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**dual disc 200** · 10-10-2012, 04:21 PM

Originally posted by aargee View Post

In India, it's quite difficult to find out the entire box as such; see the pic below, such comprehensive toolkit is most common at abroad; I'd visited GP Road in Chennai few months ago & couldn't see good VFM toolbox. I'm not denying there're good ones, but not VFM. And...I don't think Eastman/Taparia (or even Bosch) provides them. Most of them are Chinese makes. In India, you can get hold of Stanley, they make good VFM tools & you might be able to get a comprehensive tool kit

Hmm...have seen them in local makes. Did you check Eastman's website? Send an email or give them a call, they should help.

You'll not as stated above reason.

@Vijay, I think you're looking for this..

Stanley Works (India) Pvt. Ltd. :: Mechanics Tools :: Spanners :: Ratcheting

Choose a model you require & call Orient Hardwares, Coimbatore for pricing. They are very competitive in pricing...

Link here :: Welcome To Orient Hardware & Tools Corporation::

**B7ACKTHORN** · 10-10-2012, 06:31 PM

Originally posted by aargee View Post

In India, it's quite difficult to find out the entire box as such; see the pic below, such comprehensive toolkit is most common at abroad; I'd visited GP Road in Chennai few months ago & couldn't see good VFM toolbox. I'm not denying there're good ones, but not VFM. And...I don't think Eastman/Taparia (or even Bosch) provides them. Most of them are Chinese makes. In India, you can get hold of Stanley, they make good VFM tools & you might be able to get a comprehensive tool kit

Hmm...have seen them in local makes. Did you check Eastman's website? Send an email or give them a call, they should help.

You'll not as stated above reason.

I think those are your toolkits, aren't they? Drool!

I found some good toolkit to the exact spec I just wanted.
Stanley Works (India) Pvt. Ltd. :: Mechanics Tools :: Socket, Sets & Accessories :: 1/2" Drive Sets & Sockets :: Sets

Now it's just a matter of price. Fingers crossed

Originally posted by dual disc 200 View Post

@Vijay, I think you're looking for this..

Stanley Works (India) Pvt. Ltd. :: Mechanics Tools :: Spanners :: Ratcheting

Choose a model you require & call Orient Hardwares, Coimbatore for pricing. They are very competitive in pricing...

Link here :: Welcome To Orient Hardware & Tools Corporation::

Thanks, Ram ji. Zeroed in on the tool kit I wanted. Will call them up for more info. So far no one is picking on all three North, West and South, plus the HO. Damn! Will keep trying.

Thanks again

Cheers!
VJ

**aargee** · 10-10-2012, 07:51 PM

Originally posted by B7ACKTHORN View Post

I think those are your toolkits, aren't they? Drool!

Yes, for now they're mine

Originally posted by B7ACKTHORN View Post

I found some good toolkit to the exact spec I just wanted

Yes, Ram's suggestion is good one & that's what we get in Indian market...sadly!!!

Want more drool worthy?
Craftsman 154 Piece Tool Set: Get to Work with Sears
Oxford Creek TP Professional 130-piece Mechanics Tool Set - Tools - Tool Sets - Mechanics Tool Sets (VFM)
Oxford Creek 125 PCs Home Essential Tool Set - Tools - Tool Sets - Mechanics Tool Sets
Craftsman Evolv 83 pc. Homeowner Tool Set w/Bag - Tools - Tool Sets - Mechanics Tool Sets

**B7ACKTHORN** · 10-10-2012, 09:34 PM

Originally posted by aargee View Post

Yes, for now they're mine

Want more drool worthy?
Craftsman 154 Piece Tool Set: Get to Work with Sears
Oxford Creek TP Professional 130-piece Mechanics Tool Set - Tools - Tool Sets - Mechanics Tool Sets (VFM)
Oxford Creek 125 PCs Home Essential Tool Set - Tools - Tool Sets - Mechanics Tool Sets
Craftsman Evolv 83 pc. Homeowner Tool Set w/Bag - Tools - Tool Sets - Mechanics Tool Sets

I hate to say this, but you've made me even more happier with these sets. Now it's time for some "SPANNER" hunting. Will keep here posted regarding the decisions. Thanks, again.

Plus a BIG help needed here.

I am damn confused as to the imperial to metric conversion. Can you help me out with this. I have gathered a lot of metric to imperial spanner charts, but can you throw in some of our gyaan here, please.

6 x 7,8 x 9,10 x 11,12 x 13,14 x 15,16 x 17,18 x 19,20 x 22, what are the imperial sizes for these in the correct manner? Also all the tools in SEARS' website are provided in Imperial, big let down!

