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The one with the shank that the bits slide over similar to the malco tool bits. That’s the one. Take the handle off and put that sucker on a impact. Game changer
I had that one before. I thought it was cool, but it's so heavy and bulky you might as well just carry a full set, or the ones you need imo. There's also ones you can get from wera/wiha/pbswiss? I believe where you can remove the shafts and you have a kit, so you don't have any accessibility issues (i.e. the shafts too thicc) I also found I would rather shift the shafts out or pick up a different one instead of flipping and holding onto multiple pieces, it just seemed like more effort than it was worth. If you want to use that one you can fit a 7mm, 10mm, and I believe some smaller hex sockets (sizes you would use on small electronics like 3mm) to cover the gaps that are in SAE inside of the giant tubes, and I was able to fit a couple 1/4 inch bits in it while still keeping it assembled. It just takes some messing around to get everything to fit.
I absolutely love my tirant razor. I use it every single day at work and at home. I have the carbon fiber scale to match my wallet and the upgraded ceramic bearing. Butter smooth easy blade change and super light.
IMHO the 7-1 is a lot better. More practical. Is the one I use. .. If looking for compact and better sockets the makita impact sockets in line with the rubber red (metric) and green,(sae) with a good small ratchet, you make a lot of stuff. Add a handle with extension for bits and you can use the sockets as nut drivers too. I can send you a picture of my set if you want... 🤘🏻
Any chance you might do a video once you complete your bag? You inspired me to make up different bags to have at the ready. I am not a tradesman by any means. But, so far I have made a car kit specific to my current truck and a second tool bag for electrical jobs . I am trying to organize my tools into job specific purposes.
Does the 9/16ths bolt work on a 14 mm bolt or it it more suited for 13 mm bolts? For some reason I run into 14 mm bolts all the time but almost every really great tool kit comes with sockets going up to 13mm..?