What are some of the tools manufacturers could make, but don't make?

[gatewaysysop]

Albrecht J33 - 130

Yeah, not talking about a keyless chuck. I should have been more specific.

 

[bonneyman]

So just sell me an offline scan tool that got all the car data to 2026 cars and when it’s time for me to work on a 2027 car I’ll buy a new one.

Wrenches for fixing my wife. I have never found the damn shop manual, but if I disassembled it, I am sure, with the proper tools, I could rebuild it better.

A scanner that can upgrade your wife - sounds like you two need to get together and create a tool!

 

[captmoto]

Wrenches for fixing my wife. I have never found the damn shop manual, but if I disassembled it, I am sure, with the proper tools, I could rebuild it better.

The specs and tolerances vary way too much. You would just be too frustrated. If it really mattered you could just replace with an updated model but you would still have to deal the broad specs and tolerances.

 

[98ssuck]

Milwaukee would make a rear handle cordless 8 1/4 circular saw.

Axe manufactures make diy kits. A head, handle wedges and file all in a kit. Would be a great gift. All they would have to do is slightly rebrand the component they already sell. So if the user poorly fits the peices together it doesn’t hurt the factory example’s reputation.

 

[Beerhippie]

Y'know, that tool I need for that job that I can never find the right tool for.

 

[YesIHaveAHammer]

Mitre blocks for full size hacksaws.

Appropriate size so the frame doesn't foul on it. Suitable width slots.

 

[GeoBruin]

They do, 32809MAGM, I have one.

And here I thought they were referring to the "impact" rated version not even knowing they made a chrome version. Thanks!

 

[KnurledNut]

They do, 32809MAGM, I have one.

They offered the 32807MAGM too.
I do have the SAE version and don’t use it because it is uncomfortably HUGE.