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07-09-2014, 10:08
Jer

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Originally Posted by newracer

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/81kt%2BkN9DeL.jpg

I just bought a bag of the Black Pepper ones last night. Great minds?
07-09-2014, 10:09
SouthPaw

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Originally Posted by newracer

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/81kt%2BkN9DeL.jpg

Haven't had those but the dill ones are like crack.
07-09-2014, 10:10
Jer

Quote:

Originally Posted by Graves

http://www.expeditionexchange.com/snap-on/DSC00703.jpg

That's purdy but I'm always skeptical about the electronically adjustable ones. I've got some old school Craftsman ones when they still built a decent product and they work great. Maybe I'm showing my age but some things I still like manual adjustment with and I guess torque wrenches is still one of them. Although if I had that unit I could probably be convinced otherwise. ;-)
07-09-2014, 10:14
newracer

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jer

I just bought a bag of the Black Pepper ones last night. Great minds?

Quote:

Originally Posted by SouthPaw

Haven't had those but the dill ones are like crack.

I just wish I could still find some of the $1 off two bags coupons. My son has at least 6 baseball games in the next few days, I'll go through a lot of seeds.
07-09-2014, 10:36
Graves

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jer

That's purdy but I'm always skeptical about the electronically adjustable ones. I've got some old school Craftsman ones when they still built a decent product and they work great. Maybe I'm showing my age but some things I still like manual adjustment with and I guess torque wrenches is still one of them. Although if I had that unit I could probably be convinced otherwise. ;-)

Over the past 12yrs I've used craftsman, Gearwrench, Matco, Mac, Proto, and Pittsburgh tq wrenches on a daily basis. We've been putting my buddy's "e-wrench" to the test against others that have been calibrated a lot more regularly than his and I've come to the conclusion that these digi wrenches are tits, man! Only wrench we've been able to verify as a legit POS was on old Cornwell I picked up from a pawn shop.

The angle feature is the shyit.
07-09-2014, 12:01
SAnd

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Originally Posted by Graves

http://www.expeditionexchange.com/snap-on/DSC00703.jpg

It would be nice if you program corrections for stuff like crowfoot sockets(?). Maybe it already does that.
07-09-2014, 14:57
ThunderSquirrel

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07-09-2014, 15:15
Artema

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My workbench is coming along. I do not have the reloading components yet. I have an order of Red Dot, Blue Dot, CCI Large Pistol and Remington Small Pistol Primers on backorder. I do have bullets, but I'll have to make my own brass available soon!

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07-09-2014, 15:47
Firehaus

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Originally Posted by FLIPCO

that's pretty high..........this is from specs on their site:

SYNC SPEED-
Up to 1/250 for focal plane shutters
Up to 1/500 for leaf shutters

I have to direct connect a lot for hi-speed photos and it would be nice to sync higher.

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07-09-2014, 22:04
kawiracer14

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jer

That's purdy but I'm always skeptical about the electronically adjustable ones. I've got some old school Craftsman ones when they still built a decent product and they work great. Maybe I'm showing my age but some things I still like manual adjustment with and I guess torque wrenches is still one of them. Although if I had that unit I could probably be convinced otherwise. ;-)

You got crank windows in that Taco too?

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