I give those away at work...just gotta stop by at the right time to get em.![]()
I need to buy one any idea ?
I give those away at work...just gotta stop by at the right time to get em.![]()
I need to buy one any idea ?
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When the wheel nut on the car is torqued to 442 lbf/ft. you better have a 3/4 inch breaker bar along in case the local shop it gets towed to does not have one (and you cannot use an impact gun). And the breaker bar better be compact so that it can be stored in the car.
Link to this bar?
Seth
Very nice. Is that straight out of the box or did you bleach the grips? Good thing I don’t live near Denver any more. Those guys got a lot of my money at the factory store.
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Well, wrong reply. Not sure how that happened. Definitely user error. But, I was looking at your post too. Let us know how that turns out.
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That's natural G10, it's a bit translucent. Looks like glow in the dark stuff but it doesn't glow in the dark. Some knife guys call it jade green G10 or ghost G10.
Correct. It's a sprint run they did for BladeHQ. Only way to get the Paramiltary 2 in tanto in m4. And I love the contrast of black and "jade"
Nice looking, I just bought the stubby Williams ratcheting wrenches in non reversible metric.Williams stubby ratcheting wrenches. These are niceee! Dual paul and the bigger ones have 80 teeth so basically dual80 ratcheting wrenches right?
Appreciate the link. I ordered 1 from him. Will be here this coming week.
Bondhus Hexpro 'pivot torx'
made in Taiwan unfortunately but should come in handy on Euro cars

Nice..... like me...Picked up this virtually complete Cornwell MRK2 ratchet repair set:
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It includes (4) 1/4" repair kits, (4) 3/8" repair kits and (2) 1/2" repair kits for the 30-tooth ratchets (my personal fav), along with spare balls, springs, snap ring pliers and specialty ball installation tools:
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I decided to consolidate the Matco and Snap-On ball installation tools here as well:
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Best of all, it fits just perfect in the "ratchet parts" drawer: [emoji106]
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I really only wanted a couple of the 3/8" drive repair kits but sometimes you get lucky. For $150, I was certainly not going to hesitate.
I think I am set for life on Cornwell ratchet parts now. Hopefully the balls and maybe even the springs can be used for other applications, but if not, at least I have spares.![]()






Nice..... like me..
Some people use normal vise grips but if you have a strut that only leaks when its cold, nicking the hard rod can wreck the seal and completely release all the gas left in the shock. Once I got them tho I was like holy **** this little guy is that much money.Ive never heard of gas shock vise grips:
https://www.matcotools.com/catalog/product/LSLP/LIFT-STRUT-ADJUSTABLE-LOCKING-PLIERS/
Yup nice. I'm a knife guy too. Haven't been following knives much for the past couple of years so I wasn't aware of the sprint release but when I saw yours I knew it had to be a BladeHQ exclusive.


How long ago did you order that ratchet?So these are from the latest sk steals and deals, yes, I know there's a thread for that. Picked up the flex head from the last time and now these are here. Pneumatic bolt rattler, probably should have bought one a while ago. And a 3/8" LP90. It did come a little stiff, I don't mind if I'm going to put a cheater on it for that reason(some of you will get that). I soaked it overnight in transmission fluid, and it loosened up a bit.
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