Is there a particular tool they make for these? or do y'all just use a wrench?

Nice.

They all need tweaking with a diamond file or hone. All tools get a good going over, I don’t care who makes them.

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I get the sentiment, but high quality tools like Snap-On (or back in the day, Craftsman) do this for you and put a nice rounded bevel on at the factory.

But you’re right that it can’t hurt.

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@shaker I have used alot of Gedore pro style tools, and thay are really really nice, but cost a pretty penny though, not a bur to be found, and the screwdrivers are lifetime thing, think they have a replacement policy if you brake em, used em for years in hard situations and never failed me

there are some really good german and swiss tool makers.. :slight_smile: but wont find em in walmart though, but with internet I imagine those sortof tools are much easyer to get nowdays than it was back in the day :slight_smile:

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I built transmissions for years at Aamco in the early 80s. Just pais off my snap-on bill. Lol

I only tweak the fine work tools. Sorry if I was a bit vague on that.

I can still hear the horn honk in the commercials.

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Those ads are long gone thankfully. Business is booming for Aamco and it will always be that way until mismanagement puts them out of business.

yep, that sounds about right to me, 40 years to pay off the Snap-On debt tracks :rofl:

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