And how is this damn thing calculated, as in Imperial in the first place!

Any gyaan?

Thanks in advance

Cheers!
VJ

**aargee** · 10-11-2012, 09:38 AM

Originally posted by B7ACKTHORN View Post

I hate to say this, but you've made me even more happier with these sets. Now it's time for some "SPANNER" hunting. Will keep here posted regarding the decisions

Remember...they're WAY too expensive...but, bewared...once you hold them, touch them...you'll find an unknown pleasure flowing through your body that craves you to strip down & assemble your vehicle. Don't blame me for it later

and...they come with lifetime replacement warranty

Originally posted by B7ACKTHORN View Post

I am damn confused as to the imperial to metric conversion. Can you help me out with this. I have gathered a lot of metric to imperial spanner charts, but can you throw in some of our gyaan here, please

What is that you need??? Imperial was from British & Metric is universal standards & people whoever are comfortable with whatever system can use this toolbox as it has both; Use this chart as guidance - How to Convert Your Metric Wrench Set to Imperial Units | DoItYourself.com

**jonahmano** · 10-11-2012, 12:48 PM

Can anyone of you guys help me with a torque wrench from Torque Master company which can be useful in opening spark plugs?

**dual disc 200** · 10-11-2012, 12:52 PM

Originally posted by B7ACKTHORN View Post

Thanks, Ram ji. Zeroed in on the tool kit I wanted. Will call them up for more info. So far no one is picking on all three North, West and South, plus the HO. Damn! Will keep trying.

Thanks again

Cheers!
VJ

Super Likey...

Originally posted by aargee View Post

Yes, for now they're mine

Yes, Ram's suggestion is good one & that's what we get in Indian market...sadly!!!

Want more drool worthy?
Craftsman 154 Piece Tool Set: Get to Work with Sears
Oxford Creek TP Professional 130-piece Mechanics Tool Set - Tools - Tool Sets - Mechanics Tool Sets (VFM)
Oxford Creek 125 PCs Home Essential Tool Set - Tools - Tool Sets - Mechanics Tool Sets
Craftsman Evolv 83 pc. Homeowner Tool Set w/Bag - Tools - Tool Sets - Mechanics Tool Sets

Those are super exotic tools Aargee...Drooling at them...will post a pic of Wurth tool kits that are about to arrive in our Garage.. Those are supposed to be like "Pagani" in front of "Ferrari"..

Saving money for the "craftsman 154 pc. Mechanics tool set" starting from today...

Originally posted by aargee View Post

Remember...they're WAY too expensive...but, bewared...once you hold them, touch them...you'll find an unknown pleasure flowing through your body that craves you to strip down & assemble your vehicle. Don't blame me for it later

and...they come with lifetime replacement warranty

Will wait for this feeling Aargee...., Super excited about it..

**aargee** · 10-11-2012, 01:04 PM

Originally posted by dual disc 200 View Post

Those are super exotic tools Aargee...Drooling at them...will post a pic of Wurth tool kits that are about to arrive in our Garage.. Those are supposed to be like "Pagani" in front of "Ferrari"

Aah...so tell me you don't like to own one then

Originally posted by dual disc 200 View Post

Saving money for the "craftsman 154 pc. Mechanics tool set" starting from today...

That's the spirit; however my eyes are on...
Craftsman 154 Piece Tool Set: Get to Work with Sears

Originally posted by dual disc 200 View Post

Will wait for this feeling Aargee...., Super excited about it..

I've already (and still) experiencing; let me know when you're ready to order & I'll let you know mine. We'll negotiate for something better + use Sears card to avail more discounts

**B7ACKTHORN** · 10-11-2012, 01:45 PM

Originally posted by dual disc 200 View Post

Those are super exotic tools Aargee...Drooling at them...will post a pic of Wurth tool kits that are about to arrive in our Garage.. Those are supposed to be like "Pagani" in front of "Ferrari"..

Rightly said, Pagani, the flowing art.

Originally posted by dual disc 200 View Post

Saving money for the "craftsman 154 pc. Mechanics tool set" starting from today...Will wait for this feeling Aargee.... Super excited about it..

Count me in, too, at least for now.

Originally posted by aargee View Post

Aah...so tell me you don't like to own one then

That's the spirit; however my eyes are on...
Craftsman 154 Piece Tool Set: Get to Work with Sears

I've already (and still) experiencing; let me know when you're ready to order & I'll let you know mine. We'll negotiate for something better + use Sears card to avail more discounts

Ees eet possible for me too to get into the discount part, senor? I woood be glaad to get a deescount.

