T.O.K.E. tension tool sets 15 LEFT !( top of keyway elite)

[uklockpicker]

Recieved in perfect condition all the way accross the the pond

thanks again i love them

[awol70]

Recieved in perfect condition all the way accross the the pond

thanks again i love them

Ah great...glad to hear...please let us know how you like using them,once you get a chance to try them all out...would like the "feedback".....=p
have fun.

[Josh]

hey ray i hope you dont mind, but i moved this to the buy sale trade section... but i left a shadow topic in the homebrew section so people can still see it there...

[awol70]

hey ray i hope you dont mind, but i moved this to the buy sale trade section... but i left a shadow topic in the homebrew section so people can still see it there...

just dandy..thanks josh. =)

[Josh]

its my job

Recieved in perfect condition all the way accross the the pond

thanks again i love them

Mine too, arrived yesturday morning.

Works like a dream, thanks alot man, i'll have a look arround to see what i can send you.

Lew

[awol70]

Recieved in perfect condition all the way accross the the pond

thanks again i love them

Mine too, arrived yesturday morning.

Works like a dream, thanks alot man, i'll have a look arround to see what i can send you.

Lew

awesome!
glad to hear you got your set,too.
hope to find a prezzy in my mail someday soon =)
(my mail carrier thinks i am coo-coo.)
oh...how 'bout a review...?
that would be the shizzle.

[clodester]

Im sorry if i am just asking an already asked/widely known question... but Wiz, what width are those wiper blade inserts used for TOK T/W?

I want to make a TOK wrench for my american 1100 and i have a short wide wrench (which you actually made for me) which fits the best atm. The problem is though when i apply tension it just comes out the top of the lock, or binds to pin 1.

So, from your vid i am guessing, i wrong size, wrong pitch, no serrated edges, coz you clearly show when made correctly, it should stay in the keyway unsupported.

So yeah, i just wanted to know the widths of the inserts, or size of wipers used in these types of wrenches, and have i missed anything out when making these?

[m0ose]

If you've got any left I'll take a set.

[awol70]

Im sorry if i am just asking an already asked/widely known question... but Wiz, what width are those wiper blade inserts used for TOK T/W?

I want to make a TOK wrench for my american 1100 and i have a short wide wrench (which you actually made for me) which fits the best atm. The problem is though when i apply tension it just comes out the top of the lock, or binds to pin 1.

So, from your vid i am guessing, i wrong size, wrong pitch, no serrated edges, coz you clearly show when made correctly, it should stay in the keyway unsupported.

So yeah, i just wanted to know the widths of the inserts, or size of wipers used in these types of wrenches, and have i missed anything out when making these?

pm sent.

[Wozzlock]

Received mine yesterday!

What an absolute great set of versatile tension tools. Haven't found a lock I can't tension with them, and now I can ditch my 25+ collection of confused tension tools and stick with these bad boys.

Like Wiz said they come in a variety of widths and thickness' (I hope that shows in the photo?), and all in all are a very well thought out and crafted set of tools... made by `the man` himself!

btw: I got an extra angled TOKE tool thrown in free ...this is a six set.

So thanks Ray mate, they will take pride of place in my collection... oh and ta` for that Master safety lockout too! I freaken love that thing... should have got the two.

I'll get something in the post to ya this week to say thanks!

PS: Dude how did you get that little `notch` in the small twisted wrench? That looks so trick but I ain't got a clue how to do it?

[awol70]

Received mine yesterday!

What an absolute great set of versatile tension tools. Haven't found a lock I can't tension with them, and now I can ditch my 25+ collection of confused tension tools and stick with these bad boys.

Like Wiz said they come in a variety of widths and thickness' (I hope that shows in the photo?), and all in all are a very well thought out and crafted set of tools... made by `the man` himself!

btw: I got an extra angled TOKE tool thrown in free ...this is a six set.

So thanks Ray mate, they will take pride of place in my collection... oh and ta` for that Master safety lockout too! I freaken love that thing... should have got the two.

I'll get something in the post to ya this week to say thanks!

PS: Dude how did you get that little `notch` in the small twisted wrench? That looks so trick but I ain't got a clue how to do it?

awesome! thanks. glad ya like'm
the notch is a trade secret,sorry...=) listen WHATEVER YOU DO...dont over-rotate the plug in the lockout! they are NOTORIOUS for spinning plugs and tossing pins inside the lock ,leaving you no choice but to smash it open.
like this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IKpLnvQL ... re=related

well this is the result anyway...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p74wbUz75I0

thank you for pointing out the thickness difference ..(you wouldn't believe how many people dont understand the diff between thickness and width.. =/ )
enjoy your tools and i hope they serve you well and long.
also, i want to see you nail that american with the dedicated tool =)
that would be awesome! (and a nice endorsement,as well.)
hope the vid bug bites ya soon....

[Wozzlock]

Point taken!
I picked it open the other day and it did act a bit cranky when I tried to turn the plug back? Bit of a heart stopper

...I do believe this was the vid you meant? hehe class vid!

[awol70]

Point taken!
I picked it open the other day and it did act a bit cranky when I tried to turn the plug back? Bit of a heart stopper

...I do believe this was the vid you meant? hehe class vid!

LOL! yeah that'd be the one =) hahah open mouth, insert foot eh...oh well a lesson well learned

[awol70]

Don't mind at all. Thanks!

yeah u really nailed that one to the wall!