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lol - if they don't show back up for a while: https://www.lowes.com/pd/CRAFTSMAN-V-Series-8482-1-4-in-Drive-Metric-6-Point-Tool-Set-38-pc/5005347489

Yeah, but I'm probably not going to buy a Harbor Freight built 70 Series Land Cruiser. I don't think.

They're not HF, but they'll have to do...

If it matters at all, the stand is designed to also mount to a wall/vertical surface

We received a T-handled metric set from one of our vendors and they're pretty awesome. Heck they even double as a makeshift "persuader" depending on the rack's condition... I thought they would be a bit unwieldy, but I've grown to appreciate the extra spinning mass. You can tell the most used...

I've always wondered if China has a whole secret economy of domestically produced goods that say "Made Here" and are way nicer than anything the rest of the world orders. 😝

Been eyeing this for a while now, looking forward to some feedback on its performance.

I think the thread would get far better if people started posting using them in increasingly weird situations

Same. I would say my only "complaint" is I had to add a little padded strip on the locking lever because sometimes I snap my finger tip with it. But I would consider that user error :LOL:

Jaco is good stuff. I have their tire deflator and it works as good or better than my missing ARB version.

Trying not to clutter the thread, but are you attempting to use the little image icon (Ctrl. + P) or the Attach files button? Choose the image from your album and right-click it to copy the image address. Use your post's "Insert image" icon button and then click the little chain-link "by URL"...

I don't see the impacts affecting the torque in any significant way, but they will be heavier and may fit in less places than chrome in any length (big fan of the semi-deep btw!)

Both will work well for your application. The upper Megadora also has the little grippy bois on the blades. I used mine on rather tight IAC screws on my '98 T4R throttle body with excellent success.

Nice - I can't help but want the socket holes to follow the wave of the flags :D

I know exactly how to wallow out a NON-spinning rivet. Need to get creative otherwise.

The 4" 1/4" Titan is nice for under dash work and fiddly crossbar hardware, but I've yet to be compelled to get anything else beyond it.

I'd blast 'em with my Ruger MKII

We had to cancel our KTC factory tour last Japan vacation, but I bet it would have been nice to see these up close!

Isn't that where the ProHold non-magnetic button is housed?