Sears knows how you use your tools. Meet the Wera Koloss Hammer-ratchet.
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Nov. 24, 2011 10:53 a.m. Keith SuperDork
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Nov. 24, 2011 10:56 a.m. TRoglodyte HalfDork
So that's how you get sae sockets on metric bolts, brilliant!
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Nov. 24, 2011 11:30 a.m. integraguy SuperDork
For torquing down nails?
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Nov. 24, 2011 11:44 a.m. HappyAndy HalfDork
IMO Channel-locks make the best auxiliary hammer.
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Nov. 24, 2011 11:48 a.m. irish44j Dork
epic
win
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Nov. 24, 2011 12:08 p.m. CarKid1989 Dork
wow. genius. how much
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Nov. 24, 2011 12:19 p.m. SyntheticBlinkerFluid Dork
Love it, need it, want it.
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Nov. 24, 2011 12:26 p.m. N Sperlo SuperDork
Gonna go ahead and pick one of those up soon.
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Nov. 24, 2011 1:16 p.m. Hungary Bill New Reader
Dear Santa...
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Nov. 24, 2011 1:32 p.m. DrBoost SuperDork
Keith wrote:
Sears knows how you use your tools. Meet the Wera Koloss Hammer-ratchet.
I can rarely get a standard Craftsman ratchet head in to the places that bolts live. On top of that, could you imagine what it would be like to lug that thing around day-in and day-out?
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Nov. 24, 2011 2:09 p.m. a401cj Reader
DrBoost wrote:
Keith wrote:
Sears knows how you use your tools. Meet the Wera Koloss Hammer-ratchet.
I can rarely get a standard Craftsman ratchet head in to the places that bolts live. On top of that, could you imagine what it would be like to lug that thing around day-in and day-out?
I'm not impressed.plus 1. an all around dumb idea IMO
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Nov. 24, 2011 2:14 p.m. Taiden Dork
I wonder how long it will take to shatter the ratcheting mechanism inside.
That said, WANT
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Nov. 24, 2011 2:46 p.m. ReverendDexter SuperDork
Keith wrote:
Wera Koloss Hammer-ratchet.
Sounds like a hot German dominatrix.
Do you liiiiike Ms. Wera? {WHIP-SNAP!!!}
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Nov. 24, 2011 2:49 p.m. SyntheticBlinkerFluid Dork
a401cj wrote:
DrBoost wrote:
Keith wrote:
Sears knows how you use your tools. Meet the Wera Koloss Hammer-ratchet.
I can rarely get a standard Craftsman ratchet head in to the places that bolts live. On top of that, could you imagine what it would be like to lug that thing around day-in and day-out?
I'm not impressed.plus 1. an all around dumb idea IMO
You guys must not have to deal with rusty cars very much.
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Nov. 24, 2011 3:06 p.m. RedS13Coupe Reader
You must work on very big cars Synthetic.
I know I sure as hell would be putting that thing to use as a hammer, cause after not being able to fit it back around the nut... Then snagging every wire, hose or edge on the oversize hooked head of that thing on the way out I would definitely need to break something.
Clever, but better joke then took I think.
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Nov. 24, 2011 4:14 p.m. SyntheticBlinkerFluid Dork
In reply to RedS13Coupe:
Not so much big cars, but classic cars, unrestored. So many times I've needed to hammer on a socket to rusty suspension components.
Also, that looks like a 3/4" wrench, so it's meant to to deal with bigger stuff.
For what I do, it would be an excellent extra 3/4" socket.
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Nov. 24, 2011 5:21 p.m. mr2peak Reader
Cheapest I've found it is $88. Bummer, could have made a nice gag gift.
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Nov. 24, 2011 6:18 p.m. JG Pasterjak Production/Art Director
Clever, but it does not fulfill the most common use of a hammer and a ratchet in that it cannot hit itself.
jg
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Nov. 24, 2011 8:05 p.m. fasted58 SuperDork
i'm holding out for the ratchet/ hammer/ torque wrench... and if they can fit micrometers in there that'd be more better
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Nov. 24, 2011 8:19 p.m. wheels777 Dork
Paula just asked me what I wanted for Christmas>>>
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Nov. 25, 2011 2:49 a.m. Appleseed SuperDork
How soon Craftsman?
