Recent content by tomalophicon

We always called utility knives Stanley Knives. I agree.

Wow, they look real nice.

Yes, the only issue with them being they don't work in reverse. But with the addition of a spinner that solves the problem.

Have a look at the Warren and Brown beam style from Australia. Nothing I've used has come close in terms of quality, useability and unlike more traditional beam style torque wrenches, they have an audible click when the desired tension is reached.

It would make sense if Felo is made in Germany that they are more expensive than Wera, which are made mostly in the Czech Republic where worker wages are much much lower.

New Warren and Brown 1/2" torque wrench. Absolutely the nicest tool I've used and fondled. It's thoroughly enjoyable.

Crazy - totally different to my area - no rust whatsoever - I eek out every last micron - but yes - with the cost of rotors machining makes little sense.

How are you measuring undamaged rotors for spec though? I want to learn your skills!

The first post reads anywhere but the US :lol_hitti

You measure them with your eyes? That's a gift.

Well made tool, handy lever on the side to pop out the keys a bit to get them started. 5" long.

I picked up a used Mitutoyo 0-25mm micrometer for $25 recently. That will be more than satisfactory for the job at hand. Beats mucking around with coins or washers as above poster recommends.

Hello all, I'm looking for a bit driver that has only metric hex bits as a set. The Picquic Hexcaliber metric but I'd ideally want bits up to 8mm at the minimum, 10mm preferably (though I'm sure the size of the shank fitting dictates how big a bit can get. Does anyone know if such a tool...

This is a sensible option.

Looks like a more complicated version of the excellent Warren and Brown beam style torque wrench.