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Thanks for the updated video!

Edit: ^^ You beat me to it by a minute. Lol. BZEUG got his hands on one and it's made in Taiwan.

Klein is coming out with a Ratcheting Fastbit Tru-Grip Ball Screwdriver, Part #: 32960ARCHT https://www.kleintools.com/catalog/multi-bit-screwdrivers/ratcheting-fastbit-tru-grip-screwdriver-phillips-slotted-bits

I remember that little driver. Back then I had the Dremel 1120 Driver 7.2v, and that little thing had tremendous power for such a tiny driver. Considerably smaller than the Bosch 12v screwdriver. A shame they discontinued it too. Goes for several hundred now if you can find them on eBay. They...

He ranks them in the following order: Wera Bondhus PB Swiss Amazon Basics/Toolant Husky Tekton Elead Eklind Would have liked to see included in the test: Wiha Facom Eight Tools Wise Asahi Tsunoda Icon Pittsburgh Would have also liked to see testing on some of the smaller hex keys.

When you say variable size chucks, are you talking about the 4486 keyless chuck, or the individual collets you swap out using the standard collet nut included with the Dremel? I don't have the Milwaukee 2525-20 rotary tool, but Google says the Dremel 4486 Keyless chuck will work with it, as well...

@Steel_Rain That's great news! Thanks for the update.

Yeah they're great. I got mine on Amazon. I think I read on here that the Williams double dipped are actually rebranded Pro America pliers.

I have a pair of Williams double-dipped. I have these bent needle nose. Really nice and made in USA too. Only pair of Williams pliers that I have though. The only reason I got the Williams was because I bought these Channellock bent needle nose and didn't really like them because they are...

Thanks Andy! I have plenty of those little magnetic bit holders, so no worries. Thanks for all the info!

Yeah it was from like 10-15 years ago. Not sure if they still make them. So I was looking at the Wera stubby ratcheting you posted, and I can't find one that you said comes with the extension. How is the new updated ratcheting mechanisms that come in green plastic now? Are they smooth? I see...

Thanks, Andy. Yeah I just never ended up using the Williams, although I really like the T-handle design. I'll check out that Wera stubby, thanks. I thought I was never going to buy another ratcheting screwdriver again, because I have 30+ of them, and I usually end up using one of my electric...

That thing is the worst. I believe it's made in Germany, but it's super low tooth count with a lot of back drag. Also my fingers get pinched sometimes when using it in T-handle. Not worth it, even though you can get it super cheap still.

My Snap-on ratcheting screwdriver hard handle is very smooth with low back drag. However, my Williams ratcheting T-handle is very stiff, a lot of back drag. I tried everything to break it in, and even chucked it in a drill with a 1/4" hex bit, but it's still super stiff. I also like the Mac...

Proto 222G Grainger has them

These Swanstrom and Fujiya are basically tweezer nose pliers, but they don't have serrated blades like your Matco. https://www.amazon.com/Swanstrom-S330E-Needle-Handle-Smooth/dp/B00JPOTLLG/?tag=atomicindus08-20 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0192GD37Y/?tag=atomicindus08-20

Those look nice, are those all one-piece bits? I have tons of hex shank bits, with my nicest set being Norseman QR-16 - 16PC Hex Shank Set. The bigger sizes are one piece, and the smaller sizes are 2 piece, but the quality of the fitment between the bit and hex shank is way better than what...

I didn't watch the full video, I just posted to show the difference in plastic molding between the 2 batteries. If Catus Maximus was able to do a mod, I'd assume it should work. I never tried to mod any of my batteries, though.

Unless they changed in recent years, the Bosch 12v batteries are not interchangeable with Dremel 12v batteries. I got most of my Bosch 12v tools 10-15 years ago and they did not work with the 12v batteries for my Dremel 8200 rotary tool. They are the same type of battery, but the plastic...

Lone Star Mopars did a review of the Mac Tools C.S.T pliers and they say made in France on the bag they come in, but it didn't look like it said so on the actual pliers.