Reviews & Features

Noco Genius 10

I tend to drive my cars every chance I get, so the alternator/generator has always sort of been my defacto battery tender. A few years back, however, I started spending quite a bit of time away from home and as a result, my cars sat for longer periods of time. Initially, I used a Deltran Battery Tender and had nothing but issues. Of the three I bought four years ago, two no longer work at all and I simply don’t trust the other. So, what’s next? Around the same time my first tender gave up the ghost, I was helping …
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Wera Tool-Check Plus

Between the Snap-On “hand-me-downs” my dad left me when he passed and my own Allen brand tools he bought me as a teen, I have a pretty complete collection of hand tools. So much so, that it has been many years since I’ve really had to buy any at all. Given this limited experience in the modern market, I wouldn’t be surprised at all if this review is old news to most of you… But, a year or so ago I bought a Wera Tool-Check Plus to serve in a road-side tool kit for an old Porsche. Fortunately, the German …
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Atlas 46 In Leather

I’ve long been a user of Atlas 46 tool rolls. The guys that make this stuff, use the stuff – that much is obvious because their products are designed in such a usable way featuring craftsmanship typically reserved only for bespoke bags. In fact, I will say the Yorktown Roll is the best tool roll I’ve ever used. I do have one issue… Cordura often looks out of place in the trunks of my old cars. I know, I know… I’m often over critical of these details, but the fact of the matter is that nylon doesn’t belong near mohair. …
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Cyber Week Deals!

I’ve been too distracted to shop for Cyber Week deals this year. All of my stupid projects in the shop aren’t going to finish themselves – am I right? In any case, post the best Cyber Week deals you find here… I, for one, would be very appreciative!