Recent content by toddmorr

Any of these heavy socket designs are seriously one of the better innovations of the last several years. Cheap too. Total no brainer.

Poser is right. His opinions re tools mean zero because he buys and sells them as jewelry, rather than to actually use.

I remember coming across all kinds of tiny factories in what were very residential areas of Nagoya, back in the early 1980s. Fascinating. Thinking back, they were probably associated with the auto industry in some way

What is the gj discount details?

Have bought from him, no issues, other than doesn't seem to have the widest cataloge of toptul

Yeah it's organized and efficient but seems way overkill for what is a really simple problem with a cheap solution....wipe it out and hang it somewhere, call it good. But this is GJ where we dig this stuff it seems

Dump cdi, I did for all the reasons above. Can't read them, tooth count too low, switch flips. Bought Norbar and it's all good now

Yeah me too, where did you find new screws?

Use a consolidation service like tenso.com, it makes price sense if you are buying a bunch of tools

Agree with ajhd comments re the cdi. Difficult to read the scale and 36 teeth wasn't ideal. Norbar far better and probably the icon too

Koken z is noticeably tighter on dual 80 3/8 ratchets.

Simple, they sell at list price or higher and the profits support that kind of crazy inventory. They are also located in extremely large cities by USA standards

Creativity and can do, nice.

Yeah I looked at those y75 pliers too. Clearly quality but I couldn't come up with a use case to justify purchase.

Check out the Tone rgd-** short sockets with the hex drive end. Very nice, made in Japan. Pretty sure they are shorter than anything else out there.