Recent content by Powarun

Got the 900, better to get the one built for heavier duty, since you never know when you'll need the extra strength. I do like the hex bolster, only used it once but it was handy.

Not the point of nut drivers. They are for speed and ease of use. I got PB swiss for metric and really like the handles and having the hex bolster, though they weren't cheap. I'd normally say Wera, but Craftsman since you are looking for something less expensive.

I really like the swiss grip handles on PB Swiss Metric. My SAE ones are Wera insulated and while I like them for most things, the insulation makes it rough to plug into a tight spot. One thing I would recommend when shopping for nut drivers is to have the hex bolster, it really comes in handy...

I purchased one, first I would like to say it feels really good in the hand, as for ratcheting, it does a good job. It feels kind of ackward at first as a hammer to be honest. As for the extension you don't need to use that tool, I found a thin screwdriver or nail would work too. The breaker...

I just wanted to chime in and say Ash's website is pretty easy to use. At least his prices are right, when looking at a NWS Tool website and found some diagonal cutters for $7.00, and they had a minimum order of like $25. So I had to order a few to get it shipped, and then got an apology email...

Is there something wrong with the tough built? I thought one of the marketing themes for the tough built belt system is how flexible and interchangeable it is? I like my tough belt, what I like about it is that I can detach the storage and clip it on to the clip that is attached above my desk.

Gotta agree with ya, I bought the Wera Koloss because I figure I'd bang my ratchet like this guy::lol_hitti Last time I lent it out, told the guy, break it and it goes through your monitor, take it and your monitor disappears. He thought I was crazy till he wanted his own. Personally until...

As I see it, these small time "makers" are the product of the big name suppliers moving manufacturing overseas, people realizing that the product quality that they once relied is went down the drain, and would rather attempt to manufacture their own selling it off as USA made and hand crafted...

Hey Stuey, I know this may be bringing up a dead thread, but I was going to say your review helped me pick up the Insider 3. I started off my tool collection with a Klein 11 -1 screwdriver after my boss suggested to go with Klein tools, and well it cammed out too many screws and the bits kept...