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Genius tools, some pics!

orange02ss

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I just got in some Genius tools, just a wide variety of items to test out and compare. Everything looks to be good quality. I took some pics of everything for everyone to see. There are not too many good pics on the web to see them up close. Enjoy!

17mm Combo wrench
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Long flex head 1/2" ratchet and breaker bar.
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Impact extensions 1/4, 3/8, 1/2"
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Impact sockets
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Impact swivels
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1/4" Set
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The whole lot!
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And an early Christmas present from my wife, some gear wrench stubbies!
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t100

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in the 5th picture from top, is it a 0 degree Hi-Performance double box? got more pics of it(or set)?
 

devilphrog

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I have the same 3/8 impact set and 3/8 universal impact set. Haven't used them much but I also have not had any problems yet! Nice haul of tools!
 

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some? looks like the better part of an apprentice set. those look like very good quality ratchets. i have a titan compact roto head in that design. it looks like a nearly identical copy of an sk tuff1 or a facom ratchet. i also like the impact swivels. they look nice. where do you source that stuff from?
 

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Holy **** you went on a shopping spree!

I also like the hard handles....
 

chadster1

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The sockets are pretty much bulletproof. I have 26 sets of the TF332M in my route over the last 2 years and not a single warranty. 31 sets of the 1/4 drive chrome and not a single socket warranty either. The ratchets require rebuilds under hard use but at the price you are paying it is not a bad deal. If anyone needs a good torx set, the Genius BS-23441 is an awesome value as well.

Genius Tools I can sell on here. I have some of the more popular sets in stock. Send me a PM if anyone is interested.
 
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I dont know how old they are. Been around aslong as i can remember. But they have taiwan stamped into them.:shrug:

Yeah, I was thinking they've been around awhile if they still have "Taiwan" stamped on there. Personally, I think they look better without the "Taiwan" stamped on there. :D
 

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Yeah, I was thinking they've been around awhile if they still have "Taiwan" stamped on there. Personally, I think they look better without the "Taiwan" stamped on there. :D

I do too. Makes people think i have money.:lol_hitti

I'm kinda curious, Genius is made by toptul right? Well bolth toptul and that genius wrench looks like ACE hardware Pro line wrenches, the ace package said made in Taiwan. Are they made by the same people?
 

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I do too. Makes people think i have money.:lol_hitti

I'm kinda curious, Genius is made by toptul right? Well bolth toptul and that genius wrench looks like ACE hardware Pro line wrenches, the ace package said made in Taiwan. Are they made by the same people?


You mean their ratcheting wrenches?
 

Hawk321

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Genius Tools are great and I posted some pic too couple of weeks ago. All made in Taiwan from one manufactor, all made in a high quality and extreme cheaper as snap-on.

In fact, my snap-on swivel impact sockets are more worn as my genius stuff.

I decided to quit with snap-on, since they disappointed me in various ways. I also sell my most snap-on stuff and re-buy my tools from other manufactors.
 

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My brother has that 1/4 set and the only thing I do not like is the ratchet, I will buy me the 1/4 and 3/8 set here soon.
 

BWright

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I just got in some Genius tools, just a wide variety of items to test out and compare. Everything looks to be good quality. I took some pics of everything for everyone to see. There are not too many good pics on the web to see them up close. Enjoy!



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I like how the handle for the ratchet is the breaker bar. All they did was replace the breaker bar drive with a ratcheting head. That is one way to keep tooling costs down. :bounce:
 

kartracer55

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I just got in some Genius tools, just a wide variety of items to test out and compare. Everything looks to be good quality. I took some pics of everything for everyone to see. There are not too many good pics on the web to see them up close. Enjoy!



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I like how the handle for the ratchet is the breaker bar. All they did was replace the breaker bar drive with a ratcheting head. That is one way to keep tooling costs down. :bounce:

Craftsman does this too...
 

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The sockets are pretty much bulletproof. I have 26 sets of the TF332M in my route over the last 2 years and not a single warranty. 31 sets of the 1/4 drive chrome and not a single socket warranty either. The ratchets require rebuilds under hard use but at the price you are paying it is not a bad deal. If anyone needs a good torx set, the Genius BS-23441 is an awesome value as well.

Genius Tools I can sell on here. I have some of the more popular sets in stock. Send me a PM if anyone is interested.

So are these geniuses rebranded as Snap-on ?
 
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