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I'm in the same boat. Over the years I've often thought of buying some MIP wrenches specifically to comapre the against the Team EDS for myself but I never do cuz I dont really need them. Id be buying them just for the sake of comapring them and then what? I'm either looking at replacing all of my...

lol, I dont think so. I think that title goes to Kev. He schooled me on tools. I just drink the Team EDS koolaid 🤣 I'm sure MIP and bondhus etc are just as good or maybe even better but I know its hard to go wrong with EDS

I use a little 4V Ryobi screwdriver with a clutch set to its lowest setting and I've still managed to screw a few holes here and there. The plastic shouldnt be that soft. At least i dont think it should be, but then again I'm not engineer either lol

Gotchya! 👍

Thanks for the link. Ill give that a read when I get some down time. So am I understanding right then that rolling it is a form of hardening? So rolled spring steel is a combination of hardening from the rolling but not making it brittle because you're using spring steel?

Thats pretty interesting. I wasn't aware of any of that. Whatever those types are made of that I was calling die cast must be some pretty low grade tool steel cuz they dont hold up very well at all. So what does rolling the spring steel do for the metal? Now I'm curious about that part of the...

This is true. I should have remembered that cuz I once messed up two tire air pressure sensors because I didnt know not to use aluminum valve caps on the valve stems. $5 set of caps cost me clsoe to $100 in sensors O__o Didnt know that, Interesting Well I'm no expert so I dont know what the...

What do you like? Rolled Spring steel with precsion ground tips. When I first got in to the hobby I went through quite a few sets of wrenches because unfortunately they were all crappy die cast wrenches. Sure some of them tried using a different material for the tip or TiNi coating etc but in...