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it was a pressure fit. shaft was very easy to remove and replace. The metal tip portion is only about an inch and a half with about half of that exposed. that leaves 6-1/2 inches of composite with the handle going over a portion of that. I guess you could ruin the fit if you arent careful.

the long snap on one antique engine made is nice. I think I made up my mind and instead of looking for a set of drivers I am going to make a handle on a locking extension. I liked the idea in my head especially since Id like a metric nut driver set.

3baygarage nailed it. though those dont have the 1/4 end . But that is probably low demand. I use this currently but have been looking for a new nut driver set and was hoping that was a feature I could find. The bolster (didnt know that word) looks like it may work though.

I use a 1/4 driver extension with 1/4 sockets with a through handle , and if for any reason i need extra force that i cant do with the handle alone I use a sliding T on it. For example the nuts on the hub dial of my yota. I was wondering why they dont make a nut driver set with a through...

Update had a garage sale all sold Added this set of SK tools it is mostly 3/8 with a 1/4 driver with bit. the driver is the only thing with owners marks . The box is painted red on the outside. All sockets are sae 2 allen sockets the 3/16 is missing the bit portion, 8 shallow sockets, 5...

a unit with locks or a u bolt is safer.

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All went quickly and smoothly. Thanks Jeff

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So for the last few years Ive managed to barely get by with a Sk removeable tip snap ring plier and a harbor freight one both combined barely covered what I needed done (I have used other options like a screwdriver many times). I should have purchased a set a while ago and I probably would be...

I have had the red 24" 208cc one for 3 years now bought it at a garage sale. I change the oil once a year, and it sees about 6 uses a year. only part I replaced was the rubber skids and the metal piece of plate that scrapes close to the ground. It start first or second pull every time. I am very...

Those vises look great. I need to keep an eye out for a piece of steel like that my slammin surface is falling apart its pretty thin steel plate.

I ran in to a bit of a problem. The screwdriver they sent out does not match my set. The old one pulled apart really easily. Hopefully the new one comes out just as easily and I can put that shaft on the new grip

All sold had a garage sale. Needed to pay for some school bills in a hurry. I am purging some stuff from my box , and consolidating it in to one large thread. This will be a mix of miscellaneous hand tools with the majority of them being made in the USA. I will try to group like brands /...

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I am trying to complete some sets and have come up with a list of sockets I need as well as a list of sockets I have for trade that is growing as I find more extras. I would prefer trades, but have paypal as well. some of my trade sockets (~5) have owners marks. List of wants: 3/8 drive...

I agree that I will need a shop press, and I think I will wait until I can use my Dads neighbors when I get to that point. I will probably be disassembling the screwdriver tomorrow, and go from there. I watched the video, that was pretty interesting. I think If I can do a tight enough friction...

I have to figure out if the shaft is pressed in first SO replaces the unit with a new one instead of pressing one in like the other screwdrivers. It looks pressed in to me so with some boiling water a vise and a slide hammer I figure I can get it apart. I wont take it apart till the new one...

So I have a replacement #2 insulated on the way, and I am supposed to destroy this one. I figured I will make a custom ratchet out of it. Do you think the guts of the screwdriver will make it difficult to make a handle out of? I do not have access to a lathe and plan on drilling it out with a...