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I have the one with rapatator it’s in my pocket daily at work838 rar r

Nice review. Can you post a link for the all in one hex bit? Thank you.

Thanks. This helped.

Is there any play on the bit while attached to the handle?

how do you call that thing you were trying the screwdrivers on ? same couplers are used in turnstiles i would like to know the name of it

I have the 5 inch one and without this small defect, but made by Stanley. I suspect Stanley is killing the Irwin brand with such types of minor defects. The only gripe I have with this one and mine is that the adjusting screw should have been a butterfly type. Now I have to use a six inch slip joint pliers to tighten it else it scrapes my thumb.

Would have been perfect if the handle wasn't formed for a 4 year old to hold.

Thanks for sharing, useful. (On the fence for the Kompakt 60

These are absolutely the best locking pliers of this size that you can get. The "flaws" (as he calls them) are characteristics that have no affect on operation or value. I have had a pair of these (which I only got because they were in a kit of 4 vice grips) and these little tiny ones turned out to be incredibly useful. I have used the to fix things in my house, restore a 32' sailboat, and save my hands and fingers in so many ways. Of all the tools he shows in this video, on a scale of 1 to 10, I rate these at 10 and the others no better than 2. I would not have said this before I owned them, but having this amount of force on a tool this small is incredibly useful.

Beautiful book! Only $50 USD on Amazon!

Having also decided I really like the ergonomics of the 816R, I wonder if you’d be interested in the 817R. With its shaft retracted, it’s functionally identical to the 816, but being able to extend the shaft means it also works well with regular 25mm bits (very handy when I don’t have my 89mm bits to hand). So it basically gives us the best of both worlds :)

tks, that was actually quite helpful!

They need to make one that has SAE and METRiC.

Since I've started using those long power bits for electric screwdrivers, I've wanted to find a good screwdriver handle that'll let me use them by hand. This is a super helpful video for visualizing how they'll operate and feel in the hand

Hola,... muchas gracias por el video. Es de gran ayuda. Yo pensaba comprar el de 90mm pero creo que sería mejor elejir el de 119mm. De nuevo GRACIAS, un saludo

All vice grips are made like that... They aren't designed to be used like pliers....

Could you use the Hex 4mm micro driver as a micro bit holder?

Very good.

Looks like your moving jaw doesn't pop out from closed position and that's why that bar falls out of the groove. I have the same pliers and I don't have this problem. But you're right that the screw is too long, I wonder if there's any practical reason for that.

Jesus! Is this how you talk IRL?! Go practice talking to a mirror!

can you put double sided bits on the 816 R

its good that apple made an effort in the speaker quality in the mac studio but it doesnt sound very good

I’m needing a small locking pliers for a mini kit.

Is this actually a graphic novel or a novel with the occasional illustration?

As an artist I have to say this 'First Look' completely fails. This is an 'Illuminated Edition' and you spend the entire video talking about typography and the placement of page numbers. You are obviously unfamiliar with Jim Woodring and that's fine. You do acknowledge his 'decorations' but show nothing of his contributions which are the selling point of this edition. Without Woodring, there's no point in purchasing this book, and after watching your entire video I have no more familiarity with the contents than I did before. an opportunity missed.

thanks for the size comparison, helped a lot when making my purchase decision 👍

One item that should manage to fit inside the case is their t-handle (pn: 003524). It's a tiny little thing but it will work well as the 2nd tool when working with nut/bolt combos, or in a socket/screw combo where you can use the ratchet in screwdriver mode.