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History Channel: Toolbox

DVD Features:

• Region 1; USA & Canada
• Keep Case
• Full Frame - 1.33
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Product Description:

This entry in the History Channel's Toolbox series goes inside the pits of NASCAR to explore the world of top-notch mechanic's tools. Tracing the history and evolution of the hydraulic jack and the socket wrench, the program explains how these tools can mean the difference between a winning lap and a losing one. This set also includes a study of the chainsaw, complete with a behind-the-scenes look at a factory floor where they're made.

Description by New Video Group:

The key to winning a NASCAR race is a lightning-fast pit stop. And for this, high-tech mechanic tools are crucial: the hydraulic jack, the impact wrench, and a good set of socket wrenches.

MECHANIC'S TOOLS offers a detailed survey of these must-have tools and reveals the secret weapons of racing, including 1,000-piece socket sets, Sawzalls® that rip metal, and a specialized tape that binds even at soaring speeds. Next, CHAINSAW traces the evolution of one of the world's most powerful tools, from its original half-ton manifestation to the newest innovations. The tour includes a visit to a modern chainsaw factory and a glimpse into the future with the Timco 820, which can harvest seven acres of trees in a single day.

Together for the first time, these fascinating TOOLBOX programs showcase some of the world's most essential tools.

Plot Keywords:

Documentary | History

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