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The car's plastic threads are also cold, we get snow here but i guess not much of the year. So far fine. They're nylon, handle brake clean pretty fine though I don't know why I'd be spraying them with brake clean - or hydrualic oil but maybe a use I dont know about. The aluminum ones are a...

Toolant's been hit or miss, these aren't often easy to pull off it would seem by how many came and went. Time will tell

For a sneak peak at ICON tools, heading over to a Snap-On thread 6 months ahead of each new tool release has sufficed thus far :D

Milwaukee tools got better and better after being sold to hong kong and made in China. Yet to be seen from SK

The AP and Osla rails are the same made by Organizer Taiwan (https://www.socket-holder.com/) aluminum rails with the locking ends these days. So if you have experience with one you have experience with the other

There's tons of DeWALT at Lowes

Vietnam/China Confusing exclusive with patent here. Patents don't expire after 2-3 years. Typically 18. Grip Edge isn't the name of the factory of course, but there's basically a single factory in Taiwan they're making their patent out of. And these aint from it

Unlikely, all GripEdge is made in Taiwan GripEdge isn't unioque because they came out with rounded hex and torx bit sockets. That happens every couple years from someone. They're unique because.... they work. And that working design is patented. GW making ones is not out of place in the world...

I literally think its an honest mistake as they dont know any better

ICON, Wiha & EIGHT TOOL from his wish from the looks of it. Too bad it wasn't a PF video, we could have had a long list of Junxpow, JZLMGN, FORVOZ, Goodlyfe and EGREAT tested instead :)

Are their diameter different than a non nano socket you'd end up using anyways if not using them?

The 3/8" range are the most useful across everything, but the 1/2" are simply useful if nothing else but to shave down the length of your impact. And for their price, it's not an expensive benefit to have

While there's definitely two examples of them there trying, seems like the wrench video pointed out those things are not very good. Cordless seems promising though, at least to not continue the up and up price trend

Milwaukee's 3/4" is still based on their last gen impact. So this is going to be one helluva difference, the DeWALT will absolutely murder something if you let it eat for 5 seconds+ It's bigger and heavier, but when you need it nothing but a 1" does what it does

I would argue it's another step further and also about Amazon link income, the number of tools included on that channel that aren't from amazon are few and the last time a tool from a tool truck won was.... pretty much never? Not to say tool truck tools are all the best, but you'd think simply...