That 10mm will disappear by the next time you open that box . . .

Is there a way to pop the lid off and just put the tray into a toolbox drawer as an organizer tray?

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Oversize tools are always attractive whether you have a use for them or not. Something almost primal about holding and huge ass socket, breaker bar or spanner (wrench). My 1” socket set should last a lifetime. (I’ve never used a single piece 😂)

I’m a slot technician at a casino and I wear this on my belt everyday and it’s perfect. Holds my leatherman and my other tools nicely.

Great looking toolset!

I looked at the Vevor website a couple of weeks ago, so this review is right on time. I haven't bought anything from them so I'm interested to see your review and maybe a long term review after you've had them a while and used them. Looks like it's made from the finest Chineseium, now the real test will come I have no doubt.

Good lighting BTW, what do you use? My lighting sucks.😂

No skips is nice. I've been picking up Pittsburgh Pro from HF and they have skips which is annoying sometimes.

How loud is it

Interesting video...I have a similar set up, although I have fewer wrenches as I am trying to keep weight and bulk to the minimum. Added to that, if the truth be told, on modern cars, I am not going to be doing a huge amount on the side of the road... So what would I add to that kit? A set of needle nose vice grips are good for clamping break hoses in an emergency...an LED head torch and work light, a bit of plastic tarp to kneel or lie on...a compact multimeter is not essential but can come in handy..A compressor and li-ion jumper starter have already been mentioned in the comments. A couple of boards (say 1 1/2" x 10" x 15") to put under the jack on soft ground... Safety gear...I have a folding warning triangle, a pop up traffic cone, and 4 flashing warning lights so I can set up a safe (ish) zone around the vehicle.. Finally, i have some consumables: a few cable ties, including some stainless steel versions, a 3' length of fencing wire to tie up a broken exhaust, exhaust goo and bandage to try to do a temporary repair, tape self amalg and Rad Weld for the cooling system, assorted fuses, a few crimps, insulation tape and a hank of electrical wire, plus at least one headlight bulb...Finally a couple of tubes of super glue, plus some two part 5 minute epoxy.. A final thought...if your love ones drive a vehicle with locking wheel nuts, have a think what you are going to do if they have a flat, but have misplaced the "adapter" to remove the locking nuts. I now zip tie the adapter to the spare wheel so it can't go walk about...

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Will Gorilla Glue work instead of rubber cement? I have a patch kit too.

Thanks very helpful,solved my problem

Hell yes man, everyone else was saying you need to take the door panel off and you made it super fast

I replaced mine because it seemed like this was what it needed but it didn't fix it just burnt a soft on the back of all of my solenoids

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I appreciate the video but that does not prove that the relay is the issue. All you did was bypass it, taking it out of the equation completely. There are safety circuits that control whether or not this relay closes.

Red and blue strobes? Is that legal?

Thank you for posting this video... This helped me save $100.

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I think the lowest setting is for on, off is all in. 😊

For safety screws that are meant to not be removed .

I would personally use it to hold stuff in place while assembling something with a lot of parts like one of my butterfly knives, which has 2 washers and a bushing for each pivot. it's a pain to put the handles and blade together and fit the pivot after a maintenance

It is a slotted screw driver with a wedge style grip for the head of the screw. This is typically more helpful when dealing with non magnetic hardware items stainless steel, brass, aluminum, or any other Non-ferrous metal. Also more helpful when it is hard to reach by hand. Most people probably haven't seen it because it is a specialized tool, that is only needed for niche applications (also having used one before I can personally say they suck in my opinion)

I CANT STAND flashlights that make me cycle through different brightness settings and then strobe. Almost every flashlight I see has these "features". I'm with you. Give me On/Off and I'm good.

Take starter out, wedge the flywheel teeth with screw driver, then take the bolt out

Yep these guys are right. Hold three different sizes of slotted screws. They are the only tool that will work when you need ‘em. Still widely available but have the same set from my grandfather. For me, they have come in handy for older mechanicals both automotive and electrics

SK no longer meets your requirements. But i do like the thin buckles on those SK's you have there. To bad if u have to warranty any of them it will come from China. I trust Taiwan as much as USA especially now that American workers no longer have pride in their jobs

I have the Ambulo and the Hunter … perfect 🔥🔥🔥✌️😜✌️🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀

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Screw holding screwdriver. Old school stuff. Used to get a screw in or out of a recess. Common before the advent of the battery powered tools. Phillips headed screws were considered somewhat of a nuisance. Back when made in Japan was considered cheap.

Thank you

Holding screwdriver for strait slot screws.

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Electrical.. holds the screw in place on the tipof the screwdriver

First, I've never seen one of those either. I don't know what they are for. Surely a specialized application.

Can you convert a long barrel maverick to a short barrel?

Just move it with a wheel barrow or a hand truck.

I cannot get a good grip on my Toyota filter; it is in a difficult to reach position so I have to use the Toyota sst to remove and replace (with a torque wrench). 20Nm.

As some already mentioned, they apply pressure/friction on the screw so it doesn't fall out and drop in an area that would be hard to reach. They even work on Phillips screws. Great for things like electrical panels. Snap On even makes those.

Sucks that Ridgid discontinued the crate. Was the most useful of all the boxes.

My father gave me one of those screw holding screwdrivers when I became an electrician. They come in handy sometimes.

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Quick-Wedge Screw-Holding Screwdrivers are ideal for hard to reach places where you don't want to drop that screw.