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I was looking at the Irwin and Vaughan pull saws on zoro when i saw they were all manufactured in Japan so i went on amazon and purchased this beauty. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I bought the shorter version from frank a year or so ago and Ive enjoyed them as well. I also have some larger koken external extractor sockets that work well 17mm to 25.4mm. They are made like turbo sockets Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

My high torque 1/2” dr 18v Makita impact was made in Japan. I posted it up here awhile back. I do love my Makita 18v tools but most are made in China now like most other brands. I recently bought the Kuken die grinder from Frank’s (always wanted to try kuken but was always expanding on pliers...

That is a sweet collection, I’ve owned so many different brand screwdriver sets over the past few years trying to find the best for me, I do love your collection Just got these Makita impact driver wobble adapters from Zoro for a few bucks a piece. I was surprised to see they were actually made...

Out of the screw removal pliers I have I’m really satisfied with the 3.peaks DS-175TZ. Aside from the engineers ability to grip ultra thin sheet metal I feel like 3.peaks has the superior design for screw removal. Just my opinion. Tsunoda SSN-125 stainless steel flush cutting nippers with...

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Sorry I didn’t read your comment first yea that’s right, I didn’t know the ratchet was going to be so nice I just wanted the sockets and spinner really but now I love everything in it. I have the koken wobble fix extension sets and the stahlwille locking so I didn’t care about the locking...

Btw the ratchet in this set is 108 tooth with very little drag. So far I love it.

More toys just in the mail [emoji1786]

I love that they have the pads to hold clippings and protect against FOD. Nice finish too

A crankcase spreader is a tool used in Motorsports applications (motorcycles, dirt bikes, ATV, side X sides) when you have the clutch side, stator side and top end disassembled you use this tool to separate the crankcase halves from the crank. A lot of Motorsport crank bearings are a press fit...

Very nice find, I love when I find old brand name tools and can clean them up to be like brand new. Fujiya is a great brand I was just looking at my crankcase spreader and realized I’ve not shown you guys or seen one on here, so here you go and behind it is my genno hammer from Japan. I love...

And I thought I was bad with my weekly $200+ orders. I’m glad I’m not alone in this addiction [emoji6]. I tell my wife I won’t say anything about her high end makeup orders if she doesn’t say anything about my high end tool orders, so we got an agreement! Lol

Lol i forgot I do have a 15mm on this set, it’s the nut grab style I got on the way that is missing the 15. Well it’s time to take these off of my wife’s vanity and get em greasy at work