Originally posted by aargee View Post

Remember...they're WAY too expensive...but, bewared...once you hold them, touch them...you'll find an unknown pleasure flowing through your body that craves you to strip down & assemble your vehicle. Don't blame me for it later

and...they come with lifetime replacement warranty

True that. Just going crazy with these tool sets.

Originally posted by aargee View Post

What is that you need??? Imperial was from British & Metric is universal standards & people whoever are comfortable with whatever system can use this toolbox as it has both; Use this chart as guidance - How to Convert Your Metric Wrench Set to Imperial Units | DoItYourself.com

No, no I got it right. I just want them in mm, because from the pics I see in Sears' webpage, I just see it's in imperial that's why. If that's the case as you mentioned, I'm done for good! Let the hunting begin!

Danke!

Cheers!
VJ

**dual disc 200** · 10-11-2012, 02:49 PM

Originally posted by aargee View Post

Aah...so tell me you don't like to own one then

Never will I utter that word even in my wildest dreams Aargee...I would love to own right from this minute..Pity my Finances, will start over soon...

Originally posted by aargee View Post

That's the spirit; however my eyes are on...
Craftsman 154 Piece Tool Set: Get to Work with Sears

I've already (and still) experiencing; let me know when you're ready to order & I'll let you know mine. We'll negotiate for something better + use Sears card to avail more discounts

That's the same kit I'm eyeing on too...Sure will place an order together Aargee, btw. will it be delivered to Cbe??

Originally posted by B7ACKTHORN View Post

Count me in, too, at least for now.

Done Vijay...

**B7ACKTHORN** · 10-11-2012, 04:29 PM

Originally posted by dual disc 200 View Post

That's the same kit I'm eyeing on too...Sure will place an order together Aargee, btw. will it be delivered to Cbe??

+1, I was pondering the same! Will be shipped to Cbe, plus will there have to be any duties associated with this purchase, aargee? Reason being, I read it somewhere in this page, that there is a "duties" part, as posted by rossiter, not so sure though, but any thoughts would be helpful, since you purchased some of Sears' products.

Plus, what's a Sears' card? Loyalty card, I guess.

Currently I am eyeing on three product groups. Will finalize between them! And start saving!

Cheers!
VJ

**aargee** · 10-11-2012, 08:06 PM

Originally posted by B7ACKTHORN View Post

plus will there have to be any duties associated with this purchase, aargee?

Two attitudes...
#1 - I'll take care of duties, you ship the product
#2 - Pls pay duty for me, I'm concerned about the product shipped safely to my door steps

Originally posted by B7ACKTHORN View Post

Plus, what's a Sears' card? Loyalty card, I guess

Offers 5-25% discount

BTW, don't tell me I didn't warn you guys earlier...one can buy extremely great set of local tools for the kind of money we spend for Craftsman...but...no work in pleasure guaranteed.

Stanley IS ALSO good product, offers better working pleasure than Eastman, Taparia (huh!!!) etc & works out much cheaper OR can buy even more tools for that sum.

**B7ACKTHORN** · 10-11-2012, 08:11 PM

Originally posted by aargee View Post

Two attitudes...
#1 - I'll take care of duties, you ship the product
#2 - Pls pay duty for me, I'm concerned about the product shipped safely to my door steps

Offers 5-25% discount

BTW, don't tell me I didn't warn you guys earlier...one can buy extremely great set of local tools for the kind of money we spend for Craftsman...but...no work in pleasure guaranteed.

Stanley IS ALSO good product, offers better working pleasure than Eastman, Taparia (huh!!!) etc & works out much cheaper OR can buy even more tools for that sum.

Well sorted proposition, did you work for Nazi?

Kiddin sir.

Let's see what our gentleman (dual disc) has to offer in this case. I'll be the middle-man here!

Cheers!
VJ

**dual disc 200** · 10-12-2012, 12:47 PM

Originally posted by B7ACKTHORN View Post

Well sorted proposition, did you work for Nazi?

Kiddin sir.

Let's see what our gentleman (dual disc) has to offer in this case. I'll be the middle-man here!

Cheers!
VJ

I'll take the second option ji...Works better for me as I'm more concerned about getting it safe at my doorsteps..

**accuengineer** · 10-12-2012, 01:24 PM

Hai
Since this is a thread related to Torque wrenches. I have a few suggestion. I have been using some for the past 10 years in the company I work for. Here are a few most reliable brands. Norbar - UK make, Britool - UK make. I have been in the calibration field for the past 10 years and believe me these are the best. It maybe little costly than the local ones but it is available in India. Cheers

Mathews

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