Reviews
CBR1000RR-R uses this
The Rear Axle Nut of the CBR1000RR-R is 36mm in diameter.
The tightening torque is also high, and a box with many angles was used, but it seemed to come off, so we changed to a 36mm hexagonal box.
At the same time, I also purchased a pure STD Nut with it. I think I was able to buy peace of mind at a reasonable price with FirmlyFit. I think I was able to take countermeasures before I got injured, although I am satisfied with myself.
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Replaced with a reliable manufacturer's product for future Motorcycle tinkering.
[How is it used?
I used to use a tool sold at Home center, but I was licking the Nut and so on.
We purchased this product as a reliable manufacturer's product.
Was the one you received as per Image?
Matte texture, Laser marking and was as per Image.
How was your experience with it?
The dimensional accuracy is also no problem at all, and it is good to fit Snap to Nut.
Matte texture also fits well in the hand.
How did it compare to other products?
It is a world of difference from the inexpensive tools sold at Home center. A little more.
I regret not buying it earlier.
Requests, etc. to Manufacturer
When the tool box is stored upright, it is unstable because of the protruding hinges,
I would like to see a structure that does not stick out.
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Purchased for personal use
[How is it used?
Purchased as an on-board tool for my motorcycle
Was the one you received as per Image?
KTC, so the texture is good and just like the Image.
How was your experience with it?
It fits with Snap and has good dimensional accuracy and can be used with confidence.
It is inexpensive, so it's great for personal use.
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Good texture
[How is it used?
Purchased at the same time as the 65-piece AutoMechanic set from the same manufacturer.
Was the one you received as per Image?
The Matte texture is pleasant to the touch and the Laser marking is very clear.
How was your experience with it?
There is no dimensional error and it fits Snap and Nut so it is safe to use.
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OEM products of other Manufacturer?
[How is it used?
When SUZUKI/CHOINORI replaced a tire, the air valve was cracked, so this tool was used to replace it with an OEM product.
Was the one you received as per Image?
It was just as Image.
Perhaps this product is the same manufacturer as the products sold by AstroPROducts, Amazon, etc.
The color, shape, etc. are similar.
How was your experience with it?
There were no problems with use at all.
A fair amount of force is required to pull the Valve.
[Points to note]
When connecting to Valve, it is necessary to remove the Parts called Insects in Valve.
How did it compare to other products?
I have not used other Manufacturers, but I think the low-priced ones are sufficient because there is almost no difference in Gold amount.
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It can be used without problems
I used it to tighten the Stem Nut on my Motorcycle during the Restore process, I used it on a Plate type Torque wrench and was satisfied with the Torque management without any problems. View detail
Stem wrench, this is all you need
[How is it used?
The XR230 Stem has a bad habit of coming loose, so I tighten it up regularly with this.
So far I have not had any problems using it.
It is very inexpensive, so it is convenient to keep one of these in your tool box.
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3/8Deep socket
Other than that, it is usually possible to set the Socket to Quantity:I wanted a Deep socket since I have it as a Set. I purchased 6 types of this product for my needs of Size, 8, 10, 12, 14, 17, and 16 (Plug socket). 。 The Bolt and Nut are firmly supported when tightening and unfastening, and I felt a sense of security when using the Bolt and Nut. 。 Also, the size markings are clearly written, so they are easy to read. I just started using it, so I am not sure about its durability, but it is well made, so I do not think it will be a problem. 。 I am very happy with it View detail
I am afraid of Short and I love it!
I love it because I had a scary experience with it once when I was changing batteries on my Motorcycle and I had to short it out! It is a little on the Large side for Motorcycle use, but I have no problem using it! It is a little bit Large for Motorcycle use, but I can use it without any problem! I am very happy with this product! View detail
Increased work efficiency
Used to remove and install Crank Case Cover
Convenient and reliable
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Used for detachment of Clutch and Flywheel
I think it is a reliable Manufacturer.
If there is oil on it, it will not hold firmly.
Large cut is to degrease the part to be removed and the place where the tool comes in contact with it!
It was easy to use
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However,
You need to be careful because it is super strong, but the Series of this one is the only one you can grab. View detail
Ordinary Socket
One day I looked at the Socket set and found that the 10mm was missing, which I assumed was lost because it was used so frequently.
I purchased the SK-11 as my first choice.
It came out of the tool box after purchase. I don't care how many I have, I will use it as a Socket for Touring's tools.
