If you like the more traditional shaped handles but want better performing drivers, I wound up liking Swisstool. The tips of their flat head drivers especially are a life saver working on old guns and pinball machines with crappy but hard to replace screws.
Other honorable mention is Vessel ball handle drivers, they're really comfy if you've got painful hands.
Ahh thanks, that was driving me mad opening links and somehow defaulting to the unremovable app instead of FF.
Comeback nothing, I stacked everything with DDR4 when 5 stated getting popular because it was so crazy cheap.
Joe got his bar code tattoo accidentally scanned by a camera on the road when he was in Frito's car. Seconds later that car shut down and was lit up by cops with machine guns.
If you want to see the real chart... (For the US at least)
International airspace isn't out of bounds when there's an active conflict going on.
I got the chance to use one of those hammers on a knock off hub before, it weighs like 6-7 lbs and you've gotta swing it pretty hard because it needs 5x more torque on it than a normal lug nut to stay put. Rubber can't quite cut it.
The modern upgrade is just use an actual nut and a comically long wrench if you don't have a pit crew.
I test to see how much it'll let me get wrong just in case it's training an Ai. Makes me so happy when I'm wildly wrong and it let's me in anyway.
Or don't, I'm enjoying the much more pleasant experience at my local lumber yard now that the downsides of big box stores have so far exceeded the cost difference.
Not surprising at all, one conglomerate owns pretty much every single one of them, and it they're successful you don't need them anymore.
Worth a shot for free! Thanks for the heads up.
I loved it, but yeah it's throwing major Dominion Tank Police vibes a lot harder than it is Ghost in the Shell.
Also -1 for no Fuchikomatic Days after the credits.
