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YesIHaveAHammer

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Klein LAN Scout® Jr. 2 ethernet cable tester VDV526-200
On its own, it verifies the cable and displays the detail of any fault/mistake. It can also generate tones for tracing cables with a separately available probe. The short patch cables were separate, essential for testing installed sockets end to end. The range includes one more basic and two more advanced ones.
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Facom 441 XL OGV Grip wrenches 11, 12mm
Filling out more of that partial set I got cheap.
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Facom 41 Offset Combination Wrench 13mm
Just trying something a little different.
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Saltus 3=1 swivel socket combination wrench 15mm
Filling a gap in my set. They're rarely available now so I figured it's my only chance.
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ETJ

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Used Snap-on EEPV508 transmission and engine pressure set
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Unused 2nd hand Blue-point (RIDGID) E1025 extractor set. Only paid 55 euros compared to the silly list price of $1220.IMG_1485.jpg


Used Snapon sockets:
- 208EFAY SAE standard hex bit socket set
- 206EFABL SAE long ball hex bit socket set
-206EFAL SAE long hex bit socket set
-206EFAML Metric long hex bit socket set
-Older 9-piece BEXD deep extractor socket set
-Two low profile spark plug sockets
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Snap-on SAE line wrench set RXFS605B.
Lisle small hose clamp vise and filter wrench.
Bahco filter wrench.
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Snap-on REX25C Multispline screw extractor set and EXD10 screw extractor and drill bit set.
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Bahco brake line tools
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and couple deburring tools

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mikeinri

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Some seriously valuable wisdom here...

It can be best for DIY use to have a USA Vermont American quality level set covering most occasional needs and eventualities and replace specific sizes in that set that you use a lot with higher quality ones. Then you do not break the bank to cover stuff you only use a little, have good coverage for what might come up from time to time, and also have good ones for the sizes that you use a lot.

By the way, some of the people showing tap and die pics should oil + clean them more before storage. When they rust, it degrades the cutting edges. I try to wipe mine down with something like WD-40 after use and then store them somewhere dry. Surface rust will mess up a good quality top or die and it is much easier to prevent than to try and address it or resharpen after it starts rusting. It is also not a good idea to let cutting oil and grime harden into a sludge on them. They usually clean up pretty easily if done right after use.

Mike
 
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gilbo

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I just got my USA made Irwin tap & die set from Menards.


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I also got this set of press and pull sleeve. Made pressing in bushings a breeze for my suburban

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I also got a couple fluid extractors. The Four Uncles pneumatic/manual makes changing ATF a lot less messy. I just used this week to drop the pan on my OBS C1500, so much quicker and easier, but mainly no mess. If you don't have one get one.

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The OMT fluid extractor will be great when changing brake and P/S fluid.

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KnurledNut

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For anyone considering those Irwin sets, the taps and dies are made in USA with global materials and drive tools are made in China.
 
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