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The set is $25 on amazon and $30 from KCTool.com where I bought mine in addition to some small items.

I had a chance to use them on a few projects around the house this weekend and I really like them. The handles are really ergonomic and have a good weight. The tips engage very tightly and hand fatigue is minimal when turning a screw out. I will keep these my "clean" drivers and leave my...

I have a full set of Wera Phillips/slotted and a full set of Wiha torx drivers. I love them both but there is something about a wood Handel I can’t resist.

Title says it all. Just wanted to share my newest buy, Felo wooden screwdrivers. I look forward to putting them to work.

Thanks again for the input on all the good grinders everyone!

After much swaying from you guys I bought this Metabo Metabo WP9-115 Quick 8.5 Amp 10,500 rpm Angle Grinder with Non-locking Paddle Switch, 4 1/2" https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00WJOWTKE/?tag=atomicindus08-20

I seriously considered a Fein but was not sure how it stacked up against the others. I wonder if some Fein grinders are made in China and others Germany? I freaking love my Fein Multimaster and would like to put another Fein in the stable next to it. Which Metabo would you recommend for basic...

Which one do you like?

Nice thoughts on each one and alternatives. The main driving reason for considering the Milwaukee is I have M18 batteries and might use the larger battery one sometime. I only need one to sharpen mower blades and cut off the occasional piece of metal for a project. Even considering that I...

I've narrowed my choice to these two angle grinders. Looking for everyone to weigh in on what they think. 1) https://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwaukee-M18-FUEL-18-Volt-Lithium-Ion-Brushless-Cordless-4-1-2-in-5-in-Grinder-Paddle-Switch-W-1-9-0Ah-Battery-Charger-48-59-1890PG/303014218 2)...

Great suggestions by everyone. I'll start researching all the brands suggested and see what I like. Seems like I swear I'll buy a set after completing a project that would have really benefited from it and just forget about it. I'm going to be proactive this time and buy a quality set that...

Yesterday I was helping out a friend at work and had to drill out the license plate screws that were seized beyond belief despite lots of penetrating oil and an extraction set that broke inside it. We used self taping screws which worked fine but I thought this would have been better if I...

I might have to pick one up, seems really nice and doesn't break the bank

Getting ready to change some spark plugs on a BMW M62 engine. Just wondering whats everyones favorite spark plug socket brand. I just have a random assortment of SK, Craftsman and no name ones with rubber inserts. Wondering if Hazet is worth the price.

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Thanks! I may have to buy the smaller Hazet torque wrench for smaller torque applications if I enjoy this one.

Just received the Hazet torque wrench. It took a while to get it from Germany but initial thoughts are promising. It has a really nice weight to it, the adjustment for torque settings seems smooth and easy to lock/unlock. Its easy to read the torque settings, it only has Nm so I will have to...

Just received my first quality torque wrench. Its a Hazet 40-200Nm. It took a while to get it from Germany but initial thoughts are promising. It has a really nice weight to it, the adjustment for torque settings seems smooth and easy to lock. I look forward to using it this weekend.

I'm usually not a sucker for so called "limited quantity" sales but I have been in the market for a quality 1/2'' torque wrench anyway. I bought the HAZET 1/2'' torque wrench which will be my first nice torquing tool. For about $150 I feel its a good deal...