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Fein makes a drill that has includes a 1/2" anvil attachment. Or you could look at production tools from Bosch, Makita, or Panasonic.

Proto wrenches are anti-slip but do not have the teeth like Snap-on. Beta 42LMP series are quite nice too.

Ko-ken RSAS2405A, got the set for 74 NZD (~43 USD). Better polish and chrome, and a few thou smaller OD compared to the standard sockets. Comparison to a standard 2405A socket:

Ko-ken RSAS2405A, got the set for 74 NZD (~43 USD). Better polish and chrome, and a few thou smaller OD compared to the standard sockets. Comparison to a standard 2405A socket:

151.46 NZD for that set, works out to ~87 USD.

From your local CAT dealer, you can order online on parts.cat.com. I just have a cash account with the local dealer.

Black oxide does not always mean for impacts. Black oxide is required for some industries such as for jet turbines.

Proto J5250HTCF from Zoro. Some Bahco 1/2" sockets made by Snap-on. From a local hardware store here in NZ, about 6 to 10 USD each.

High tooth count 1/4" drive Stahlwille are 80 teeth.

Williams 36 tooth.

Sidchrome ratchet spanners are decent, they are rebrands of Facom.

I believe they do. I recently bought a combination spanner set that was made in RSA. Not the crispest lettering (compared to Proto, Stahlwille and Hazet), but I don't have any German Gedore to compare.

They look like Nepros.

One is phillips/cross and the other is pozidriv.

I found the 1/4" Ko-ken bit holder to not securely retain bits, often the bit would stay in the fastener, but it does make it easy to remove bits. If you use E6 bits, the Ko-ken will have no trouble compared to the Stahlwille, as the spring in the Stahlwille can get stuck in the groove of the...