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STUD GRABBER 4 PACK Review

STUD GRABBER 4 PACK
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This works much better for hanging items from a stud than the single hook grab that I have also used. I have bought many of these and highly recommend them.

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Stanley 33-425 Powerlock 25-Foot by 1-Inch Measuring Tape Review

Stanley 33-425 Powerlock 25-Foot by 1 inch Measuring Tape
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Stanley 33-425 Powerlock 25-Foot by 1-Inch Measuring Tape

Pros:

- Based on the several of these I've used frequently for over 25 years, these high quality tapes have a long life.

- Locking lever works well with little effort, and the tape doesn't slip once locked.

- Spring assisted tape return is just right - neither too fast or too slow.

- Easy to read numbers and lines (to 1/16"), with stud markers every 16".There are no metric markings.

- Belt hook slips onto my belt reliably.

- Accuracy between tapes is perfect. There are no problems in measuring something with one Stanley tape and marking the cut with a different Stanley tape.

- Most tape holsters I've seen appear to be designed to hold THIS tape measure.

- One inch wide tapes such as this Stanley are a good compromise between unsupported tape standout and tape curvature affecting an accurate reading. E.g., wider tapes like the Fat Max have longer standout, but you really need to push that tape edge down to make a reading.

- Even though a section of one of my Stanley tapes gets wet occasionally, I've never had one rust.

- At this price, it's a bargain.

Cons:

- Two improvements could be made: modify the end-of-tape hook to include a top hook, and the belt hook should "lock" onto your belt so it won't slip off so easily.

Summary:

If you need a 25' tape measure, and DON'T require the longest possible tape standout (as featured with the Fat Max style), this Stanley is a good choice.

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The Stanley Powerlock 25-Foot by 1-Inch Measuring Tape is a classic, and for good reason. Designed for professionals and weekend warriors alike, this top-notch product offers maximum usability in all types of measuring situations. Equipped with a range of useful goodies, the highly-portable tape will meet just about anyone's needs. Standard features include a lockable blade for precise measurements and minimal slippage, a belt hook for easy access, a 1-inch wide blade for easy reading, and 16-inch and 19.2-inch stud center markings. Plus, Stanley has added a heat-treated spring to increase the tape's lifespan.
Two unique features make this tape a standout. First, the blade is coated with mylar to help it stand up to abrasion associated with repeated use. Second, the patented Tru-Zero hook doubles as a pivot for drawing circles and arcs, and it automatically adjusts to handle inside or outside measurements. What this means is that the hook on the end has a small amount of play that is equivalent to the thickness of the hook blade. This is so that when you measure with the hook inside a stop (like a window jam), the front end of the hook is the zero point. When you hook it over the edge of a board, the zero point becomes the back of the hook.
Stanley does make a host of other measuring tools that may be worth checking out. At such a great price, most users can't go wrong with this one.
What's in the Box
25-foot by 1-inch measuring tape
The Stanley Story
The Stanley Works, originally a bolt and door hardware manufacturing company located in New Britain, Connecticut; was founded in 1843 by Frederick T. Stanley. A few years later, in 1857, Frederick's cousin, Henry Stanley, founded The Stanley Rule and Level Company. In 1920, The Rule and Level Company merged with The Stanley Works and would go on to become it's famous Hand Tools Division. Over the years, The Stanley Works has produced some of the most innovative and useful tools ever made. Among these tools are the Bailey Plane, the Surform shaper, the PowerLock tape rule and most recently the FatMax line of products. Today, more than ever, Stanley continues to be an industry leader in tool innovation. In 2001, Stanley introduced more than 100 new products, bringing to 400 the number of new products introduced in the past four years. As a direct result of Stanley's commitment to excellence, Stanley was awarded the Prestigious Golden Hammer Award, presented for New Product Innovation in both 2000 and 2001.

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AR15 Combo Armorer's Wrench Tool Review

AR15 Combo Armorer's Wrench Tool
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I bought this wrench to put a Magpul ASAP on my AR-15. It wouldn't budge the Castle nut and I finally had to resort to a blow torch to heat the nut up. When I finally got the wrench to torque, it snapped in two!! The cross-section of the wrench was very porous and the steel was brittle. I would not waste my time or money on this wrench. It's a very good example of buy cheap, get cheap. Get a great wrench for a little more money and keep it forever. Don't buy this one.

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NcStar AR15 COMBO WRENCH TOOL (TARW)SpecificationsFinally an Armorers Wrench with everything that you need.  This unique tool combines all of the necessary tools to eliminate the need of owning multiple wrench types.  Use it for all of your M16 or AR-15 rifles and all of their variants.  Manufacturer: NcStarModel Number: TARWSKU: NC_TARW

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MagnoGrip 310-994 Magnetic Belt Clip Review

MagnoGrip 310-994 Magnetic Belt Clip
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The magnet had no real hoilding power at all...even the socket that came with it fell off as soon as I removed it from the box. Even walking at a normal speed caused any object attached to it to simply drop off and I had to stop to retrieve it or chase it as it rolled away (stil havent found one of my own sockets yet.) Even the smalles of my end wrenches was to heavy for this item. In its defense if you sew it MIGHT hold a needle...but don't count on it.

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MagnoGrip, Magnetic Belt Clip, For Holding Nails, Screws & Small Tools, 360 Degree Rotational Clip.

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Multi Purpose Clip On Zippered Bags Review

Multi Purpose Clip On Zippered Bags
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I bought a set of these to hold all my wire connectors, wire clips and other small items when installing Satellite TV Systems.I have been using these for about 6 months now, 4 days a week and they have been holding up to the abuse of the job.The thick canvas type material is starting to fray at the corners, but are no where near failing to do their job.The plastic clips spin 360 degrees to prevent the bags from getting twisted up.Carry all those small parts with you and get the job done a little quicker.Great Bags for the Money!!

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Durable clip hangs on toolbelts, belt loops etc. Carry and organize all miscellaneous parts, tools and accessories. 3 convenient sizes: 9" x 7", 7" x 6" and 6" x 5".

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