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I believe Facom are just launching one, but it might be a while before it gets into circulation.

You can get the french one (selection Automotive) on facom.fr

Facom R.NANO? Great set, not too expensive :)

Looks like Facom have America in their sights: Also, the rest of the Catalogue has all sorts of new stuff in it (cue sealed-flex-head-pear-head-extending ratchets etc...) :bounce: http://www.facom.com/Facom/Catalogs/Facom_Selection-Automotive-2014-SANSPRIX.zip

I have one of these (labelled Draper) and I love it - it seems to be good quality.

I have a Teng Tools one that works well and has lasted - it cost me about £25!

This looks like a modern equivalent: http://www.felo.com/en/catalog/series/smrt/

How about Knipex ones? Made in Germany, solid stuff.

@Monte - What's the difference between the W8-115 and the Quick version - does having a paddle switch matter or not?

The last serious encounter I had with Torx bolts ended up with me removing Brake Discs with a sledgehammer :shocking:

Take a look at this for a friction Ratchet: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/6735955/nrg3-a-3d-printable-assembly-tool?ref=live

I've got a Teng Tools one - it's good quality (not quite snap-on). The bits are strong and it shows no signs of giving up for a long time.

I'm afraid making that would be difficult as I've lost my glass hammer (and my sky hooks are being repaired) :bounce:

5000 :/ - 15 Pages

Hi Everyone, Here in Britain, in my School at A-level age (17/18), we do a thing called an EPQ (Extended Project Qualification): we have to either produce something and do a presentation or write a 5000 (!!!) word essay. I have decided to make something, but am not sure what yet. Is there any...

Doesn't that chuck and attachment remind you of Festool? It looks like the one on their drills.

Stanley knives/blades are made in England (at least my 99E is)

Bhae, What are those Jokers like quality-wise? Do you think they would hold up to regular/workshop use?

Something similar happened to our bathroom door. We tried using a hand plane but it was easier to use an electric planer. Why not see if you can borrow one from someone? :dunno:

Working platform with ABS top Lowering mechanism with single-button operation Drawers open either side Ball bearings, with middle and end catches Drawers individually partitionable, delivery includes 6 length- and 2 crosswise dividers Load capacity per drawer 20 kg Central locking when lowered...