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  6. Air hose fittings

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    What do you think of them Mondo?

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    I like it so far. I recently switched to euro fitting but also still use the automotive so I can still use them both with out changing all of my current fittings. Plus having the pressure release feature make it a lot easier switching tools. I've only had it few weeks so we'll see how it holds up. Definitely want a flexzilla hose next.

  16. Diagonal cutters

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    The head of the knipex has an angle that helps and skinnier head and cutting walls. This help when in tight spaces and have thick material, seems the snap on set always needed extra effort to get the job done.

    I would love to try the Klein set, herd nothing but great things, and they are made in the US. That's a bonus, ill just have to buy some and see how they compare. Im ok buying múltiple sets of the same tool;one for work, one for tool bag, one for tool box, and one set for home(usually the cheaper one cuz the house tends to eat my stuff).

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    Thanks for the pictures and information. I'm in between the knipex and Klein. My end up getting both.

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  17. Wera vs Klein

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    Looking to expand my garage tools been looking for new set of screwdrivers. I have a set of snap on at work but not wanting to spend $175 on another set and tired of bring them back and forth to work. I like the Weras unique handles and Phillips head design. Also like the familiarity of the Klein. Any other recommendations from the crew would be appreciated.

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  18. Diagonal cutters

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    I have the Knipex and the Snap On, and always tend to go for my Knipex set. I've used them side by side and Knipex feels like they are already broken in, really smooth, don't have to fight with the handle, cut better, over all feel better too. I have the small ones and the long leverage. They aren't excessively expensive at Sears, usually on sale for 30 bucks or so.2ef5051d40cfbe90bdbcfc15ab660a93.jpg

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    Better than snap on ones?? Are the knipex the high leverage version?

  21. Mobile phone tools

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    I haven't heard the best things about the Ryobi Phone works stuff. It's slow and a real pain in the ass to register. Ryobi made the process way more complicated than it needed to be. I really wanted it to work but it doesn't People are pretty happy with the FLIR One Stuff though.

    Can you post some screen shots of the Flir one?? Thanks!!!

  23. Loving the Periscope guys!

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    How awesome is Periscope, I'm addicted at the moment just like Dan. Had a crack at a broadcast today but my connection was a bit shitty.

    Thanks for checking it out guys, saw a few of you regular guys in there saying Gday, so cheers!

    Will try for a few more sessions on the tools in the coming weeks hopefully with a better connection. Actually I might be putting up some wall art at the FaceBook offices here in OZ shortly, wonder if they will let me Periscope in there... Haha

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    Enjoyed your repair on the French doors. I will watch out for your next periscope.

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