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They also sell the nylon jaws separately and I have bought just the jaws as replacements via Amazon.

These are excellent soft jaw pliers. I own two sets from Japan. Have been very useful around and inside the home as well!

It is a precision, Class 1 tape measure. You need to pay for the precision if it is required for work you do.

80s era Facom Servante. Have weapons cleaning tools inside and tooling equipment for Walther, H&K, Sig, and Glock handguns. Rifle tooling for Kalashnikov, Armalite, Sig / Swiss Arms, FN, Steyr, etc I store elsewhere in a cabinet.

My Facom weapons maintenance station

Mike, I watch your videos to learn how these jobs should be done so when I take my vehicles in I can explain to the techs how I want the job performed and will often buy the equipment that they do not have on hand to make sure the project is finished to a professional standard. I do not know of...

Call Gerstner, they will be able to help you. There is a lovely woman there who really knows the production history and can help date it.

Mike, my mistake. It was the RCV axle shaft rebuild video on YouTube which I enjoyed watching where the tool made the appearance.

Mike, when you were doing the rear differential on the Mustang and working on the gears, I saw you had a special hammer that looked welded up and custom. Would love to see that, too. You seemed to use it to get things positioned and would use the heavier Snap-On hammer to strike it. ETA: See...

Glad you made it safe and sound and the van (have a hard time calling it a rig) looks better than great. Congratulations and wishing you many miles of smiles!

I like the Bahco 325 and generally think the Swedes excel in this area.

IPS Hyper Long Pliers HLS-300

Scalped as in fatality ??

I would not recycle them. Good to have disposable picks to preserve your nice ones.

I never recall *ANY* of their hand tools being from Germany as country of manufacture.

I really respect your knowledge on tooling. However, I don’t think the Europeans are as picky as you’d want to believe. Wurth has sales locations throughout Europe making it easy to access the product. That ease of access makes them popular more so than the product itself, which, as discussed...

I use the Gearwrench 90T locking flex heads the most. I own several dozen ratchets in various drive sizes.

There was a Wurth bit ratchet I wanted about a year or two ago. I saw it in Europe and wanted to buy it from Wurth USA. In the opinion of the USA headquarters, the tools did not have enough profit margin for them to import, market, and sell in the US. I need to go to one of the stores while in...

I disagree. Rubber seal is the way.

That may be. But having spoken to my builder and his plumbers: 1) Only one chance to get install right. If you are working in a tight space and you manage to not set the toilet correctly on the first try, you can easily compress the wax ring and damage it, necessitating a replacement. 2) Prone...