Same for the front of the feeder, I guess some idiot fine tuned his settings with a ball peen hammer because the upper part of it had hammer dings all over it that I ground out. At least nothing was cracked, they must have fired him before he had the chance to crack all the aluminum covers.
These Knipex beauties were in the bottom of a bag of materials I used to make in-line Muskie spinners. I had been wondering where they got to …
Fishing lures
@MWEric is right. This is a stock photo, but they typically use very heavy gauge wire that needs a stout pair of pliers/cutters. Even with the heavy wire, a Muskie hit typically bend them in half!!
If not you can just buy a Trusty Cook or any of the other similar products with crappy handles (IMO).
Is it just me, or would that be an excellent come on/pick up line?
Or a “ that’s what she said”Is it just me, or would that be an excellent come on/pick up line?
This isn't the same Festo (Festool) power feed you restored is it? Nice job on the restoration!
Looks very organized. Question, how deep of a drawer is needed to clear the pliers rack? Thanks for sharing.Not a new tool, but a HF pliers rack to organize the top drawer on my workbench. The S-Ks are the Lowe’s version that I picked up on sale. They are MIC, but decent quality for a DIYer. The metric version is below the SAE set.
China SK, had gift cards for Amazon. Fine for work.
The US made 1/4 drive sets used to go to 15 mm. There's not a whole lot of knurling on the 6 inch extension. Like the green accents on the metric sockets. The sockets seem to have nice large size markings. How thick is the ratchet head? The carbon fiberish storage tray looks nice but, those trays eat up a lot of real estate. Please share how they workout for you. Thanks for sharingChina SK, had gift cards for Amazon. Fine for work.
I don't think SK manufactures in Taiwan.
That drawer is only about 3” deep. The wire rack is substantially lower profile than the plastic version.
Thank you for sharing, good information to have.
Probably not, but
To be accurate, I just measured and my drawer is 4” deep, but to the top of the biggest pliers is only 3” or so.
Mine arrived Friday. Not heading into work until Tue so no use yet, but they look awesome.I just got my Astro BOGO bought em on Friday at Noon from Amazon -—- Boom door bell just rang
@Astro_Pneumatic_Tools
They look cool ! Thank you, I can’t wait for the Get One….
Definitely takes up a bunch of real estate. Ratchet is nice looking but the action is stiff and it binds. Here it is compared to a regular SK round head. New ratchet is on the left in the bottom pic.The US made 1/4 drive sets used to go to 15 mm. There's not a whole lot of knurling on the 6 inch extension. Like the green accents on the metric sockets. The sockets seem to have nice large size markings. How thick is the ratchet head? The carbon fiberish storage tray looks nice but, those trays eat up a lot of real estate. Please share how they workout for you. Thanks for sharing
I can never find one to fit my hands.Lord knows I luv buying tools as much as anyone here
But this ain’t one of them
Definitely takes up a bunch of real estate. Ratchet is nice looking but the action is stiff and it binds. Here it is compared to a regular SK round head. New ratchet is on the left in the bottom pic.
