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Our Innovation was mostly imported from other countries via industrial espionage, poaching, or patent stealing (just as China does now). 😂

Too late...

https://www.amazon.com/stores/page/63448370-F5CA-4966-B42C-493133EA7105?ingress=2&visitId=6ecd393a-3d16-4d5e-9b06-71f6d0e36a13&ref_=ast_bln Tsunoda pliers and cuters are affordable and good. They do offer 160mm high leverage diagonal cutters

Those look nice. Plus they smell like vanilla.

What about Wiha microbits, with an iFixit handle? It will not be as precise as an actual screwdriver, or a bit being held by a clutch mechanism, but it feels so nice, and the thick handle, would allow you to apply torque without pain.

I have only one wera jcis #00 precision screwdriver, and love it. But then again, all my other precision screwdrivers have been el cheapo thin metal ones, with shafts that somehow manage to spin inside the metal handle, and accomplish nothing, or really cheap bit drivers from Kmart (RIP)...

I'll go with the country girl. She knows how to cook, how to operate a tractor, and isn't afraid of changing a flat tyre.

And here I was dismantling a ratchet with a similar mechanism. I must ask, does the Wiha version also has a tiny cylindrical pin that goes between the tiny spring and the pawl? The tiny pin in the image mounts vertically and holds the pawl in place. Edit: It seems like the Wiha has the pin...

"But it can't open bottles" Just place it under the lip of the cap, and pull sharply. Now, I will go cry in my room, as USD $200 is about 2/3 of my yearly income. Does money grows on trees there?

Writing this separately such as not to get things all mixed up. If the institution he studies at offers tools as part of the package, try to wait until they give him the Tool set, so that he can avoid buying duplicates. The kit I was given included most of the tools, I just had to buy lineman's...

Tekton does. You get a 15% discount, plus a 10% credit/reward. https://www.tekton.com/student-program I don't know if SK still does, but here is the link to their information. https://sktools.com/pages/sk-tools-technical-student-program Snap-on Student Excellence Program...

Thank you!

Is the shaft also thinner than on the other 601?

Good point. And yes, I don't have much wall space. This is a 12*12 room. Haha

I would just turn one upside down. But only if they are going to be inside a drawer, or toolbox. if they are going to hang from a wall, then the reversed gripper is definitely a must.

I stand corrected.

Wera 813r ESD, Vessel Gosai bits, Proskit SAE Sockets, Duralast 4" adjustable wrench, and 4" locking pliers. Not shown 1" 1/4 hex to square adapter.

Irwin 6 inch tongue and groove pliers, Malco Connext1 bitholding handle, Stanley 12' mini tape measure, and Milwaukee Inkzall marker.

If OP doesn't know the name, how are they going to search for it? What you did is the same as "Oh Yeah, the answer is somewhere between page 1 and page 4523, good luck finding it" Also, Google search results vary from device to device.

You are not alone. Satin finish tools just look elegant, and feel way better on the hand. At least they won't go flying when your hands get sweaty.