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Thank you. Saved me from buying it. Yes, they should not have glossed over their video and left the crucial part out.

That last specialty socket appears to be a spanner socket. I see spanner nuts from time to time on aircraft in certain Boeing center pedestals and huge ones on widebody airbus flap actuators. If you didnt have the right socket it was hammer and chisel for you. Love these vids!

GR8T video.. thank you. I tried to communicate this info to a friend but he just brushed me off. I guess I just drilled it into him to much about your channel... Cheers from So.Ca.USA 3rd House On the Left.

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I have a tool similar to your "mystery chuck". Mine has a hex on the back of the body and on the drive adapter section. It is for removing stripped and snapped bolts and studs. Maybe yours is for working studs, for instance on exhaust manifolds?

Yes I like old tools more simple in design sometimes more useful than new tools of today

You started my 1” drive socket collection! Thanks man

Yes I have some of these tools 🔧 they are my knock around tools use for jobs I need 😊😊😊

Home Depot destroyed the Husky name.

You need a bigger tool 🔧 box 😊😊😊

they strip on the cawl first. i took mine apart and if they dont engage 100% they start to slip

You are truly the king of tools. I didn't know they made 12 point impact sockets. I haven't seen a 12 point bolt in years. I really like the tool box tours. Thanks Catus 😊

Great review!!!! Thanks.

Im so glad you made this Video.. 👍👍 (from🇦🇺) My 89series failed after a year and Stanley do not sell spare parts. Stanley want you to bury their rubbish along with your garbage after they have robbed you. I 100% agree "this is Consumer Fraud" and Not good for our Planet .. Stanely are Corporate crooks... IMO Mine still looks like new and is a shame to throw it out... People should NOT buy Stanely Ratchets. It should be illegal for retailers to sell them ...

I have a 1/4" female x 1/2" adapter for using 1/2 sockets on a 1/4 rachet, its actually really useful on certain sockets.

@ 2:00 that big socket is for torquing fasteners in a awkward position you can't get to, they're called dog bone sockets or torque adapters.

Always enjoy your videos

The Makita 3/4 in hammer drill twisted my hand if i didnt hold on to it tightly. 🤣😂✌️

Have you seen how gearwrench 12pt wrenches perform on torque test channel? They’re trash. $130 is over priced for Pittsburg performance.

Where do you find/buy all of your random tools?

Can the roto handle a lot of torque?

Thank you for posting this catus

Those 6 pieces sets have More Flat Screwdrivers than Phillips ones😊

Used it twice & the bit is still stuck in the tool. How to get that out???

Thanks for the information on this one

Mr Maximus, You showed a lot of editorial restraint. You might have titled this video The Whole Hole Hawg Story! 😁

I just bought a battery operated hole hawg, and i love it as an electrician. Very convenient for auger bits and large hole saws

That thing is beefy just looking at it tells you that you better have a tight grip on it. Great video thanks Catus 😊

So where do you get high quality rivets? Did I miss the recommendation?

Makita RULES

ICON stuff is just like women...There's a lot of good looking junk out there.

Quinn is garbage. Capri is trash So is olsa . rather have husky or craftsman usa

The video I watched before this was about a Korean feller who actually crucified himself. Interesting and very disturbing. Shrouded Hand

We have both and of the two, I like the Makita a bit more only because the gear change is easier and it's a hair lighter. One thing the Makita also has is a built in clutch I believe. I was using mine a while back and the bit was binding up fever so often. The drill motor would keep turning, but the bit stopped. I was worried at first, but kept on and finished up. Looking it up on the Internet Archive, an old catalog from 1985 mentioned an internal torque limiter. Makita's newest iteration of the drill actually advertises a clutch. So, I guess that's a third reason to like it over the Milwaukee?

There's reasons why their flashlights arent super bright. Concidering how many times you chose the words annoying and issue (used incorrectly), you havent used flashlights in the real-world for very long.

this video has been very informative and supportive, have a large lid for a cooking vessel to straighten around the seating area, it's 316l SS,other methods haven't offered much results but the indicator would make a significant difference. Thank you Sir.

I'd disagree. I've had my Andanda boots for over a year, and my only issue with them is Amazon discontinued them, so I can't order another pair when they inevitably wear out.

Great review, thanks. I have a few Great neck tools, manly from Auto Zone; use them as lenders (not worried if they don't come back). Yes, I don't lend my Craftmans or PROTOS.

Great for a Percolator and a pressure cooker pot. I also use it to cook vegetables when I'm grilling on the BBQ.

I almost bought one of these, but the switch seemed a little dangerous.

You need to see your boss kitty 😺

Old HD B&D motor windings were usually wrapped with jute and epoxy-coated.

Very heavy duty. This was the precursor to their "WildCat" grinders. This model was made in the late 1960's or early 1970's. By the mid 1970's, these had plastic handles and were referred to as WildCats.

Great video!

For mobile technicians these multifunction tools from Vaco and Xcelite were the go-to tools, but I never thought they were high quality, just kind of pricey specialty tools. A trip to Sears and a hardware store for a look to see if there was something else better before buying. What happened to Diamond?

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Great instructional video and back in the early days B&D made some great tools Thanks Catus 😊

Mr Maximus, Gosh, those folks in Towson, Maryland, USA could really build a fine sander. This video shines an educational spotlight on the glory days of Black & Decker. 🤩

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Great neck is made on long Island....well some of it is...i have some old great neck tools...no issues