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34-Piece toolant Impact Magnetic Nut Driver Bit Set
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My grandfather's grandfather originally bought a set of toolants back in the winter of 1859 from Bezos General Mercantile in town. He got a good deal with free two year shipping since he was a Primary member. Shipping back then was a little different. It took just over two years for the order to be sent, hand forged in Shenzhen, and then sent back by boat and mule train.
It has been a time honored family tradition to pass them down to each first born son on his 18th birthday ever since. I got mine many years ago and will soon be passing them on to my son.
The case is no longer made of wood, but the tool quality is sure to be just as generational. I sometimes like to think that the great great grandsons of those who made our family set are still in that factory producing them today with the same honor and commitment to quality that was passed on to them.
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My grandfather's grandfather originally bought a set of toolants back in the winter of 1859 from Bezos General Mercantile in town. He got a good deal with free two year shipping since he was a Primary member. Shipping back then was a little different. It took just over two years for the order to be sent, hand forged in Shenzhen, and then sent back by boat and mule train.
It has been a time honored family tradition to pass them down to each first born son on his 18th birthday ever since. I got mine many years ago and will soon be passing them on to my son.
The case is no longer made of wood, but the tool quality is sure to be just as generational. I sometimes like to think that the great great grandsons of those who made our family set are still in that factory producing them today with the same honor and commitment to quality that was passed on to them.
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Something like Knipex or Wera would be a tools you can pass on. But something from Toolant? It was founded in 2020.
Per Google:
Toolant is an online e-distributor of tools and tool accessories, based in Shanghai, China. The company was founded in 2020 and operates as an unfunded business, according to Tracxn. They offer a wide range of products, including drills, screwdrivers, hammers, and various tool accessories. Toolant also emphasizes its strong relationships with OEM/ODM manufacturers for brands like Bosch, Milwaukee, and Dewalt, according to their website.
Key Details about Toolant:
Location: Shanghai, China
Founded: 2020
Business Model: Online e-distributor of tools and accessories
Funding Status: Unfunded
Product Range: Drills, screwdrivers, hammers, home and gardening tools, glue guns, sandpapers, machinery tool accessories, routering, hole saws, and more
OEM/ODM Relationships: Works with manufacturers for brands like Bosch, Milwaukee, and Dewalt
My grandfather's grandfather originally bought a set of toolants back in the winter of 1859 from Bezos General Mercantile in town. He got a good deal with free two year shipping since he was a Primary member. Shipping back then was a little different. It took just over two years for the order to be sent, hand forged in Shenzhen, and then sent back by boat and mule train.
It has been a time honored family tradition to pass them down to each first born son on his 18th birthday ever since. I got mine many years ago and will soon be passing them on to my son.
The case is no longer made of wood, but the tool quality is sure to be just as generational. I sometimes like to think that the great great grandsons of those who made our family set are still in that factory producing them today with the same honor and commitment to quality that was passed on to them.
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Something like Knipex or Wera would be a tools you can pass on. But something from Toolant? It was founded in 2020.
Per Google:
Toolant is an online e-distributor of tools and tool accessories, based in Shanghai, China. The company was founded in 2020 and operates as an unfunded business, according to Tracxn. They offer a wide range of products, including drills, screwdrivers, hammers, and various tool accessories. Toolant also emphasizes its strong relationships with OEM/ODM manufacturers for brands like Bosch, Milwaukee, and Dewalt, according to their website.
Key Details about Toolant:
Location: Shanghai, China
Founded: 2020
Business Model: Online e-distributor of tools and accessories
Funding Status: Unfunded
Product Range: Drills, screwdrivers, hammers, home and gardening tools, glue guns, sandpapers, machinery tool accessories, routering, hole saws, and more
OEM/ODM Relationships: Works with manufacturers for brands like Bosch, Milwaukee, and Dewalt
That is preposterous, sir. How could Google possibly know that information when it wasn't even around until 1869? That's when, under President Ulysses S. Grant, Google's top secret development was commissioned as the keystone of the first US skunk works program, as led by Dr. Jonathon Jacob Googleheimer-Smith for whom it was later named.
That early steam powered compute model perfected the technique to train skunks for war (the name was later re-used by Lockheed to describe their own government secret projects). The Google weaponized skunks were primarily used as tools of espionage to reconnoiter tribal encampments as they wandered unobstructed and then reported back to the troops. They attempted to use them for gas attacks as well, but that plan literally "backfired" and the US didn't consider it again until the first World War. Even then it was decided to be too inhumane as it left the enemy alive with a permanent unquenchable stench so the US chose to go with a chlorine-phosgene program instead.
Ultimately this program proved to be instrumental in the Federal government success in the Indian Wars, as most scholars with the necessary security clearance agree.
Of course all of this history is still considered top secret and has never been declassified, so don't bother "Googling" it as Google has been programmed to hide, lie and mislead about it to protect on-going national security interests. Unfortunately I can't say more but I will add that the rumor going around Langley is that we provided some of the skunks in our long-term storage program to Ukraine and that's why they've been so successful against the Russian incursion.
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