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if you are referring to me, i havent made them yet. but i definitely do plan to make a prototype in the summer (summer here in australia and im on holidays now!)

so fit my ever growing needs of wrenches, i take a piece of wood cut lines into them at 35 degrees. i then use a number/letter punch and mark them as required. nice and easy with no fuss.

I dont like using nicad batteries mainly because of the memory effect. im not sure if you could find a replacement battery to suit your impact but in a li-ion battery. im sure it can be done because ive managed to find li-ion batteries for my dewalt/makita cordless tools that were originally nicad.

would it be an offense to wire brush it, clean it up, and take it to the display cabinet? i have a bad habit of cleaning up all my tools so that they look almost like the day it rolled off the production line

one click is all that is required. i dont retighten to double check because i trust my torque wrench (deflecting beam vs micrometer).

yes i own one, but it doesnt get used very often. however, if i ever need one at least i know i wont have to run to my local hardware store wasting time.

not sure if it has been mentioned, but what about clay bar? you should be doing it once a year on your car, so why not on your toolbox?

You must have a reasonable level of japanese to be able to use yahoo auctions no? just looking at those hiragana gives me headaches.

many said japanese couldnt make a car/motorbike. now almost every man and his dog owns a japanese car/motorbike of some sort.

Cheers for the input! chemistry was never my strong point (in high school, and even today :p) but at least now i know what cr-v and cr-mo is, and their purposes.

Hey guys, I was sorting out some tools from a local garage sale lately, and would like to get some advise from the wise guys in here. Is it true that: Cr-V = Not for impact wrenches Cr-Mo = Suitable for impact wrenches The reason for wanting to clear this one up is because I have noticed...

crimp, a dash of solder and heatshrink on the connector. i hate doing double work due to shoddy workmanship. so i dont mind taking the extra 10mins to do it right.