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Their blog has been active again recently. Hopefully they will announce any new custom colors on it. https://neprostools.com/blogs/latest-news

These were also my first Tsunoda purchase, and I was surprised and impressed by the quality. Tsunoda probably provides the biggest bang for your buck these days. I've found Engineer products to be of varying quality. Perhaps they target the consumer "home center" market more than other...

I've tried a number of different small Japanese screwdrivers over the years, but the ones I use the most are still mainly European. Maybe there are some exceptional ones out there that I don't know about.

I'm really impressed by the quality of Vessel bits. I've been hammering away at the same set with my Makita pen impact for years and they still work great.

I don't think they make anything designed for cardboard, but they do have models with serrated blades that professionals like. "With its serrated blade and high carbon, hardened stainless steel blades, aramid fabrics like Kevlar®, Nomex®, Carbon-Fiber, Dyneema®, Spectra®, Carbon Fiber...

Kai scissors are favored by people who work with heavy fabrics.

I've bought many Japanese scissors over the years and the ones that have ended up staying on my bench are 170mm Kais. I've found Inexpensive SK-11s to be great for heavy duty tasks, and for comfort and precision nothing else I've found equal the Kai 7000 series.

Unusual clé à pipe application. :D https://www.facebook.com/reel/2068703293641873

I have something that might work. TMWS-1668.

Amazon table came with no pilot holes and 16 screws, but they did include a free tool. I used my own. :) Makita TD022D and Anex ADM-2250.

The torque screwdriver goes down to 2.66 ft/lbs, It's nothing special; I don't use this tool enough to own a good one (yet?).

Didn't really need to finish things with this, but it was handy, so why not? :p

Just learned today that Toribe makes a "Nepros version" of their excellent kitchen shears, which I've enjoyed for years.

That one is already on the way. Kyocera is known for their advanced ceramics, and the mill I bought from them was supposed to be a high end one.

A few years ago I bought a Kyocera ceramic kitchen knife, and it is one of my favorite kitchen tools. It has a different blade angle than steel knives, so I bought the home sharpener. The AA alkaline batteries the unit was designed for couldn't provide enough current to keep the wheel from...

I don't have both, only the Vectors, but they look nearly identical except for the handles. Your's is the nicer set.

They remind me of Vessel Vector handles.

A few years ago, after buying and really liking a TOP adjustable wrench, I purchased a set of ratcheting ones from Amazon Japan. They're nice, but almost certainly Taiwanese and nothing special.

There was a thread a couple of years ago about the new Factory Gear Tokyo store. https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/threads/new-factory-gear-tokyo-store-seafort-square-mall-tennoz-isle.482723/