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Picked these two sets up off Facebook marketplace. The chrome 1/4 set was 375 Canadian (260usd) and the 3/8 impact set was 350 Canadian (245usd)

aww you shouldn't have!

this! love my TONE tools, even if they aren't japanese made the quality has been great

ill have to check my nepros when i get home to see if they are the same!

bath towels?! no thank you!

known to the state of cancer to cause California

its a great tool i love mine!

i need that for work, going to order it today did you get it from amazon japan or somewhere state side?

About to order, twill weave is the "normal" carbon fiber pattern right? what you would see on car hoods and whatnot?

Are your ratchets or breaker bar available to buy any time soon?

are those 2 feet long or are those really small floor tiles? haha

I have a couple of the 1/4 and 3/8 ones and they are great I have never broke one. they are the same as the Tone ratchets and I actually used the Tone 3/8 compact rebuild kit in the princess auto 1/4 ratchet to make a long, locking flex head 1/4 body 3/8 drive ratchet. check my post history for...

Yeah Tone is sneaky like that, everything is stamped Japan but never made in Japan. Like you said it doesn't matter because they are still coming out with an excellent quality product!

M12x1.75 GMC 2500 rear bumper bolt that rusted into the frame and snapped. Drilled though with a smaller bit no issue at all and then the larger bit got about 3/4 of the way though and bit into the bolt once most of the threads were cut out and pushed the rest out the back of the nut. Amazing...

I love all the Tone ratchets, I have quite a few of them, would be nice if they were made in japan but still the quality is excellent and I use them daily!

i bought this one from amazon https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B09DC4HZ9V/?tag=atomicindus04-20 and absolutely love it, makes such a crappy job so easy

having the offset sides not facing the same way would drive me crazy! haha

wait, 200$ for a carbon and Ti breaker bar? i will take one!

Drop? You mean throw at the ground as hard as you can and hope the socket and nut don't go flying across the room and take out a window on a car or something right?

bump!