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Burnishing tool is correct. I used to use them back in the day cleaning relay contacts.

Astro pinless impact swivel extension sockets.

I make my own with #12 solid wire, a couple of alligator clips with heat shrink tubing over the jaws.

Nut drivers for me, as others have eluded to I come from a electronics background, my dad used them so I use them, it's just what I was brought up using. I've known the color code since I was little, I knew if my dad asked for a 1/4" I grabbed the red one. I used a 1/4" today to remove a broken...

I have the Streamlight Siege, I keep lithium batteries in them so I don't have to worry about the batteries.

Not a whole lot, more of just in case I guess. I have used them to tighten my buddies scope rings.

I took my leatherman wave with bit set and a streamlight 1L

Craftsman and Actron rebranded them. There are some on eBay under the craftsman brand #21012 and Actron CP7841

3633 is smaller but has a sharper tip and is threaded. Both use incandescent fuse style bulbs.

Koken Black Friday deal. Nut grip sockets

Maybe you could just buy another one. Check this out. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000X5TSUA/?tag=atomicindus08-20

I know I got them from Amazon, I think a four pack. It's a BA15s base which is the same as 1156 bulb which is more common.

I build my own. A #105 bulb will draw 1 amp at 12 volts. I make them up with clips, pins and banana jacks.

The only one I've ever replaced was the 10mm of course.

I use these socket tags. I bought sheets of them from the Eastwood Company 30 some years ago. I got the idea from a show called Shadetree Mechanic.

Waffle head vise grip hose clamp pliers.

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I like my Weller WE1010