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Bauer has a Combo kit with 5ah battery and charger. Just bought one today. Bauer also has a Combo kit with 6 tools and battery and charger at Harbor Freight .

Hercules with a free battery with extended warranty 133 plus tax you can’t beat that

I've been using the Pittsburgh pro long flex head comfort grip as my go-to for a long time. Picked up the icon one today with 40% off coupon ($32.99) I will compare the 2 in use and probably put the Pittsburgh in 2nd string.

Now do it with the wrenches you say you don't want to compare HF to, with the exact same tests, in the exact same manner, with the same zeal, and torque. I promise you, you will break more than one wrench. See, using a tool the way the tool wasn't intended to be used... well, that's a failure of the person using the tool. "Everything is a hammer" is the mindset.

For those prices I hope Snap-on at least includes some Vaseline.

How accurate are these tests? I feel like if you ran this same test 15 times with the exact same brands you would probably get 15 different results.

The Pittsburgh Pro is the only dual pawl ratchet of the bunch, which means the pawls are not as hefty so they won't hold up to the torque of the single pawl ratchets. The older Duralast ratchets has larger teeth and a much lower teeth count, so it will obviously hold up to more torque than the rest of the higher teeth ratchets. Nevertheless, if you are doing finer work and want very low backdrag with a smooth operation, the Pittsburgh Pro win out in that front.

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@ClientGraphics why did you not run the same amp hour battery in each drill? I mean you kept repeating the amp hours. It’s like the easiest thing to do for a fair comparison.

I like my snap on ratchets. To be fair its just preference unless you get specialty tools. Sockets are something to compare with accessibility, wall thickness, and bite. It’s one of those things you shouldnt be fighting about if you’re getting your job done… who cares what you use. I have $100k plus in snap on and i dont regret a single cent. Seen people getting everything done for cheaper and thats cool too. Only thing i can say is that i notice i never need to borrow something where as others come to me when their wrenches open up ect

Great video!! Your helping me big time!

Wera’s tools for collectors and not people that use them for a living

Tekkton done won me over.

Those Duralast are pretty solid.

And just like that prices are through the roof

snap are good buy just to dam high for a name period

682 my butt.

Please come back 🎉

clever young man

So how much did Harbor Freight pay oou?

I have the wright ratchet and they don’t come oiled as they say they should but once you oil them they become BUTTER smooth

I don’t think you said how many ft pounds the Pittsburgh got before failure in the summary. As you have said over 200 is respectable so I don’t think any of them were below 200 and the S&K has the lowest score if I recall but since you omitted the Pittsburgh score I am not sure

Kobalt 24v stuff is the bomb !! Sold my ''over priced'' Dewalt 20v brushless stuff,, to buy a bunch of misc. 24v Kobalt,, & a real smart move I made there !! A lot of the Kobalt stuff is actually designed & engineered in Germany,, with some of it actually assembeled in Nevada USA. As far as I' am concerned,, there is no better quality /''bang for the buck'' out there. The 1/2 drills,, actually use top shelf genuine Jacobs steel & ball bearing chucks ! It's a no brainer. 😉 I

Thats NOT the 1000Nm Hazet, its the OLD Version of Hazet Ratchet. The NEW One´s have a BLACK handle with blue letters So pls, stop this Scam!

My kobalt petered out and a friend came over with his Dewalt and knocked it out quick

I keep expanding my icon set, and I'm loving it all so far. If I was a snap on fan boy, I'd be so pissed right now. They've obviously been ripping people off.

Where is koken?

