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Any thumbnail with some idiot making a stupid face superimposed onto anything gets an immediate "don't recommend channel" click. I ain't got time for that.

Would rock a Kincrome or similar kit if it was easier to get stateside.

For ACTUAL flags? Yea.

The Speedi-Bleed looks pretty slick, and I think I may pull the trigger on one. One minor question: Do these styles of bleeder end up overfilling the reservoir? Easy enough to hit it with a turkey-baster, but it does add a step.

My wheel bearing preload begs to differ.

Eh. If the QR was the weak point smashing on a stuck bolt, the wrong tool was used.

edit: solved!

As someone's only set? Absolutely. I kinda wish they could disconnect at the middle to act like regular length when needed. I made it the first 50 years without 'em - pretty sure I could make the next, but they are fun to have around. I recently added Icon's long pattern grippy...

No beam, or no split beam? Icon's 3/8" 20-100 ft. lb. split beam is $99.99 and there's always a coupon or sale around the corner.

This one is a bit of a banger. We have one at work (and mine in a ToolCheck) that I lean on pretty decent. States 65Nm, but if you wanna act like a YouTuber turd and treat it like a breaker bar, yea - it will get bad reviews. :LOL: I know it's kinda spendy, so if you are going this route, I'd...

You answered your own question

Thanks for the update :ROFLMAO:

"More Dollars than Sense"

Just cut, flip & re-weld the portion with the bolt.

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I don't mind spline per say, but I feel that even on clean bolts they bite in just often enough to need to deploy the reverse switch to pop the wrench loose.

Kincrome Build Wars is also a very fun series to watch https://www.youtube.com/@kincrome/videos

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The Koken is a little shorter than I'd prefer, but I find it to be a great ratchet - especially since it's one of my few Japanese tools actually acquired in Japan :giggle:

I always thought they use grease pencils?