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So beautiful 😍

Just get some duralast or husky sockets.

No, Urea is Carbamide, it is used as fertilizer, for resins, explosives, and in catalytic converters (AdBlue). Urine contains only 2% urea. I'm just trying to be an informative troll, so please ignore me.

That man discovered the joys of owning a bidet.

Urrea is a Basque surname, it means Hazelnut.

Updating Makita XPS impact bits are available in 75mm length Felo offers bits in 73mm length (just a tiny bit shorter than the picquic) Vessel also has 75mm bits and they are JIS too.

Precision screwdrivers, Phillips screwdrivers, hack saws, pliers (especially long nose, and needle nose), and power tools.

That sounds better than the $30 a month I make.

Spline sockets. For some reason the splines are surrounded by a lip, so they aren't that good for smaller fasteners, plus they ruin the finish on coated fasteners. 4 in 1 ratcheting box wrenches (the straight flat ones). Get the flex head ones instead. 11 in 1 screwdriver. The bits are too...

I would do research, using the Garage Journal forums, so that I don't end up buying bad tools. Avoid influencers, because they usually hype things that aren't worth it.

You are right. They are Swiss grip, not hard handle. https://www.pbswisstools.com/en/tools/quality-hand-tools/screwdrivers/product/pb-8249-dn

Oh, you are such a bad dragon. 😂

Please ignore this post. I failed to read that you needed bit sockets.

This is the first time I see one with a multicraft handle. Was that model discontinued? That one looks interesting, thin, a bit like a wera 813, or an Xcellite mini nut driver. I think there aren't a lot of hard handle bit drivers. How is the wobble on that mechanism? I once took appart a...

Please, show your hard handle bit drivers. So far, I have these 3. The Malco connext1, and connext2 require powerbits, or you will be cursing, while trying to pull a 1 inch bit from them. They hold the bit firmly, with almost no play. Feels similar to using a fixed blade screwdriver. The...

It could be more flexible/ useful, if they also had the wobble tip at the bent side (especially if it was available on 1/4 drive). Edit: So many early Snap-on references and jokes. Snap-on did have a pretzel shaped handle, they just needed to twist it a bit more

Please explain to them that they should never put the 1 inch bits in the Malco handle, because they will then have to use pliers to get them out. 😂

You are right, but it is funny. Edit: But then, I remembered about the switch/indexed type adjustable wrenches with predetermined stops.

They are even worse without it. The handle has a double square shape, with relatively sharp edges. If you break the rubber overwrap, just wrap the handle in paracord.

Ok, if you want a pocketable, self contained multibit screwdriver, with good fitting bits, then the PBSwiss Insiders are good, but really expensive. https://pbtools.us/pb-6464-insider-1-pocket-tool_c232.htm If you need the bits to be long, and don't mind having to carry a small case, then the...