It looks convenient, but… really ( ﾟДﾟ). . . .
That’s amazing taste… right? (Sorry… just my opinion)
I’ll intentionally skip the maker’s name and just tell you the good stuff (・´з`・)
(´∀｀*) ｳﾌﾌ The big sale once a year—Amazon Prime Day 7/12 & 13
It opens wide and you hold it down with a rubber band!
I’m kind of not good with the roll-up type tool boxes… (the rolled-up kind?)
Since I’d never thought about onboard tools before, I ended up deliberating about it. . .
Quick to pull out and quick to put away—that’s what matters.
I’ve only got this much in it so far, though?
By the way, you can do quite a bit of work with just this much. . .
PB bit driver + breaker (1/4) + bit holder choice.
To begin with, I’m the type who barely uses a ratchet, so it’s not needed.
But a 3/8 breaker bar is too robust.
I figured it would be good enough to remove the caliper and take off the bodywork lightly.
It can’t be used in tight spaces,
but HEX comes in 4 types from 3–6 mm,
plus comes in 3 types (1, 2, 3),
and minus is one.
Isn’t it great that all this is inside the driver? ?
The box is also 1/4 size.
Just 12 mm and 14 mm.
You can handle 8–10 mm just fine with an open-end wrench.
But when it comes to 12–14 mm, there are times when loosening is a bit tough or you need two of the same size (two of the same wrench), and I think you’d be in a bind.
That’s when these will show their combat power.
Once I organize the contents a bit more, I’d like to let you know. . . . ( ﾟДﾟ)
TONE Socket (6-point) HP2S-12 Drive 6.35 mm (1/4″) Flat Width 12 mm
TONE Socket (6-point) HP2S-14 Drive 6.35 mm (1/4″) Flat Width 14 mm
SK11 Slim Tool Case ZR-902 260 × 60 × 60 mm with Inner Belt
Kyoto Precision Tools (KTC) Nepros 6.3 mm (1/4 inch) Spinner Handle NBS2
