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Zkling, thanks for the quick response too! Very interesting, I didn't realize it was quite that old.

t4runner, thanks for the quick reply! It is a B-1351, was it designed for a specific brand, or was this some standard size for bleeder valves back in the day?

Lol, sorry forgot the pics the first time around!

I found this old Blue Point wrench at a garage sale but have no idea what its purpose was so I figured I'd bring it to the site with most knowledgeable tool folks out there :)

MAC comfort grip hard handles are my go to.

Hi all, I was wondering what opinions were of the KS2's, specifically how thick the open ends are. I really liked the long combo KS wrenches I tried but they were thicker on the open ends than Snap On, and even over my RP Craftsman that I currently use. I didn't know if this had presented...

I agree the Spinflex is kind of on the pricey side new, but I bought mine used for around $50 while I was looking for the red handle XR11's so I figured it wasn't to bad of a deal.

I don't have many MAC Tools yet, but I'm working on expanding the collection with the torque wrench being the latest edition to the set. I love the handles on the SPINFLEX ratchet and the screwdrivers, definitely the some of the most comfortable tools I've used. [/URL][/IMG]

CWP1616L, thanks for the quick response. That explains why the head on this wrench look similar to the couple of old Proto ratchets that I have, and why the mechanism is buttery smooth like them.

Hi all, first time poster and didn't see this when searching previous threads. I just purchased a Mac Tools TWX100FC torque wrench and was wondering whether Mac builds their own torque wrenches or if they were rebranded from another division of Stanley like Snap-On with CDI torque wrenches...