Recent content by mazdeuce

Can't decide if I need the PB Swiss demolition driver or the Vessel chisel driver. Maybe both?

I need that once it's available.

I do the same with Chinese tools off Amazon that use the Milwaukee batteries that I already own. If I use it enough to destroy it I seriously consider buying the Milwaukee version.

A fresh YZZN1 measures from 64.01 to 64.05 across the flats with my questionable digital calipers.

Where did that hex trim bit come from? I've been searching for one.

Thanks for the sale. I was able to pick up a few PB Swiss odds and ends that had been out of stock for a while.

Just pulled the first of the new Koken Zeal quick release ratchets out of my mailbox. By the time I realized they were up for order all I could get was the 2725ZB, or the short fixed 1/4 inch drive ratchet. It's a jewel. I've been waiting for 1/4 since they released the 72t 3/8 ratchets and I'm...

On sale April 1? That better not be a joke!

I see several ratchets in that video that I NEED.

I have a couple of those Koken T's in 8mm and 10mm for working on motorcycles. They're good stuff.

I like waterproof storage for track tools. It rains. And your stuff is sitting in paddock. Just part of track life. Figure out what you need to work on your car and get those from HF or Tekton. Make sure your waterproof storage is long enough to hold your torque wrench (I'm assuming cars here)...

I have the Vessel one (actually two of them) and they are my primary motorcycle screwdrivers both at the track and in the shop. Plenty of times when you're doing something like taking the cover off a brake master where a light tap is the difference between a screw coming out and stripping. I...

Is that as good as my brain keeps telling me it is? I can't quite convince myself to pull the trigger.

Please share. Real Knipex fans here who really want these.

Palmac has them. Odd things like that aren't organized super well and sometimes the easiest thing to do is go to the Koken catalog, get the part number and search that on the Palmac site. Here at the 1/4 rails...