when a cosmik binturong sells stuff: the other side of the story...

ok, now it's your turn to tell the whole World what you think of your online encounters with that ****** astral arctictis better know around here as cosmik binturong and show the lousy stuff he sent you in exchange of your hard earned €€€/$$$/£££!

only thing i ask is that Thou Shall Tell The Truth, The Whole Truth And Nothing But The Truth!
artistic licence may, of course, apply but batteries are not included.



have fun.

Although I don't have any pictures, nor am I able to take any pictures right now, of the stuff I bought from this guy, I can at least say they we're top notch. Everything came well wrapped, shipped as fast as it could, and a fair amount of nice freebies were added too.

I can recommend this guy to anyone in need of his services!

Highly recommended!

Very good communication, fast shipping and neatly packaged. Prices were competitive and the freebies are a nice bonus!

Knipex 180mm pliers wrenches with dipped handles


I guess the bonus items are different each time, but here is what I got:

KWB drill depth stops.
SAM 5mm combination wrench (Made in France)
3 Bosch reciprocating saw blades (Swiss made)
4 Whia long torx bits (2 x T25 and 2 x T30)
Duck bill pliers, Peugeot (Made in France). Restored

thnaks guys, indeed freebies differ from package to package since i try to pack up to the shipping weight limit and adapt the freebies load for each buyer. it's usually a combination of brand new/NOS stuff and a nice useful oldie. always of good quality though. no cheap **** from the cosmik binturong tool warehouses!

i'm quite happy that, as of today, everybody has been quite happy too with what was in their parcels.

i'm quite happy that, as of today, everybody has been quite happy too with what was in their parcels.






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http://www.free-braindumps.net/117-101-pdf.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISEB_(disambiguation)
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I purchased the MOB needle nose pliers, cutters, and grip pliers from @cosmik binturong. For freebees I got a small snap on wrench, some WIHA torx bits, and a couple of BOSCH jig saw blades.
Shipment was packed very well and it all arrived here in the US of A without a problem.

The adjustable jaw opening on the grip pliers is failry unique. I am not aware of any US company that makes something similar. In addition, the upper jaw has a "stud gripping" ridge which is actually quite usefull. In fact, I haven't had the opportunity to use the full opening range of the grip pliers but I did have a situation where the tool's stud gripping ability was the only tool that could do the job. The radiator support cradle for the Mazdas I have has pressed in threaded sleeves which tend to rotate in their seat if the bolts that go in them get rusted. I tried clamping the rear side of the threaded sleeve with both the Vampliers and a Knipex linemans pliers but they would slip. These MOB grip pliers were the only ones that could hold the sleeve.









The cursed sleeve



MOB grip pliers - engaged



And out with the rusty bolt