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I used capri triple squares and they were fine even with my abuse. I didn't seat the tiny triple square deep enough into the sway bar end link, striped the hell out of the screw and the bit was still ok

I grew up with 6 in 1s all around the house. I like that tekton offers USA made bits in a variety of configurations. I have one that's ph#0,1,2,3 and the other one that is all slotted

Maha was the standard for a while https://mahaenergy.com/mh-c808m/

These are on sale right now and appear to be a great deal. https://www.amazon.com/Craftsman-Combination-Wrench-Piece-CMMT87325V/dp/B0B5KFVZ26/?tag=atomicindus08-20 Is this a jump on it and buy it without thinking price? Also same price at Lowe's and Ace

Thanks, I was referring to the full size Leathermans, they all have roughly the same type of head. The knipex needle nose combination looks like what I want

Are there pliers out there that are shaped like Leatherman multi tool pliers, but as a standalone tool? To me, they're like a combination of linesman pliers and needle nose

How are you supposed to properly torque strut nuts down with a torque wrench?

I have craftsman combo wrenches and snap on combo wrenches. Where do the 13 and 14 lie in terms of length. Also, is the 23 the series closest to the 14 offset if I want double box end?

My home Depot has them, but half the drawers are empty

I bought deep 1/2" impact as per recommendations here. Problem was, in conjunction with the impact wrench, it sometimes gets barely too long, but will clear with a shallow. So, now I got both...

I guess it's because they intended the ratcheting combo wrenches to replace your regular combination wrenches. But yeah, I wish there were more double box end ratcheting options (either regular/ratcheting or ratcheting on both sides)

I feel like that's a reason NOT to test them when they want the free marketing I thought those are pretty consistent because of how they work

Head is average size, and it's only 36 teeth, but smooth, cheap and USA made That's a 10mm socket btw

https://www.suncoasttools.com/crm/ItemPage.aspx?ItemNumber=RD1/4RATCHFM52EHFAJH&VendorNumber=WILLIAMS I like this one. The long Williams boi

Is it just accepted to mar the hex on the brass fittings? Every plumber just goes nuts with a pipe wrench or channellocks. What's the proper tool to put on a chrome flushometer without destroying it? The union wrench above with no teeth?

I'm torn on the protrusion. I can see how it can help with recessed fasteners, but I can also see how it gets in the way. I like having a non ratchet box end, though Also, are the tekton/infar ones fatter in diameter vs the kabo ones?

I would have liked them when running down many long screws, but at that point, the impact driver comes out. I do like them for screws where access is blocked and I can't use a second hand to hold the shaft down while I turn the handle.

All the concrete trucks in NYC use those - nice and tough I used a melnor one that was pistol grip with an adjustable screw nozzle, but the spring got weak and doesn't shut off anymore, unless I bang it against something Do you guys use anti seize on the hose bib end of the hose?

Love that style of socket, wish more brands spec'd these

The open jaw on the 440 is plain, non anti slip?