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Amazon has
30+1 Piece Vessel Impact Ball Torsion Bit Set w/ Slide Case (IB31P02U) on sale for
$26.81.
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30+1 Piece Vessel Impact Ball Torsion Bit Set w/ Slide Case (IB31P02U) on sale for
$26.81.
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About this product:
- 30-Piece 1 3/16"-long Impact Ball torsion bits
- Including Phillips (+1, +2, +3), Slotted (SL4, SL6, SL8), Square (SQ1, SQ2, SQ3), Torx (T10, T15, T20, T25, T27, T30, T40), Pozidriv (PZ1, PZ2, PZ3), and Hex (H3, H4, H5, H6, H3/32, H7/64, H1/8, H9/64, H3/16, H7/32, H1/4) & 1/4" Hex Bit Holder with C-Ring retainer
- 1-Piece 2 3/8"-long bit holder in slide case
- High wear-resistance and durable bit made by VoHA material
- Highest Hardness 62HRC by in-house optimum heat treatment
- Magnetized tip
- Bits are made in Japan by Vessel
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What I like about this kit is, for those of us that use both metric and imperial, this has an awesome selection of bits. I have a Wera bit-check 30-piece kit and ended up swapping out a bunch of bits to pretty much match the selection of this Vessel kit off the shelf. The Wera kit annoyingly doubles up on Torx by having both regular and security bits.
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What I like about this kit is, for those of us that use both metric and imperial, this has an awesome selection of bits. I have a Wera bit-check 30-piece kit and ended up swapping out a bunch of bits to pretty much match the selection of this Vessel kit off the shelf. The Wera kit annoyingly doubles up on Torx by having both regular and security bits.
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For that, I prefer a longer bit anyway. Something like these:
Hex Bit:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0751KFMK4
These bit holders are compatible with US and Japanese anvil standards:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08R85YNPZ
Hex Bit:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0751KFMK4
These bit holders are compatible with US and Japanese anvil standards:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08R85YNPZ
Does Vessel brand make a full set of US and metric? My Amazon search doesn't even return back the one you posted, just a bunch of random stuff...
Does Vessel brand make a full set of US and metric? My Amazon search doesn't even return back the one you posted, just a bunch of random stuff...
Nice tools for someone whom uses them more often than I do, but I have this assortment from buying other tool kits and don't see the value in redundancy.
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Hex Bit:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0751KFMK4
These bit holders are compatible with US and Japanese anvil standards:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08R85YNPZ
I prefer straight bits though. I find I strip out softer fasteners (like stainless chainring bolts) with ball sometimes. Maybe I'm not using it right. Plus I think you can torque straight bits higher without fear the ball may snap.
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Maybe so. You put the ball in the palm, and the fingers on the shaft rubber.
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It's all subjective though. No harm in using a bit holder from Wera, Klein, or whoever if it suits you better.
It's all subjective though. No harm in using a bit holder from Wera, Klein, or whoever if it suits you better.
I prefer straight bits though. I find I strip out softer fasteners (like stainless chainring bolts) with ball sometimes. Maybe I'm not using it right. Plus I think you can torque straight bits higher without fear the ball may snap.
I definitely think straight ones support more torque, but a bicycle really shouldn't have much torque on the hex bolt components. The bottom bracket and cassette probably have the most torque, but they aren't small hex wrench things anyway.
The ball ones should not strip fasteners on a bike if they are somewhat in-line. Obviously at some point far enough off axis, they will cam out. For the roughly 5 or 10 degrees off axis a person gets working standing on something low to the ground like on a bike, it shouldn't be an issue, but straight hex wrenches are great too.
In all seriousness, though, I can't find a single piece of information on what good the ball is. It definitely isn't a ball end hex like some of these comments are mistakenly saying.
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In all seriousness, though, I can't find a single piece of information on what good the ball is. It definitely isn't a ball end hex like some of these comments are mistakenly saying.
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