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Like the snap on (not the brand) length guards on hair clippers. They're 1/8" based (#1 = 1/8, #2 = 2/8, etc).

You guys keep buying these and they're down under $43 on Amazon now and I really don't need any more extensions and...

My daughter (who lives out of the house) borrows tools, too.

Just got mine today - 98¢ shipped from Amazon.

And change the factory lube after the first 1000 uses?

This topic is addressed in the well written "Why We Drive" by Matthew Crawford. It's definitely worth the read.

Maybe it's made by Lucas?

"The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension"

What, no body cam?

That's a Huge Jackman.

That actually looks like the front of the cat to me.

Just got a pair of SO LN46 pliers for my birthday, courtesy of a couple of my kids. They're my first SO tools, not counting some pocket screwdrivers I already had.

I got the same ones (orange) to sorta match my truck.

2023 Toyota Camry PP 0W-16, Toyota YZZN1 filter (out and in)

Got mine today. They're nice and I look forward to trying them out on some hose clamps. Probably doing a valve cover gasket replacement on my daughter's Camry soon.

Sold (I should have them on Friday)! Of course, I just got some duck billed ones (Tsunoda) that I believe I saw on GJ.

I'd stay clear of Rackdoctor. I ordered one last summer for a Sienna and waited about 2 months before I cancelled my order. Took another 3 weeks or so of calls/emails saying that I'd get my refund "today". Finally had to do a PayPal dispute and got my $$ back. After the fact, I did some research...

Yes, I've seen it in action here, too. I've mentioned the list price to them and they've knocked some off as a result. Lately, I've been pooling my purchases so I can get free shipping from online dealers like McGeorge who also discount their parts.

Regarding their warranty, I had loaned out my set and the guy managed to break the ratchet mechanism. Tekton had a replacement build kit in the mail the same day I contacted them.

I didn't know the unstaking tool existed and wish I had had one when I replaced my Sienna's wheel bearing. I garfed up the axle spinning the nut off, but it was still usable, fortunately. ETA: I did try to unstake it with a punch, but I'm afraid I didn't do a very good job.