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Mauzinette said:
Made in USA General 8071 reversible ratcheting wrench. I hope it is compatible with Chapman bits.
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You are doing good, my Finn friend. But there is a whole other level to the 1/4 hex tools you must hold in your hands to behold: the gearless ratchet. I first encountered these as a lad while working on bicycles, from Snap-on. Changed my thoughts on offset drivers forever. Even the knock-offs are pretty darn good.
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My favorite tiny ratchetless ratchets:
www.jbtools.com

Titan Tools 18202 Gearless Micro Ratchet Set 2 Piece

Buy Titan Tools 18202 Gearless Micro Ratchet Set 2 Piece with an everyday low price and fast shipping! JB Tools
www.jbtools.com www.jbtools.com

Then there's this. I'll not spoil the surprise for you:
 
pontiac428 said:
You are doing good, my Finn friend. But there is a whole other level to the 1/4 hex tools you must hold in your hands to behold: the gearless ratchet. I first encountered these as a lad while working on bicycles, from Snap-on. Changed my thoughts on offset drivers forever. Even the knock-offs are pretty darn good.
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My favorite tiny ratchetless ratchets:
www.jbtools.com

Titan Tools 18202 Gearless Micro Ratchet Set 2 Piece

Buy Titan Tools 18202 Gearless Micro Ratchet Set 2 Piece with an everyday low price and fast shipping! JB Tools
www.jbtools.com www.jbtools.com

Then there's this. I'll not spoil the surprise for you:
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I really like this one... I have one in each of the toolkits for my motorcycles and I keep one in the toolbox in the garage...

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dkemppai said:
I don't remember seeing that tool from general before. I wonder how close it is to the Chapman tools driver?
https://chapmanmfg.com/products/master-kit-5575
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Other than the direction switch, I don't think there is much difference. I'm really hoping that the bits are cross-compatible.

pontiac428 said:
You are doing good, my Finn friend. But there is a whole other level to the 1/4 hex tools you must hold in your hands to behold: the gearless ratchet. I first encountered these as a lad while working on bicycles, from Snap-on. Changed my thoughts on offset drivers forever. Even the knock-offs are pretty darn good.
View attachment 463803View attachment 463804

My favorite tiny ratchetless ratchets:
www.jbtools.com

Titan Tools 18202 Gearless Micro Ratchet Set 2 Piece

Buy Titan Tools 18202 Gearless Micro Ratchet Set 2 Piece with an everyday low price and fast shipping! JB Tools
www.jbtools.com www.jbtools.com

Then there's this. I'll not spoil the surprise for you:
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Oh dear, as if my Webike wishlist wasn't already too long momoney
 
pontiac428 said:
You are doing good, my Finn friend. But there is a whole other level to the 1/4 hex tools you must hold in your hands to behold: the gearless ratchet...

My favorite tiny ratchetless ratchets:
www.jbtools.com

Titan Tools 18202 Gearless Micro Ratchet Set 2 Piece

Buy Titan Tools 18202 Gearless Micro Ratchet Set 2 Piece with an everyday low price and fast shipping! JB Tools
www.jbtools.com www.jbtools.com

Then there's this. I'll not spoil the surprise for you:
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wachuko said:
I really like this one... I have one in each of the toolkits for my motorcycles and I keep one in the toolbox in the garage...

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OK, you guys have really got to stop doing this to me. I'm trying really hard not to spend too much right now. You are NOT helping!!!
 
dkemppai said:
OK, you guys have really got to stop doing this to me. I'm trying really hard not to spend too much right now. You are NOT helping!!!
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You are not alone, that's why we've started this here support group. Talk to your sponsor about ways you can turn yourself out for toolbox cash, whether it's running beads, chasing threads, or walking the boulevard corners, there's a solution suited just for you.
 
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