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InitialDave posted:Hmm, I don't recall getting a tool with the last clutch I bought, maybe it's not a common thing here? When we did the clutch on my 1989 Citroen ax my uncle turned a cheesy alignment tool out of a bit of wood. Not sure if that helps u, but I guess its an option?
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Splizwarf posted:I can confirm the HF ones are loving garbage; unfortunately Craftsman/Husky/Kobalt didn't turn out any better when I needed flare wrenches. I asked about these at my local hardware store. They had never heard of it before so I got one off Amazon it owns & gently caress local business.
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I got one of these knives and it think it's pretty cool. Really sharp too. As you can see it isn't locking. I got the plastic handle though http://www.svord.com/index.php?id_category=26&controller=category 
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My Lil Parachute posted:I see your Wilton, and raise you an Australian Dawn Offset Vice  e: probably easy enough with modern manufacturing to mass produce really nice vises, but lovely ones probably make more money
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bolind posted:Yet they still don’t have an angle impact like the rest. They do though? https://www.makitatools.com/products/details/XLT01Z 
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I recently bought a fourth drill/driver, a bosch 12V flexiclick set. I would highly recommend it, it's nice and compact and works great. I don't think my other drills / impact driver will be getting much use now. https://www.boschtools.com/us/en/boschtools-ocs/12v-max-drill-drivers-gsr12v-140fcb22-187544-p/ I actually find the bare tool the most useful, no need to fiddle around to change bits as it is just a magnet job. Comes with the locking attachment though if you need it. Only downside so far is the elastic in the bag thing is pretty chintzy. One of them is starting to unravel already. You can cram a lot of extra poo poo in there alongside the drill parts so overall I do like the bag despite its failings.
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wesleywillis posted:Double posting this here and in HCH tools thread to get more exposure to people that might only post in one forum or the other. One I got on aliexpress has been good so far, hasn't seen heavy use though. Could be worth getting some if the price is right (and they ever show up)
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PSA to get yourself a "Tack Lifter" if you don't have one. They are very cheap so you can use them like you would a rental car. Very useful as a little prybar / scraper / nail puller / strange offset chisel etc
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Sep 22, 2021 12:59
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Most countries have a switch on the receptacle too which would come in handy in this case
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Lathespin.gif posted:I've got an odd one here, and maybe one of you wrenchbenders can help? I'm looking for a 15mm x 18mm box wrench, yeah that's a weird as hell combo but that's what Bafang used for this e-bike on the front & rear axle nuts. It'd be real nice to just need one wrench in the roadside tube/tire repair kit, and there isn't really room to get an open spanner or crescent wrench on the front nuts without chewing up the fork, either. I got this crows foot one in 17-19 for my ebike from aliexpress, it is actually quite a nice wrench. I think I was confused about the nut size in the end though and I it came out to be 3 or more different sizes between front and back. Not sure if it's an issue for you but might be a cable going into the axle which is why I got crow's foot instead of a ring. Good luck finding 15-18 though, seems uncommon. You could try a set like this  for compactness
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