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I bought a few many years ago to try them out. 10, 12mm in 1/4sq and 14, 17mm in 3/8sq. I quickly found out I prefer to use a standard 6/12pt profile because of the extra play/rotation that comes with quickly ratcheting a fastener on/off. That said, when using it on a power tool, like an...

Adding these photos to show what can happen. Whenever this happens, I clamp the blade in a vise and tap the handle back in with a mallet. It still maintains zero play, and as far as I can tell, the blade doesn't become any more looser.

I've found the stubby Anex to be my go-to for a few years now. Got the two stubby ones 9 years ago and I've added the others in the series over time. I didn't have the need for the latest pair, but I wanted a change. The Anex ones have proven themselves time and time again. 👍🏻 On a related...

Im a bit surprised to see the plating process being shown. I think it an area that's typically not shown to media? I recently decided to complete Anex's series on their trim clip removers. I spent the whole week using them and I've made my choice .... the PB Swiss will go into retirement...

Thank you for your insight. I just attached multiple images without issue. The only difference this time is I'm using Chrome for my browser.

Perhaps its a Samsung browser issue. Reloading the page doesn't make a difference and there's never an error message either. In fact, as a test, im trying to attach a photo on this very post, but nothing happens. 🥲

I was only able to attach one photo in a post I made this morning. I tried to attach more once I was able to attach one, but clicking the image icon above or the "attach files" button below provides no response. Im using a Samsung phone and its default Samsung internet app. Any ideas?

Habero club hammer and Beta cold chisel. (Why cant I attach more than one photo 😫 using GJ on my mobile phone!?)

I feel like I've known about HJE for practically as long as I've been on GJ. Some year back, I recall their website gave us a glimpse of their multi-level store via a virtual tour, but a video like this is much welcomed! I saw them as one of the few brick and mortar stores left in the USA that...

First post in 12 months :hellobye: (a bit of a nostalgic feel, seeing that these classic GJ emoticons are still available :bounce:) Random photo showing a Ko-ken 11mm bit holder with their T60 bit. That bit has seen some good use from doing wheel bearing bolts.

It's still available as far as I can tell 179B-12H Torx and XZN bits Noticed the T45 is an odd ball 🤔

Ran into these old photos comparing height differences: T-50 comparison PB Swiss Torx key 1/4sq MAC Axis ratchet and VIM stubby bit 12mm nepros DBE with Ko-ken bit

I think I've purchased most of my Asahi tools through i-Tools via Rakuten Ichiba. It wasn't until a few years ago that Asahi added 9, 16, 18mm sizes. There still isn't a 20mm though. ;) Do you have standard impact sockets in your storage/tool box that have developed surface rust? I don't have...

Haven't seen it. My comments on these: GoJaks are great. Used a lot at my previous shop where there were over 20+ techs. It handled going over ruts and small lips on entry ramps pretty well. Must've been used for at least 5 years, without a hiccup. Current shop with just 13 techs has OTC ones...

Some of my 1/4sq ratchets Far left is a Pro-Auto/Suekage Tool

Just a plain silicone tray One regular and one Z-series? ;) There was no automatic response from KTC. The only series of communication is through DHL, as soon as tracking number is generated. TOP and Lobtex (Lobster) are both heritage companies that have been producing adjustable wrenches...

I got my gift last week! Wrench was not included 😉

I haven't used my 4711x in forever, but I did have a period of time when I used it frequently. I did do a demo video of it: I demonstrated loosening lug nuts that were (freshly) torqued to 80ftlb, with ease. video description: A unique tool from a Japanese hand tool manufacturer called...

There we go! Just when I was talking about AIGO locking pliers, you delivered! You even got another exampled of MIJ locking pliers! I didn't know Taiyo Seiko made them (assuming they did at one point). I wonder what era that one is from? Thanks for sharing.

I'm gonna guess that you father may have a pair of Truecraft branded pliers with the 3.Peaks logo on it.