They have a new logo. Nice set. I used the heck out of mine and probably abused a few they hold up well. And seem to cut clean. In have hss and a few cobalt bits.Drill Hog USA left hand set
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Faster is an understatement....these things just fly through metal. They also don't need the metal to be as secured; a sawzall unless you're clamped in a vise and a couple inches from the jaws will shake the work piece and you lose all the energy, whereas a portaband only moves one direction and so will work even if you're cutting the end of something a couple feet from the end.
Some factory VW tools for a timing belt job.
What kind of clips or stands are those? Look to be 3d printed.
I think they are. I can tell by the sharp corners where your hand grabs it. Genius don't cut no corners.
Thank you both for pointing me in that direction.
A couple small items new for me today:
Drill Hog USA 13 left-hand drill bit screw extractor set & a magnetic wristband.
Had my own tech2 and mdi for years. But I've been putting off getting an all-encompassing scan tool for far too long. One of these is on my radar for the near future.Present to myself, with some help from the family, for my 70th birthday. It sure helps with fixing up the 2004 Yukon XL Denali my daughter recently picked up.
Autel MS908
I am intimately familiar with all of GM's scan tools: TECH I, II, TECH2WIN, and GDS2.
The Autel has all the features of the GM factory tools, with the possible exception of the pre-1996 (OBD I) and pass-through programming.
It does what I want/need for all the vehicles we own, plus it covers many global and domestic brands.
