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There's a few questions here, I'll try to answer them all as much as I can. Dies are mentioned a lot in the post, if we ARE talking dies yes they get reused, 100%. Any brand saying otherwise, well i'm not sure why they wouldn't. Because forging dies make a blank, for example on a combo wrench...

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We are far from immune, haha

This is the type of product you can sell to a brand/company but never an end user. Like if you find it, and go to a customer brand's hand tool product manager and are like "Look! You've never had something like this, it wouldn't overlap anything. All new sales. No one else has it yet" and they'd...

Much earlier than that, like early 2000's and 90's it would be stamped JAPAN

That particular one would be from between 2007-2012 Edit: 06-07 based on the hex design

In this case we dont actually control Amazon nor do we set MAP pricing, there's usually several sellers of our tools on a page. A $5 wrench might go on Amazon for $35 until there's enough people stocking it to encourage the price to move down from competition over it. In this case it might just...

Or you could email us with your address and what you want and we'll reply with the cost The list is long of brands that sell direct, and have a retail website with holiday sales and coupon codes, and many of those don't also make power tools that each have 50-100 parts they stock, and therefore...

Every set we sell we carry individuals of and will sell them if you email or call in. They each dont have their own like retail posting on for example Summit or Amazon or elsewhere because we dont do retail or sales direct, we dont create those listings for the most part.

If we even know it's in there? Haha It doesn't have a separate part number, it's considered an assembly with the screw and o-ring that retains it and the press foot. But we certainly have some, maybe not for sale as coded in the system but you can always drop me a PM Or ask any other questions...

Yes, and they are a ground up redesign from our existing crowfeet - save for still being chromoly

Hey guys, since these just dropped this week figured I'd give you an overview of what they are. Flarenut Crowsfoot Wrenches 7108 Metric 10-19mm and 7109 SAE 3/8″ to 1″ Lifetime https://www.astrotools.com/product/10-piece-3-8-drive-metric-anti-slip-crowfoot-flare-nut-wrench-set/...

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We can probably do that

We only have the one 1/4" drive impact swivel set for now. We're open to the idea of doing more however

Using sockets with a shop press is not recommended because when you look at the specific details in the drawings of the socket and specifically the material heat treatment process and compare that to the press plates and bearing adapter sets we sell, you'll notice we'll sell a lot less of those...

Then slap a 3/8" impact in there, or a 1/2" impact with a 1/2 -> 3/8" adapter if you have the space and dont have a 3/8" impact

The strain on your drive tool will be equal to the strain on this square socket end. So unless you need to impact on something, a 3/8" drive tool like a ratchet is the correct tool

This is some Garage Journal type question if I've ever seen one

We ARE currently working on torque adapters, however even the prototypes are not finished and that's before field testing. So would be quite a ways out if they do get the green light