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Originally Posted by herr_oberst
My favorite tools are the simple ones. An old wood mallet, a scribe, some 1-2-3 machinist blocks, a steel ruler on the edge of my bench.
Every day I'm in the garage, I use this thread gauge. It's got most of the common nut and bolt sizes in imperial and metric. It's always nice to do a quick check to see if you need fine or coarse threads to match up to the bolt you're using. Saves a lot of looking!
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Timely thread and post from Herr Oberst as I was just looking at some of the fasteners on my E-bike that are rusting and thinking now is the time to start swapping them out for stainless. I just ordered a nut and bolt thread checker from Amazon which will assist help me bypass some guess work!
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My fav. tool as of late is my Ryobi cordless impact driver......I use it almost every day!