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Ideal for Driven Sprocket Nut
I purchased the 12mm to replace the Driven Sprocket on my KLX125.
As a result, I am satisfied with Large!
If you have ever replaced the Driven Sprocket on a KLX125, you will know that when holding the Nut on the Driven Sprocket, the Neck is where the Rim/Tire is located.
LongGlasses/Spanners interfere with the Rim/Tire, so the tool must be hung on the Slant, while ShortGlasses and normal length Spanners are too short to hang the Torque.
I had been using Long spanner, but I thought it was not a good idea, so I bought this one.
Good point #1.:Moderate Offset
The handle and Glasses section are moderately offset so that the Nut can be held without interfering with the Rim/Tire.
Good point #2.:thin
Related to (1), it is made thin and does not interfere with the Rim/Tire.
Good point #3.:No counterbore in the Glasses area.
They have eliminated the counterbore, so the Nut can be held firmly even at this thinness.
Good point #4.:Simply cool
I like UNIT tools and have several of them, they are cool.
The ruggedness of the black color, the UNIT logo shining on it, and the gentleness of the handle covered with rubber.
It's a hobby of mine, but I just can't get enough of this coolness.
It is not so frequently used for personal use, but it is very useful when replacing a Driven Sprocket! It is a very useful tool when you need to replace a Driven Sprocket.
When in doubt, buy. Please try it out at Su Chest in
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Expect durability
I bought this because my long-time Socket was getting a little licky. 900SS Cowl removal is 4mm, so I use it a lot. I tried it out right away and the new one chews very well indeed, no more worries about Bolt licking it. View detail
This eliminates the need to search for tools.
Rose and kept it in my toolbox. Separate from the tools for my main job,
It is stored in the Motorcycle garage. I use it by hooking it to the Neodymium Hook as shown in the picture, considering that it is easy to understand and within easy reach.
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Drumstickn, Drumstickn!
I often make my own parts for ZEPHYR400 and CUB90. I often use Aluminum plate as material.
For the cutout, we used different tools depending on the thickness:Gold scissors tend to bend the object while cutting, and an iron saw tends to blur the cutting line. It took a lot of time and effort to make the final correction and polish it to make it less noticeable.
I had never seen SK-11's Hand nibbler tool in person, so I did not have an Image to use it. I had never seen a hand nibbler before, so I did not have an image of using it. I purchased it and found it easy to use, and I enjoyed cutting aluminum and steel plates. It is not like cutting with a normal scissors, but with a drumstick, a drumstick, a drumstick.
The blade is a sturdy Square Type with a thickness of approximately 6mm. The blade is clamped between the blade and the board, and the blade moves down and cuts off the board in one grip. The grip force varies depending on the material and thickness to be cut; even aluminum plates are quite tiring. It is easier to cut by gripping the blade or placing the lower side of the fixed grip against the flat surface of the worktable and pushing the working grip in with your arm strength.
I had a person with a weak grip use it; he could not cut a 1mm Aluminum board with one grip. I think it has something to do with the strength. I'm afraid that if I force myself to grip it too tight, I'll hurt my fingernails." I was told. I could use a leather hand, but it is dangerous and difficult to slip.
Because of the thickness of the blade, the cut will drop about 6mm worth of cuttings. In the case of an iron saw, it will be about 2mm worth of iron dust. It is better to use different tools considering the labor and the processing time after cutting.
The blade bite was good when new, but the blade is starting to round off a bit. It would be nice to replace or polish the blade, but since it is inexpensive, it may be a good idea to replace it.
If you want to make longer cuts, you can choose an electric saw. However, for small workpieces, SK-11's Hand nibbler is sufficient.
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Only special tools can do this.
In order to revive the immobilized YamahaRZ350, I set out to overhaul it, but the Pulley remover I had on hand was not enough to get the job done. I knew the power of the special tool from my previous experience of removing a bicycle without a co-sauce, so I searched for it and found this YamahaOEM tool at a reasonable price. The feeling is that there is no rattling, and I can put a lot of power into it. However, it didn't shake, probably because it was an old motorcycle, so I applied more force with the Expander and was able to remove it safely. There was no sign of overworking the tool, and I am glad I purchased it. View detail
Easy to use
Purchased for Small TypeRatchet, cost performance is high with Holder set. Easy to use even in tight spaces. View detail
Purchased for Torque wrench
Purchased for Torque wrench. However, the Holder cracked rather easily if I didn't pinch it properly. View detail