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USA MADE: wright https://www.harryepstein.com/products/15-piece-12-point-metric-combination-wrench-set-7mm-22mm Imported, great value, excellent customer service: https://www.tekton.com/combination-wrench-set-wcb91202 https://capritools.com/shop/combination-wrench-set-tray-metric/ Zero...

Yes, with finishing in China. If you go to the SHOW OFF YOUR CARLYLE TOOLS thread, page 38, post 1511, 65K10 posted a picture of a new style Carlyle socket with the black/green hang tag listing their new COO. Several Chinese factories moved to Vietnam and Cambodia in the last few years.

I don't think changing colors to black/green and adding a sabretooth head as a logo will get the new Carlyle tools far. I'm not sure how many peeps will pay exorbitant prices for made in Cambodia sockets and simple hand tools. Makes Icon, Tekton, and Capri that much more appealing. :wtf:

Nope. They look too heavy for me. I think their mass would work with air impacts but, I'm not sure about cordless impacts. :dunno:

Perhaps but, if I use a soft face dead blow, that might lessen the damage. Then again, I have other demo drivers I could beat the **** out of without the 1/4 square drive. :dunno: :beer:

I missed the new Channellock Demo driver set. I checked online, and the Phillips Demo driver that's part of the two-piece set, also has the 1/4 square drive in the striking cap. I think that's a near genius addition and may have to pick one up. Thanks for sharing!! You always post interesting...

A Cornwell exclusive without Cornwell badging/name on the screwdrivers :wtf: :dunno: Excellent color, I don't think they would be easily confused with someone else's drivers. :lol:

I think over a year ago maybe :dunno: Mayhew and Channellock debuted them about the same time. The Channellocks have small scallops on their handle instead of the speed ridges on the narrow part of the handle. I can't speak for the Mayhews but, the Channellock handle is too slippery with almost...

What do you service wrenches for?

It's coming. I think there's like 26-29 of the Gen 2 ratchets but, they've only released 9 so far. Visit you tube, search for Harbor Freight SEMA 2024 and you find footage of the whole Gen 2 line up. :beer: