Great removal tool for BB30
921745
Very easy to use and the best BB30 removal tool out there.
1120444
Great tool, helped me out in pinch removing hydraulic lines from Mercedes-Benz CLK430 Convertible top. I tried using a regular open end wrench and it felt like they were going to strip the lines. This felt much more secure and held on long enough to loosen the line.
4357460
To piggy back what else others have noted, if you damage this item beyond it's next use, you are not using it appropriately.  I used this for activating my rear fog lights on my 2011 M3.  This requires removal of both the dash trim/vent and the housing for the light switch.  After using a thinner/harder molding removal tool to open up a gap between the trim and the dash, I was able to use this tool to gently wiggle the trim from its fasteners.  Once there was enough space I was able to pull the trim from the dash with my hands without any damage to the extended leather or the plastic dash board.  This is NOT to be used as a crowbar.  This was also useful in loosening the plastic tabs gently on the light switch housing without mangling my fingers.  Very good tool.

I learned from my father that you should always use the right tool appropriately for each job.  And this does it's job quite well, if used appropriately.
2880626
Shipping on this tool was fast and priced right.  I guess Park makes other versions of this that take a socket drive (might be good if you want to use a torque wrench) but for a cartridge square-taper BB don't see the need.  I use a 32 mm headset wrench on it, but a large adjustable wrench should work too (I assume if you need a square-taper BB you probably have a threaded steerer headset, so need a headset wrench anyway).  I needed this because I was replacing a loose ball bearing BB that used spanners and fixed cup wrench.  So now I have another "removal" tool to throw into the box with my various freewheel and cassette removal tools.  I'm just glad I don't have ISIS or yet another "standard" BB.
1127762
This is an excellent tool. Does a great job at making fan removal easy. This tool is a well built tool.
1952643
Works great for removal of rusted blots and screws.
4455643
This is a very nice set. I needed an extractor tool to remove a sheared water sensor that was located in my cooling system water tube. I was very fearful of trying to use a drill, screwdriver, etc... to remove it as I didn't want any of the residual pieces to fall into the water system and cause more damage.
Once I located the correct size extractor, the job was very easy. I had the stripped part removed, new part installed, and the car put back to together within two hours...

Money well spent, and worth the price...I've already placed this in my special part tool box...
3641594
Easy to release, sturdy tool, 3 pieces good for different Jobs.
2068440
Hook on end works better than standard tool (Hyde scraper/pry bar) for separating frames from each other prior to frame's removal.
4436310
This uncapping tool does a very good job for the small bee operation. We have used them twice now and they are easy to clean with hot water, soap and a brush. I don't look to have to buy any more unless I lose one of these.
4408861
Great tool, though over the years I noticed it is too big to fit certain frames and you have to crank at an angle, which makes it likely to strip the bb's grooves. Its because they use cheaper metal (which makes this tool relatively cheap so not actually a bad idea) and thus oversized it.

For example, RWC GXP BB + SantaCruz higher tower => you have to remove the rear triangle of the frame for the non-drive side to fit, or crank at an angle to 50Nm (which is pretty much a guarantee of striping some of the bb grooves)
1542923
Awesome little attachment.  I suggest you put what you take off of the drill away.  The parts are easy to loose
1451701
Worked out great! Makes the crank removal a breeze! Already have removed several times. I don't think there is an easier way!
4153039
This thing is a godsend for desoldering jobs.  Coming from an old Radio Shack rubber-bulb type desoldering iron, this one makes removing parts a breeze!  No accidentally spraying molten solder all over your board.  No more needing 3 tries to get the whole solder blob because there isn't sufficient suction.  I de-populated 30 components from a 4x6 circuit board in under 5 minutes.  This iron is an indispensable part of my work bench now.  I've recommended it to a handful of friends who have in turn bought one and love it as well.  If you're currently using either an old rubber-bulb desoldering iron or (gasp) a standalone solder sucker that works in tandem with a soldering iron, pick up one of these.  You won't regret it.
4360927
Great trimmer attachement to make 300BLK out of 223 brass.  The new interchangeable part is very easy to use and setup.
3537202
Great little tool.  I hate removing metal staples and this item solves my problem.
4602931
This is my bee tool -- only one I use. It is ideal for (gently) breaking loose frames in your hives, an prying/lifting them up. It is stainless steel, so I don't have to worry about rust, and when I want to clean it, I can get the wax off with alcohol, and then scrub it with dishwashing soap in warm water. The edges are good for scraping off comb along the frames and walls, or anywhere you don't want it. The tool is solidly made and will last a lifetime. It is always in the pocket of my beek suit.

Good value for the money. Recommended.