Recent content by kblee27

I have a couple of Wiha ph2, they fit the phillips head screw so well, like a glove, I always reached for it first. I have some Vessels too. Some day, I'll like to order some PB Swiss to try when my finances allowed.

I have a Wiha and some Vessel. If I'm looking for a good grip on a phillips screw, I'll grab the Wiha.

I used this for about 5 yrs now to charge all my batteries. https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32992652972.html You can set the voltage and current limit.

I use Koken wobble extension and I lost a couple of sockets inside the engine compartment. While pulling out the extension, it accidentally hit the chassis and the socket dropped off. It's getting too expensive for me to lose Koken sockets this way.

IIRC, my Uni-T DC clamp meter reading was off, I had to add, like +200mA when reading at the low scale. I left it aside, and use Craftsman which is more accurate. I mainly use this to check for car battery leakage.

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I buy individual socket size. I like Koken and Wera.

I would look for a pcb drill. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B075SZZN4J/?tag=atomicindus08-20

If you carry around a 12V cordless tool, you can probably hook some wires into the battery and use it as a jump starter.

I bought this ratchet. I thought it's useful for my work. https://www.amazon.co.jp/gp/product/B07Z612KV9/ Comes with 8 useful socket sizes, 8,10,12,13,14,17,19,21 mm The 11 inch long tool is useful for breaking over-tightened bolts and nuts, which I encounter sometimes. It seems to be made in...

I'd use baking soda solution in a pressurized hand sprayer.

Yes, I have this style of locking extension. It works well, but it's 3/8" drive. I wanted to use 1/4", but my 1/4" locking extension is not locking. It's defective. :mad: I wanted to use 1/4" bcoz 3/8" is getting too heavy when I'm carrying many tools around.

Yes, I was using a 1/4" drive Koken wobble extension. I pushed it in tight (no wobble) but it still came loose and then the socket has to drop out. You can't find it after it roll into a corner somewhere inside the car. I use a 13mm socket to loosen battery hold down bolt in VW cars. So I had...

These koken nutgrip was nice and expensive. I stick them on a koken extension when working on a car. As I pull it out, it hit the side and dropped the socket into an abyss. I lost it 2x the same incident on the same brand of car, unfortunately. I won't be replacing it anymore.

I bought a new one. Jump start probably about 10~20 times, then the battery is toast. You'd need to replace it. Inside is a SLA battery, they aren't meant for long term duty starting a car.