What you need for high speed crossbolts
938085
Mine stops bolts from a Barnett Predator just fine. It has one field point that went all the way thru, but at least no fletching in the block. Now if I could just remove the bolts. The Easton Carbon Headhunters will not come out. Twisting, turning, they're still in there. I'm bending the bolts as far as I dare. I suggest what I will do next time out. Spray your bolts with Pam cooking spray. Maybe that'll work.

Addendum to my previous review. After taking a breather for a few days, I tackled getting all 8 of my bolts out of the block. What worked was rotating each bolt (for a sure grip I used a rubberized lid remover). It took getting a hard, positive grip and rotating the bolts till they broke free, turning them steadily the whole way out. Now I know. Wiggling them doesn't help. And I do believe I found another use for cooking spray (as a release agent during sight-in and target practice). Totally clean, new bolts are a BEAR to get out of a new Block, but for 375-400fps speeds, you need one of these.
1351162
I converted my shimano ring from 3 to 2 with a race face bash ring. I replaced the crappy shimano bolts with these. As others have pointed out, the double hex bolts allow you to get a much better turn on the nuts for either removal or installation. I'm pretty pleased with them.
2515212
Simple. Works.

Setup took less than 5 minutes. With the fast thunderbolt speed I can work directly from the drive.
4172585
Perfect tool for the Bell wire guys. These are what you want if you're using plenty of the 3M Scotchlock IDC butt or splice connectors. If you try to use a normal set of pliers, it's just too easy to apply too much force and crack or damage the connectors.
4137300
Hard to find double hole hasps. I needed replacements for storage units and these are the closest I could find. The only other option is using 2 padlock eyes, which means extra work. The added benefit of these is the lock is harder to cut off because of the angled extension.
4107700
I have used these to replace the OEM Bosch sensors on my getting old Porsche Boxster.  They are a newer "planar" design compared to the original "thimble" style and are the recommended replacement according to Bosch and are used on the newer models.  They are a hair bigger, however.

These are not a direct replacement, but a universal model require splicing.  I did not use the supplied connector but crimped/soldered them and covered them with high-temp heat-shrink and fiberglass lined silicone hose comparable to OEM.  I am very anal about reliability.

The advantage of these is faster warm up and faster responsiveness compared to the OEM thimble style.  In practice, this reduces/eliminates the odd once-a-year Check Engine Light where often the code is related to aging or slow O2 sensor response.

If you are handy and can do a good splice job, I would highly recommend these, and they are a good price.
510200
Locked on nicely and will be a good discourage for the quick hook up and stealing minded people.  A very high quality finish on this coupler lock.
832428
Superb quality but, honestly The Shack and discount stores sell imports that work well. If you have a "mission critical" project where it's hard to get to the use, then I do recommend this brand. If you are replacing a fuse, make sure you get either a slow blo or fast acting matching the orig. I know electronic techs who have been careless and installed a wrong type fuse and had circuit board meltdowns. Most slow acting fuses generally have tiny resistors or special shaped links inside the glass tube. They also all stamped with rating and type. Always buy exact spec match. Why this brand- generally even cheap imports work initially. Some imports have a nasty tendency to " weaken in load carrying capacity with age". Also observe end caps. Full metal are usually better. If you see a lot of solder it might be an inferior fuse.
565608
I was a little taken back by the cost of this interlock.  But I have to say, what you get is a quality item with many extras.  It comes with everything you need to install it, then they add both warning stickers and directional stickers that show someone unfamiliar with the setup how to use.

All in all if your going to go with an interlock instead of a transfer switch, this is one of the best products to use.
1608876
I have five of these units. Three run 24x7. One is part of my travel kit for connecting to anything.
I mostly use FireWire 800, but get better speed using ESATA via a thunderbolt to card bus 34 to ESATA arrangement when speed is critical.
I would rate 5 Stars, but the units area problematic with USB 3 in some situations. It fails with Thunderbolt docks consistently while cheap USB Drive Docks easily deliver 128M per sec. It cannot hot swap drives and on occasion requires a full reboot to even recognize a connected drive.
USB 3 aside, these are fast, versatile and dependable Docks.
4105016
I've used a few of these to help harden doors by giving added protection to the door frame around the hole for the deadlatch. These are not too difficult to install, and I will always recommend these as a part of any serious effort to "harden" exterior or interior doors. It is important to use the longest screws one can employ for at least some of the holes. Three inch screws seem to be the gold standard for North American doors, and that is what I try to use.

This is not the only upgrade one should employ to harden doors. Another one (without the "lip") should be used for the deadbolt strike plate itself. Door reinforcers (or door edge guards), longer screws for the hinge side of the frame, grade two, or better yet grade one deadbolt locks are also easy upgrades that can improve the security for a basic door.
4104234
I needed this tool to install some cross rails on my Honda CR-V roof rack.  The instructions warned to not over tighten past 10nm.  I tried it out on a machine screw first and I was not sure how it would stop me from over doing it.  But if you apply more force the tool will disengage and click to stop you from proceeding.  If you need a specific torque setting this is much less expensive than the variable torque screwdrivers costing $60 or more.
1549681
Everything I needed to replace a snapped cable on my heavy solid wood garage door. This kit included high-quality cables (both pulley cables and safety cables!) with all the hooks, clamps, and clips I needed.  The pulley cables came with loops, so all I did was hook them on the brackets and thread them through. I needed extra long cables, so the 14-foot cables were just right. All that, and the product came when promised (fast!).
4173333
Great product, be aware that it does have a slightly unique "cut out", I think this may work fine to cover doors that already had a dead bolt and lower lock.  Mine did not have a deadbolt so I had to drill a single small hole up to for the screw rail to go through, it fit otherwise perfect over my existing door installation and did not take any effort.  Programming following the guide took about 2 minutes (literally) and the Mifare cards included work very well.  So does code lock.  For the price you can't beat this.
2053471
Anyone who has a newer VW knows they use these od little bolts called triplesquares. This is a good set to have around in the case you run into or God forbid, OWN one of those quirky German outcasts.
2265782
The bolt may be a little bigger than standard, but that's good, right?  The install is almost like a regular lock... no big deal.  The operation is rock solid.  It didn't mention it in the product description but I believe this lock is bump resistant.  (The lock mechanism is not directly connected to the cylinder unless you insert the key and apply pressure.)

This was definitely worth it, especially since more "bump proof" locks are ~$120 anyway.  You can't beat a Schlage!
490325
Great for extending the ports on my Macbook. And you really only need 1 or 2 USB3.0 ports for high speed drives. The rest of the ports are good for anything else.