I wonder if he got sued or something. I love the videos

He misuses his terms, backlash and back drag. Backlash is a distance measurement. Back drag is a force measurement. This video is all about back drag and never addresses backlash. Lash is the free play in a mechanical drive system. Backlash is the total lash in the drive train experienced when changing directions. This is important when attempting to compare effective handle arc swing required engage the next ratchet/pawl tooth. Back drag is the force required to engage the next ratchet/,pawl tooth. Both are important to the mechanic. High back drag can turn an un-torqued fastener on the ratcheting back swing. Excessive backlash consumes handle arc swing reducing how many ratchet/pawl teeth engagements are effected. Achieving fine tooth ratcheting engagement that did not compromise tool strength was a major challenge for the tool industry. Snap-On was super late to the fine tooth pear head ratcheting world, frustrating this Snappy user for nearly 3 decades. I owned a handful of the Snappy round head ratchets with moderate approval, but relied on my SK 72 tooth ratchets over my beloved Snap-On tools when fine tooth was warranted. As far as I know, SK was the first to introduce the 72 tooth system about 1980 when I purchased my SK ratchets. If Snap-On already had this design, I was not aware of it for at least another 10 years when I began trying the Snappy versions. I have never seen a Koken tool, but I see strong reviews of them. Snap-On eventually developed their 80 tooth pear head design. I own quite a few. It is a highly superior tool design and finally put my SK tools and Snap-On round head tools to secondary use. My son has recently been purchasing the new Snap-On 100 tooth ratchets. I have seen reviews that Snap-On has some quality/function issues with the new series. I have been retired for years, and likely can no longer justify the Snappy expense for the 100 tooth ratchets, so I don't plan on experimenting. Koken looks great from the head size and fabulous back drag. I would like to see a backlash comparison and strength and service life comparison. Availability and cost comparisons are other related considerations. This review is meaningful, but in the nerdy world of ratchet comparison misusing specific technical terms is not very helpful. Japan turned the USA manufacturing world on its head yet has not punched deeply into the USA tool market. Japan beat up the USA automotive industry, electronic industryand did the same to the USA machine tool industry. It will be interesting to me to see if Japan will beat up the USA tool industry too.

Tractor supply can go pound sand

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I recently bought the Kobalt on 3Jul2024 & returned it on 30Jul2024 due to complete motor failure. Only minimal weekend use during that time. The guy at the return desk wasn't surprised it was returned.

the 6 point flat with open end are the best. you can stick another wrench on the open end for more torque

Thank you so much for the beautiful videos, but not all your audience are English Native, I'd appreciate if you speak little bit slower in the future please. Thank you again for the video 🙂

Can we see what the 1/4" z-eal 72th gets? It must be less than the 3/8" z-zeal...

Usually, under normal conditions without a pipe extension, these tools last. For a worker to break it by hand, he must have the strength of a king kong!

Thank you!!

If its not Made in the USA, I'm not buying it. I'm done with cheap china made garbage. Thankfully the majority of my Craftsman was when it was made here in the States

It is Injust . Kobalt is 24v 😏😏😏😏. Leave the madness.

HYY,,,,,,,MAN Your doing some great videos please keep it up !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I just laugh at people that buy snap-on. I think the shit is funny.

I believe hart is made by TTI whi also makes Milwaukee tool

I have a small M2 or M3 set or grub screw in my bike hydraulic fill/bleed hole. It is lock-tighted in so much by the factory that the normal hex key rounded it first try. I don't want to use heat because there's an o-ring and hydraulic fluid in there and plastic components around it. Do they make removal tools small enough for M2 set or grub screws? Another suggestion you didn't cover is to use adhesive like epoxy or JB weld to bond the hex key to the screw, but I like the idea of hammering in a larger bit.

The Craftsman professional red and black with the gold letters is the best and the they are selling on eBay for 800$ original price 80$ try to sell them icon online 😂 u might get half and snap on never resale for more than original price the Craftsman are so good snap on copyd Craftsman screwdriver

I bought both the Eagle Grip and a Knipex pair. I hope to God the Malco pliers are still US-made. Apparently, they shut down that facility they just opened and are selling through their remaining stock.

I was such a Milwaukee fanboy due to the price point and warranty (vs snap on.) but since Hercules now offers a 5 year warranty I’m SOLD! I’m not a professional tech by any means but I do use my tools every day and at this price point, it can’t be beat! Thanks HF! 🙏🏽

Maybe use a snap on that is not already broken!

Snap on is definitely the cheapest tool wise, their apparel is pricey though. I got this 30,000 dollar snap on hat that came with a bunch of free tools

I have a question how do you turn it off?? Do you have to wind it down before you let it rest??

Love this Chanel, not some random talk pov with useless info