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1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Discussion in '1st Gen. Tacomas (1995-2004)' started by Speedytech7, May 31, 2018.

  1. Jun 15, 2019 at 9:03 PM
    JKO1998

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    You’ve already got the file

    “The pig roaster”
     
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    Worth it. I like the proto i have now. Might as well get another one
     
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    I should say ill let you have creative control, but ill be afraid of what you will make
     
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    I do like how yours clicks. I bought a better torque wrench made by Tekton and it doesn’t click.
     
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    What does it do then? Or is it digital (I'm assuming it's not a beam type)?
     
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    Even my craftmen clicks lol
     
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    It just spins lmao. It feels so cheap
     
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    What you like more? Proto or SK. I have tools from both and like em. But idk whats better
     
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    There's a reason why they call. Them clicker type. Even the HF ones click. Or is his not a click type?
     
  10. Jun 15, 2019 at 9:17 PM
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    It’s a normal torque wrench, it’s just it doesn’t click when you turn the sleeve. That was a source of confusion I totally forgot about, it clicks when it reaches the correct torque. I just like how the Proto torque wrench clicks when you adjust the sleeves.
     
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    It looks and functions like a click type, but doesn’t click. So idk
     
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    alot still need done
    All but 1 technically 2 but one was a wisdom tooth.
     
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    Depends on the tool but really not much preference over the other. I like both companies. SK makes good tools but they always looked so boring & generic to me so I never purchased any. Proto was good back in the day, well they still are but they are owned by Stanley Black & Decker now. Although I have nothing against SB&D I always think of their lines such as Dewalt, Proto, Mac, New Craftsman just over priced Black & Decker. Of course not true, I just think that for some reason. Lol
     
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    God damnit cougar lover lol
     
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    You can buy alcohol here on Sundays.
     
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    Wrong state
     
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    Lol, that's weird. Maybe it's defective? Generally Tekton tools are not bad. I mean they're not high quality tools but they are decent & great bang for the buck, made in Taiwan. The ratchet set I keep in my truck is Tekton.
     
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    Same here the law got revoked
     
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    So when it hits the torque setting it just gives way, like slips?
     

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