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I like HF boxes Cheap box, more money to fill them with tools :)

I have.... 1 3/8 k-mart one for the home set 1/2 and 3/8 HF ratchets as backups at work 2 snappy 3/8 dual 80s 1 big snap on dual 80 breaker bar a little itty bitty 1/4" drive clutch ratchet from titan

....A power drill to crank it so I don't have to keep fussing with the pull start? ;)

Tools for guys are like jewelry/shoes/clothes for girls. She doesn't need to understand it, just respect it

Wtf I paid $180 for mine new

Pricey, but I just got myself some snappy FD+ wrenches. Man are those a treat :) Watch sites like eBay. There is the occasional gem that comes along. I got mine (SOEX710) BNIB for 200

Nice find :)

I have something similar http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00CP8DKR0/?tag=atomicindus08-20 And they get SO MUCH use

I also got a detailed manual from Precision Instruments regarding calibration, repair, maintenance, and general construction of the tool. It's worth a read if you're curious about how these work https://www.dropbox.com/s/33jskc8hy7g8gxk/Split%20Beam%20Repair%20Manual.pdf

Hey man if it's calibrated it's calibrated. Doesn't make a bit of difference to me who it's made by. Those are actually really easy to calibrate too :)

Yeah man I know what you mean What if you were to find some of the same wrenches on eBay, gut them for parts, then trade in the parts-wrenches for new ones?

Looking at it, it seems to be just a simple volt meter. The two way needle looks as if to measure the absolute voltage if a cell, without consideration to positive/negative polarities In short: volt meter with a guide to try and correlate cell voltage with cell condition

Hey man you're on here too eh? :) I wonder if it would be possible to repair them with some newer parts. What's happening to them? Skipping teeth? Pop it apart and see if the teeth are actually broken vs. Just have gunk in the way that stops them from grabbing

My shop has a bunch of OTC stuff. Battery testers, slide hammers, brake lathes, etc. Stuff is great quality

I'd love to see you demag neodymium from normal use. Or any decent magnet for that matter

These are the ones I have http://www.vimtools.com/store/page30.html If you want them labeled, the black ones at harbor freight are nice for the price There are also these which come with the option to have the sizes laser engraved http://westlingmachine.com/ToolHolders.html

Looking at the ring on the end... Some sort of hose clamp maybe?

I sat down and started playing with it today. Actually it's braindead easy. I think this was the easiest calibration I've ever done! See link on the tutorial here http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?p=4049741#post4049741 @Loscaldazar yessir that's me! @SMKS Yeah I checked it...

Not going to discuss checking calibration or machines or anything. There are enough threads on how to do that. This is purely on how to make the adjustment itself since I've been unable to find anything that explains how Anyhoo.... Look on the side of the torque-wrench opposite the adjustment...

I should also say that I'm making a big assumption with this in that the screws on the side have something to do with adjustments. I'm not sure if that's true or not