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    Anyone else like Channellocks?

    You'll love them, they grab everything and bite down hard. I've used them to turn insanely tight inner tie rods as well.
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    Tools from the old world

    I haven't had a chance to use it yet but the first strike is going to be a hard one with how beautiful it is. But every mark on it will be a story right?
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    Vessel screwdriver handle styles

    Vessel 970 Megadora Chisel Screwdriver 7 x 100 https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/B000CED25O/ This one is actually a chisel/pry bar. I recently bought it and have been really impressed, it hasn't bent and the tip hasn't chipped at all
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    Tools of Japan

    Figured most people would look past the locking vs non for the flex head as clearly that's an option from the manufacturer as well as the handle. But the 72 tooth ratchet mechanism, the quick release button and a few other things show they are the same.
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    Tools of Japan

    So I know Tone doesn't make their ratchets in Japan even though they are a Japanese company and mark their tools with Japan, but I still have 6 different ones and really like them. But today I was walking through princess auto (Canada's harbour freight) and the powerfist ratchets caught my eye...
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    Show your new tool arrivals

    It's the Tempered Colours with Polished Edge
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    My new kinetic customs ball peen hammer showed up from the UK I don't know how I'm going to use this as a hammer the first time 😍
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    Anyone else like Channellocks?

    These 410s are probably my favourite. They bite down on anything and everything. Rounded bolts and nuts, studs, they have saved me many times.
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    Vessel screwdriver handle styles

    The Megadora are probably my favourite with the woodies coming up second. The red and teal ones are okay, not made in japan though.
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    Tools of Japan

    Have a model number?
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    Tools of Japan

    Which ratchet is that?
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    Milwaukee right angle die grinder vs straight version . same power as air?

    Yeah if you want to spend money, buy the right angle one and run it on setting 4 so it doesn't turn off every 5 seconds
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    Milwaukee right angle die grinder vs straight version . same power as air?

    I have both and the straight one many times has had me wanting to throw it across the room. I won't ever pull it out of the drawer anymore. Even the 90° will shut off way too easy. I wish there was a way to remove the protection they have.
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    Show your new tool arrivals

    Mail man dropped off three new things this morning but I could only watch on my security cam as I'm 600+ km (9hours) away from home on vacation 😭
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    Yeah it's absolutely tiny which I'm hoping works in my advantage working on Subarus. Valve cover 10mm bolts and coil pack 12mm bolts is what this will mostly be used for because of the space constraints with the frame rail.
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    Astro tools 91410-1/4 This thing is seriously tiny. The head is about the same thickness as my Tone extra long 1/4 but it's actually a little more narrow!
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    Tools of Japan

    DHL dropped off another package before work, best day ever when that happens! Haha. Mostly Tone with the one Ko-Ken quick spinner. The last photo showing the sliding t-handle with the ratcheting adapter connected to a Ko-Ken wobble fix extension and a Ko-Ken nut grip socket just cause!
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    Couple small items today Tone sliding t-handle, Ko-Ken 3/8" quick spinner and the Tone ratcheting adapter, as well as a Tone fender cover which has magnets and hooks, the magnets seem weak so might need to upgrade them.
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    Show your new tool arrivals

    How's the colour on the lobster? Is it a rubber that could get chipped and peel off or painted on?
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    Brake Pad Spreader

    https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/B00CF9540A/ I think I'm going to go with the KTC one, it's pricey for sure but the Lang and other brand names are 80+ in Canada already and this will give the option of small dual piston calipers all the way up to six piston ones which is perfect for me working on...
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