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Recently we dug up a Chinese company that demonstrated on it's website several dozens of work lights they could offer. I found it interesting browsing through the selection I recognized great many lights sold under many different brand names both in Europe and US. Each rep tells you - mine is...

I would toss the Chinese drivers A.S.A.P The real danger is you might actually use them only to discover they are equally useful as you favorite brand that costs 20x more. Trust me - it's awful experience.

Possibly worth mentioning, since torque multipliers have considerable internal friction one has to be careful not to use the direct gear ratio for input/output torque calculations. See here for example:http://www.x4tool.com/x4-torque-multiplier-mathematics Snap On for example has multipliers...

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06WCZWLMC/?tag=atomicindus08-20 Shop I work for has something similar, I have used it few times with good results. It has chart to figure out torque input for desired output. As such I think a decent multiplier has many more uses than some 10 foot torque wrench.

If I had something with piston this size I would run and buy torque multiplier.

Re: Your thoughts on using just 1/4" and 1/2" drive tools Abandon 3/8" drive? I think mainland Europe did this for decades and possibly Asia as well. Only in last 2-3 decades has 3/8 gained traction. Even today many brands still have considerably better selection of bit sockets in 1/2" drive...

They are great, problem is many taps don't fit them.

Don't worry. If there are any problems with material quality in Toptul wrenches, my co-workers would have found them by now, working 10 hours per day on heavy trucks, agricultural and earthmoving equipment. The decision to use BFH or cheaters on them takes about 0.1 second if needed. After all...

Thanks, I have only read positive opinions about Koken drivers.

Could you expand on your experience with Koken impact driver, I didn't quite understand your post. Do you like it?