Recent content by Phang

price over here is US$55 for the set of three

motorcycle and car hobbyist, I started with two 3/8" 10Nm to 50Nm (7.4 ftlbs to 36.8 ftlbs) 1/2" 40Nm to 200Nm (29.5 ftlbs to 147.5 ftlbs) that covered my needs for a long time then I expand upwards and downwards from there now I got it covered from 1Nm to 300Nm (0.7 ftlbs to 221 ftlbs)

yes, those plastic insert seems removable my other set is KTC, it has a hard rubber pad inside to prevent scratching those shiny dome head but they don't have the plastic sleeve to prevent scratching the wheels looks like ko-ken is the better set 3mm more than the Hazet

there are plastic insert (17, 19mm are flat, 21mm is dish shape) in the sockets to control the engagement depth, I have no idea why Hazet do that to the sockets for 17mm socket, the depth is 14.20mm, 17mm depth for the 19mm socket I don't have problem with my car's wheel bolt (pic below)...

it is sold online under different brand names but you can google it with "42 in 1 Magnetic Screwdriver Set"

both sizes have that small spring now the spring tension kept both halves in close position strong enough to grip a tube lightly but not enough to squeeze out whatever is inside

here you go also, the wire material is ferrous

took me quite a while to reverse engineered it ;)

this is a brilliant idea never think of this before (y)

switch to a breaker bar when doing angular torquing

mine was unhooked when I first receive it, too figured out after fiddling with it for 15 minutes wish I watch that video WWheeler posted

to dispense vermicelli size bead, it needs a substantial amount of pressure, and control achievable with the help from these simple tools, with some practice :LOL:

this is what I do too very similar to shooting during a windy day then you do windage compensation will take a few trials before hitting the bullseye

yes, I got it from Amazon Japan US$14 a pair, delivered