Please post a video, i'd like to see this thing in action!
This is the tool missing from every tool kit...
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ChevyEFI
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Combine everything above with a pair of TZ2 and you may have a real birds nest!
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oldschoolcraft
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I bought four of them, all interconnected in a loop. I turned the first one, which then turned the second, which turned the third, which turned the fourth, which turned the first one again. All on its own. Perpetual motion. And I invented it. Batman better hope I never fall into a vat of acid...
billt460
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Here is a tool I took a chance on, and bought on a whim. And I'm so glad I did. Especially my wife. We use it everytime we buy something that is sealed in that RF frequency, heat sealed packaging.
Thousands of people every year end up in hospital emergency rooms, cut up from trying to open this type of sealed packaging with razor blades, box cutters, and the like. I got it from Harbor Freight, and it has a rechargeable battery.
It can be used for other tough cutting jobs as well. Mine came with an extra cutting wheel.
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Thousands of people every year end up in hospital emergency rooms, cut up from trying to open this type of sealed packaging with razor blades, box cutters, and the like. I got it from Harbor Freight, and it has a rechargeable battery.
It can be used for other tough cutting jobs as well. Mine came with an extra cutting wheel.
4V Cordless Power Cutter
Amazing deals on this 4V Cordless Power Cutter at Harbor Freight. Quality tools & low prices.
www.harborfreight.com
Here is a tool I took a chance on, and bought on a whim. And I'm so glad I did. Especially my wife. We use it everytime we buy something that is sealed in that RF frequency, heat sealed packaging.
Thousands of people every year end up in hospital emergency rooms, cut up from trying to open this type of sealed packaging with razor blades, box cutters, and the like. I got it from Harbor Freight, and it has a rechargeable battery.
It can be used for other tough cutting jobs as well. Mine came with an extra cutting wheel.
4V Cordless Power Cutter
Amazing deals on this 4V Cordless Power Cutter at Harbor Freight. Quality tools & low prices.
We use scissors. never had to go to the hospital for opening a package.
Old Man Roger
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Wouldn’t a ratchet fit anywhere that would?
Why does there have to be a problem for every answer?
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I imagine you could use a right angle drill or a cordless 1/4" electric ratchet in place of that gizmo.
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I could see that working to get up and over an obstacle. Though I'm not sure that I generally face this problem very often. Don't think it's something I'd really buy, but sometimes gadgets like these save the day when working in really tight spots in an engine bay or something.
Old Man Roger
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So a ratchet and an extension?
Old Man Roger
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Oh, I just thought of a scenario. If there isn’t enough room to move the ratchet back and forth.
Im slow, but I catch on eventually.lol
Im slow, but I catch on eventually.lol
I made a link don't make me think. My life skills begin and end with sliding my finger around a screen.
Old Man Roger
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Lol
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eduardofastertool
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i just sent them a message, thanks for your help, i really appreciate it.
Old Man Roger
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Eduardo, does the tool above do a similar job as yours?
Beerhippie
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Maybe I'll find a use for it. For now, it's a novelty tool and kinetic shop sculpture.
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eduardofastertool
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no, the tool above is a right angle tool only and i think is not very functional since you can't hold it with your hands because it will be turning all the time, my tool is smaller, work as a right angle tool too, multiply the speed while working and don't stop working when the screw gets too loose, also can be used with a ratchet wrench by connecting it between the ratchet and the socket and will change the movement of the ratchet from horizontal to vertical, i would like to be able to send pictures or videos but i can't at this moment
How about a ratchet handle that you can turn like a torque wrench that will spin the anvil? That would be pretty cool!
Pick your color. Available in Facom, Blackhawk, Stanley, and even Craftsman. I have one and it's meh. The head is huge and the backdrag is crazy. But I get it. It serves a special purpose. It would be better if there was a square drive at the end of the handle.
Old Man Roger
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Beat me to it.lol
Maybe I'm confused maybe I'm not. Does spinning the handle ratchet the anvil? Like if you don't have any arc room or you just want to quickly finish removal?
That's right. And what's more, you can twist the handle in either direction and it will always move the Anvil in the same direction based on whichever direction the reversing switch is set.
So the differential/driveshaft operated by turning the handle and the gear/pawl operated by swinging the handle are two independent mechanisms?
Or are you saying the opposite...spinning the handle either way will turn the anvil whichever way the traditional ratchet selector is set?
Don't mean to sound obtuse. I've never heard of this tool before.
Lorydr
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The mac tools version of this for tite spots. I know I want this. Low profile, and when you can't get any arc-throw from a ratchet.The mac and SnapO are impact rated.
That looks like a BlackHawk ratchet. I would use that in 1/4" !
I have the 1/4" as well.
Qualitytools
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I have a Facom and a Stanley rotator ratchet, they come in handy in tight spots.
