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Please, show your hard handle bit drivers. So far, I have these 3. The Malco connext1, and connext2 require powerbits, or you will be cursing, while trying to pull a 1 inch bit from them. They hold the bit firmly, with almost no play. Feels similar to using a fixed blade screwdriver. The...

I saw this beauty being sold in Amazon for $30.99 They are made by Efficiency Manufacturing in Milwaukee Wisconsin. Usually the bit organizers I find are made of plastic, urethane, foam, or rubber. And go from 6 to 32 bits. These fit 60 bits, and are made of aluminum, so definitely more...

Careful, don't fall for the Fake NWS pliers. These are SMU pliers found on Aliexpress https://m.aliexpress.com/item/1005002668033811.html They even say Quality Germany on them, but also "Piano power" and "Suzhou" instead of Solingen :lol: If it was black friday, and I found these on Amazon...

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Today I got a snap on video in my feed. They now have some 4 1/2" deep 1/4 drive sockets, but only on metric. May be good for ductwork, unistrut, or shock absorbers. No SAE sizes, sadly. Edit...

I have a bunch of 1/4" drv regular extensions, if I connect two or more there is considerable wobble. Is there a way to reduce or eliminate such wobble? I think, maybe using o rings on each joint, to reduce the play, but I doubt it will work.

Today I was having a hard time opening a dill pickle jar. I tried all the usual tricks, like hitting the side of the lid against the counter top, hitting the bottom of the jar while holding it upside down, and using a rag, nothing worked. My siter gave me a channellock 209 for Christmas. I...

I got a Duralast mechanics tool set and the sockets look the same as the Sata T09511U, Same details like knurled Metrics, smooth SAE etc. The new screwdrivers also have a really nice handle, that has a square to oval shift similar to the crescent and Sata screwdrivers. Are they being made by...

The only one I know of so far is the RR40S-BH1/4 from omegatec. It looks a bit bulky, but I have no experience with it. If anyone here has some experience with it, could you describe it's advantages and disadvantages? Are there any other gearless bit ratchets out there?