome! I'm gonna a jump on the 120XP set and you saved me 15 bucks! And thanks to the rest of you, I learned a few new things about ratchets.

I saw that! Looks like a pretty awesome deal, although I think I'd prefer to have the extra length, and the flex heads. My toolbox at work is on the small side, and gets moved from machine to machine often. So there's not really room for a flex, and a fixed head, short and long, etc etc.

I'm new to this whole tool game. 120 seems very high. Is that going to be a weak ratchet?

This is my first post here, though in usually browse before I buy a tool. So thanks for getting me out of HF! As the title states, I'm looking at two different sets of gearwrench ratchets. They have different part #'s, but I can't find a difference. What am I missing?? Also, is there a...