Tool Drool !
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• Super Hard Diamond & Sapphire Tip Coating
• Better Wear Resistance than Titanium.
• Grips screw head better than TiN or Standard Bits
• Improved screw engagement reduces camout
• Wear resistance reduces down time
• Over all Increased Productivity
• Torsion Twist Zone Reduces Bit Breakage
• Guaranteed Quality Made By Wiha
Sounds like a gimmick until you use one and it does not cam out of a Great Wall brand fastener like Snap On, and Gardner Bender tips- This is where Harbor Fright and I part ways. I do not have the patience nor the time to deal with tool steel and tolerances that are inferior to the fastener. Everyone blows snot about "Chrome Vanadium". CV is not enough. Chrome Vanadium Molybdenum is a minimum for quality tool steel
MEXICOWANDERER wrote:
The cost for these tools is appropriate. They are high voltage insulated tools specifically made for doing hot work (voltage present), usually in high voltage situations that are life threatening.MEXICOWANDERER wrote:
LOL, .. I get a catalog of specialty tools and it usually takes me a month to inspect every page. This tool set rates right up there. But yeah, in reality muti-tools will probably handle 90% of whe we need.
Awfercryingoutloud...
Like a round the world cruise with the Jeri Ryan of Star Trek, or the Barbara Eden of I Dream of Genie, it's a dream (sandwich filler?).
I started out looking for compound action crimper screw cutters but the siren song of Candyland soon lured me. The compound action screw cutters / crimper turned out to be a fantasy anyway. Shudda known...
" X2.....why have ten handles taking up space?"
A year later - one handle and two bits
Sure is fun to look stuff like this over though, thanks for sharing. :)- Awfercryingoutloud...
Like a round the world cruise with the Jeri Ryan of Star Trek, or the Barbara Eden of I Dream of Genie, it's a dream (sandwich filler?).
I started out looking for compound action crimper screw cutters but the siren song of Candyland soon lured me. The compound action screw cutters / crimper turned out to be a fantasy anyway. Shudda known...
" X2.....why have ten handles taking up space?"
A year later - one handle and two bits downtheroad wrote:
17+ screw drivers...:h...
I have this very versitle and COMPACT tool in our rig.
Also one pair of needle nose and vice grips...
Have made every repair I have ever needed while on the road.
X2.....why have ten handles taking up space??- 17+ screw drivers...:h...
I have this very versitle and COMPACT tool in our rig.
Also one pair of needle nose and vice grips...
Have made every repair I have ever needed while on the road. - WOW, .. nice set, but at that price I just lost interest. I'm a self proclaimed tool collector and know the costs, but wow!
- Watch out Snap-On! LOL
