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I’m just saying , a middle age guy has to collect something, might as well be awesome tools from an American company!
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I’d like sets of heat shrink size labels for applying to my hex keys. Printed with the key size so more visible than the engraved markings on the ket itself. Printed both sides to be visible from any direction. Use alternating sleeve color between adjacent sizes to rapidly differentiate. Eg, Odd 32nds are a lighter color and even 32nds are darker. Have significantly different colors for SAE and metric series.
Similarly, I’d like heat shrink sleeve labels for applying to sockets. Several instances of label around perimeter, to read at a distance from any angle. Red and blue base colors to distinguish between SAE and metric. Lettering color is black for 6-point and white for 12-point.
Same concepts for nut drivers.
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Thats a good idea, I have heat shrink tube for my label maker and I might try doing that with it.
At the level of choosing what to offer, a tool provider probably has to go with one version of everything. So the choice is color coded, or not. And then, since most or even just some folks would prefer the blander of those options, the choice is almost made for the tool co. Especially when the option exists for someone to modify their own and implement any version of color coding they prefer.
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Standard duty extensions rather than the huge ones. Would be a great pairing for smaller dragon wagons 
what if you made shoes for the 3/4 fixture table clamp so you could use a fixture table clamp put it in a shoe of carbon steel /ss/ aluminum and then be able to tack it to parts and clamp down on them so the fixture tables clamps can be used off the table … i think wilton makes a shoe clamps but could you make one to fit a fixture table clamp.
A small piece of plate or pipe with 3/4 hole is all that’s needed to accomplish the same effect. Just tack the plate or pipe and insert the table clamp.
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I bought the new miter squares, I would love to see the non- angled side be made for different size tube, say for a 4” tube the non angled side would be 4” depth? So you can mark the angle and straight in 1 stroke. Im not sure im explaining this right but I tried?
Yes I can see adding more sizes to the product line for different applications.
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You could add a row of holes to the miter square for scribing or marking lines like is on this square.
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I have your 8.5’ x 4.5’ welding table and your hardtail vise. I would like to mount the vise on the side of the table rather then the top, but be able to swing it up 90 degrees level with the table. I think you had a prototype of this once.