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I would get 3/4" plus adapter. Which I did :D . For tight places I'd like sth. that can be locked in both directions, but is there any ratchet like that?

I doubt that's a good idea :/ . They look convenient when lifting but with that kind of design pillars lack rigidity due to play.

Before you try, torque rotor with wheel bolts. That will release tension from this unfortunate screw ;) .

Forget dogs, training cats is the real deal :lol_hitti :

Being like 80 years (or more?), the patent is no longer valid, so everyone produces "correct" phillips if it is marked as phillips.

Use belt grinder with fine belt.

Phillips is phillips. You can call others "cross(type)" or "star" but not phillips!

No idea, nut sizes go as follows (mm): M1.6 => 3.2 M2 => 4 M2.5 => 5 M3 => 5.5 M3.5 => 6 M4 => 7 M5 => 8 Mind that M3.5 is not typical (probably obsolete, or "repair" thread) and threads below M3 are only in small, precision equipment (and M3 mostly too). PS: found also non-ISO metric (DIN...

I will stir the pot a bit :D and disagree with a few things. Going above 1/2" not worth it? I, as a rule, don't use sockets above 24mm or 1" with 1/2" drive. Socket will survive all right, it's extensions that go first, second is breaker bar. And you can always use adapter and 1/2" ratchet...

If you can't buy anything, make yourself ideal tool :) .

That one is awsome. Guys around me tell that material is too hard to drill :( .

Standard size for M3 nuts and bolts.

Wera Koloss :D , obviously best ratchet for this job.

A useless tool just for having. Don't bother making one. Easier and faster with a hammer only. Far too weak for any harder work, too.

And a word of advice: if you feel the need of cheater pipe on 24", it's definitely time to go 3/4" :D .

ROTFL! "made in the USA is something we take pride in" on banner and half of their products have "made in China" info :D .

There are many, many different leds, even among crees. 6xled could be 1200lm or even more...

http://www.bonecreeper.com/bone.html

No luminance, even in technical data? No way to compare with anything :(, it may be a very good tool but no way to know it before buying...

WD40 won't stop the rust, phospharate it. And then paint only places missing paint - it will look even more vintage ;) .