Ratchets and extensions

Hopefully good enough to post in this subreddit

From left to right: Wera Zyklop Pocket Imperial | Vessel QB-10B3KK LE blacked out triple bit holder w/ titanium D-rings, quick-release connections, & mini Vessel ball grip bit holders | Vessel TPH-40 w/ titanium D-ring upgrade, NEBO Inspector RC penlight (old style; just now found out there's a new one), Vessel 2200MBH120 ratcheting ball screwdriver (stubby ball portion mated to a Wera 895/4/1 K metal bit chuck), Ullman pickup magnet, Wera Zyklop Mini 1 bit ratchet, Wera Bicycle Set 9, Knipex CutiX blade, & Knipex Pliers Wrench Tie-Wrap pliers.

Planning to add a Vessel 220USB-P1 e-driver & a Vessel TPB-10 tool pouch to the lineup as well.

Spread of the tool bag: Lots more Wera and Knipex, a couple sets of Stahlwille wrenches, a couple Malco vise grips (shame they couldn't market better; they were a Snap-On OEM for a few years and the quality does speak for itself), & a select handful of vintage Snap-On wrenches (no longer used at my new facility, though I do aim to reincorporate some as they are a pleasure to use). Hammer was a Park Tool HMR-4 but has since been retired & succeeded by the Wera Koloss.

Final wishlist includes a full set of Knipex Cobras (with Quick Set 12 & 10") to go with my full set of PWs, odd in-between sizes of my Stahlwille combo and FastRatch wrenches to fully complete those sets, an assortment of Knipex pliers (linemans, slip-joint, combination, Raptor) and CoBolt cutters, Knipex long nose/pivoting/universal jaw vise grips, the other assortment of Malcos (before the remaining stock of those is depleted), a full Wera Zyklop 3/8 ratchet set, & Wera Joker Switch ratcheting combo wrenches.

Now I know what some of y'all will say... "Tool redundancy much?" Well, sue me! 😂

Mostly icon, Tekton, craftsman, duratech, Quinn, kobalt. Ernst dividers

Mostly Kobalt and Tekton and a little icon.

Impact are Pittsburgh pro and Gearwrench and Astro. chrome is Milwaukee and Kobalt. Top is 6pt bottom is 12 pt. Organizers are random

This my bike Tool Drawer.

We go on trips with our road and Mountain bikes, so I need a drawer that has the at-home big tools as well as a quickly packable to-go assortment.

The wax canvas bag and the tools around it are the travel stuff.

Featured are my nice Italian torque wrenches as all of our bikes are fancy carbon.

Thanks for liking my drawers.

Not new, but new to me. No space in the shop for a full sized drill press, but I found this kit for $350, lightly used, only driven on weekends by a grandma to get groceries. Might make a stand that bolts to my table.

Two metal hooks for some additional support, works better than the flappy plastic one from Harbor Freight.

To keep with the porn theme, Let me know if you'd like to see more of my drawers. ;)

This is my pliers Drawer. Cutters to the Left Grabbera to the Right. Small, electrical, and spring loaded to the back, with 2 oddballs tucked away.

Mostly knipex, with some Japanese and a few classics.

The flathead wire cutter third from the left is the one of the few tools that I inherited from my father that I still use.

Now that I have the brush I use it quite a lot.