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Found this one on Amazon Uk https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B075TGQN72/?tag=atomicindustr-21

Do you have a link to the product, as I don't see it on there website?

Thanks for the comparison with the measure. One thing I noticed is that many online sellers sell the Würth / VIM design under other brands such as lazer. However these other brands seem to be 72 tooth instead of 144 tooth that the Würth / VIM have. Can the 72 and the 144 gears be swapped? Can...

Just wondered if anyoune else makes a tool like the VIM Tools HBR12 in 1/4" as shown below?

Does anyone know the length of the 1/4" one? Nobody seems to list the length in the marketing literature.

I did look at that thread, but there are not many locking options. Yes the Wera is good, but I was looking to see what else is available. Ideally something like the Wera in 1/4" but a little longer.

How long are the Würth/VIM in 1/4"? Are they as long as the Zyklop?

This is a an interesting locking design - as anyone seen anything like this:

That's why I like the Zyklop as well. Does anyone know what the difference is between the Zyklop 8000 A and the 800 A SB?

Why don't you find them that useful for automotive? I just borrowed a Wera ratchet from my friend and it was very useful to change some glow plugs in a very tight space. I also used it as a spinner and was quicker than using multiple tools.

Does anyone make a ratchet of similar design to the Wera Zyklop in 1/4"? (see picture below) I like the Wera Zyklop because you can even position it straight on, or even use it as a spinner. Not sure if anyone else makes a ratchet with a similar design in 1/4"?

I think they would be a a bit too long. Around 60mm long should do it, anything over 80mm, I think I would have clearance problems.

I am looking for 12mm, but don't see anything in 1/4" longer than 50mm on the Snap On website?

Does anyone know of any company that makes or has made metric sockets longer than 50mm in 1/4" drive?

I am looking for a garden siphon mixer like this: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B015X6H3MS/?tag=atomicindus08-20 But I want something that will mix in 1:1 ratio. Everything I see is mainly used for concentrate. I know I could just premix equal parts in one tank, but then I would need an...

That's one way of doing it, but the advantage of a dedicated tool is that it has a large surface area to hit with the hammer. It's a shame none of them have a feature to lock the tool so that it does not rotate when you hit with the hammer. This would be useful if trying to hammer an...

I think a locking feature would be useful in some instances. As an example if you are trying to hammer an undersized socked onto a rounded bolt. In that instance you would not want it rotating until it was securely on the fastener. Has anyone ever seen a demolition screwdrivers where you can...

Thanks for your suggestions - do you know if any of these can be locked so there is no twist on strike if desired?

Yes but are there any that take normal 1/4" bits? Most I have seen come with bits in odd sizes. I would like to have something that takes normal 1/4" bits, as I have hundreds of 1/4" bits in every size imaginable, and don't mind how many I have to throw away!

yes, but if the bolt is a little rounded, I often use one socket too small and hammer it on. That's why I keep some cheap Chinese stuff for this.