Recent content by Steel_Rain

Thank you @Garagegho5t for posting this coupon, I saved a ton on these and other CAT tools using this last month:

The last 2ish weeks gets:

My ADD got the best of me: :drool::drool::drool::drool::drool::drool::drool::drool::drool: Sorry.

Two good Klein KNECT Deals today: https://www.lowes.com/pd/Klein-Tools-Complete-Klein-KNECT-Set/5015186595 https://www.lowes.com/pd/Klein-Tools-Essential-Klein-KNECT-Set/5015186593 These are good sets because the share SAE/Metric. There isn't much talk about the KNECT system on these...

What project? Looks fun.

Good question, but I've only used them for squeeze clamps. I just used them in June for radiator replacement on my own rig. These are good because you don't have to lift the clamp off the pipe, just back it off and leave it snug so you can reinstall without pliers.

Yes! These work well:

@Dave455 , old thread, maybe older question... Does Koken sell a complete set of these in XL length?

KTC also makes them, but without the vice pliers option:

Just got the tiny 711L bit ratchet during the Amazon sale this past weekend. Very, very tiny, but I like it: Size comparison to the Icon bit ratchet found in the meme tool (version 1):

This would be just the small case, not the big roller. The factory Milwaukee soft shell case you get with the M12 installation driver *****, but the packout is more bulky. 🤷🏻‍♂️

Agree @finn Check out 10 spot tools 3D printed organizers for these: https://10spottools.com/products/packout-insert-for-m12-install-driver-jonah-pope-design-jp-id Not saying it would fix it all, but it might help.

As you can tell, I’m a major tool weirdo and love 1/4” drive tools. I use the smaller USB/4v/single speed/low RPM stuff for light work, mostly interior trim, small engine work and electronics repair. I LOVE “pen” type (pencil) drivers for small repairs. My favorite is the Makita impact pen...

Looks like Rebel Savings, I think he is a member here. That’s ungodly overpriced. Jesus! $2000 retail? Even at the clearance price of $800 bucks it’s a huge rip off.

I’m not a GC and don’t live on construction sites. That said, I still have friends that do, meaning I’m sometimes in their company while at work. I still see the older guys on job sites using 90’s power tools and often times, they are teal in color.