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It's weird because the craftsman chrome handle is the only chrome handle I like. I have vintage forged in USA craftsman and one new breaker bar (chinese) and I think the handles are great. Obviously it's all personal preference. Good video
YEAH SCIENCE!!
A breaker bar is a very basic tool like an anvil or a hammer clearly paying big bucks for a "name brand" breaker bar is a waste of money.
That 24v probably allows the Kobalt to spin and get certain jobs done faster but I wonder how long the components would hold up compared to 20v brushless at similar torque and drill resistance levels.
Hi from the future 😉. Kinda hate how Stanley has so much overload between brands, make them. Just looking at the tool they rebranded for craftsman and the DeWalt tools. They made weird choices 😞. The focus is not there, tho they have fixed some stuff.
I've bought lots of Snap on tools at pawn shops. Found most will not haggle at best may come down 5-10% rarely. They almost never skip the tax. You need to know the retail prices because for sure the pawn shop does. Expect to pay the sticker price knowing it is 50-60% tool truck prices.
THANK YOU! Triple Square worked and I didn't have to go buy anything.
HF for the win.
dont you have "Stanley" brand tool in the USA?
i never use a cheater pipe, but a 3lbs hammer. how much force would that be?
I will never buy Snap-On tools, unless I can find them used and in good shape. I like the ICON, TEKTON , CAPRI, and Gear Wrench ratchets. I also have had no issues with Husky ratchets from my master set I got a long time ago.
Only giving All Mighty Red a 5 second foot note is criminal
I have adaptets that let me use dewalt/milwaukee battteries with ryobi tools and viceversa. I have to tell you that i have many tools that i have in ryobi and milwaukee and dewalt.....the difference in these tools are little from ryobi to dewalt but more noticable in milwauke vs ryobi.
Long time ago when i was an aircraft mechanic I buy the tools i used the most or broke the most from snap on, evening else was craftsman and harbor freight. Couldn't be happier ☺️
nothing like Snapon or Hilti
No I had one, and I hated it. I returned it to the store
The Pittsburgh pro is a good rachet and it's easier to get replace ment. You take it into harbor freight I they will replace it right quick.
I work in a shop and that Pittsburg professional ratchet is a beast . I’ve put a cheater bar on it many times and over one year using it still great
the torque testing channel has dismantled snap on...snap on performs worse than the Icon and proto brands. Redo this video without a video cut where you switch out the bolt.
I bought a set of 3 ratchets 1/4, 3/8 , and 1/2 in the Canadian Tire Maximum line , they resemble what you have. They were on sale $50 CDN.
I bought FLEX only because it was 50% off and lifetime warranty. For the small company I work for, I only really need a toolbelt, drill/impact and a circular saw in my trunk, anyway.
Client Graphics sucks... all that BS doesn't prove a damn thing😊
Maintenance mechanic at a huge ass plant...Spent about a thousand in tekton tools last year well worth it! U get cash back if you order directly from the tekton site higly recommend them
Koken hands down
Very helpful video. Thank you.
check the prices today.
It's actually a totally different battery considering the fact that it's using different batteries themselves so they definitely shouldn't have the same part number the only thing that's actually the same is they're running the same voltage the same number of cells in the bank but battery capacity wise the 21.700 hold a lot more power than the 18650s so definitely shouldn't be the same part number
TS is not a company any American citizen should continue to supporting due to delusionally woke CEO.
Flex head ratchets are not my first go to ratchet . Though these didnt break on the flex but the palls/gears
I’m not sure I believe the numbers on the Tekton lol
Having basically grown up with SK that I inherited in the 60s and remain prominent in my auto box to this day, I’m glad to see them coming back. I they change country of mfg or use chinese components however, I will not pay the higher numbers SK USA commands.
Lots of Commies in the comments. No one beats Snap On.
Love my icon set, i have their mini set as wel
Nice. Exactly what i was looking for when i searched this.
Why did you leave out Proto and Wright?
I need to tools how much pric
The S-K round head ratchet is classic and is a sturdy tool. It is the right ratchet to put in a set. If you want ultra-fine teeth, or any other special feature in a ratchet, you need to buy the ratchet individually to get exactly what you want.
A while back, I bought a set of tools off the Mac truck. It was Another brand he was selling. The name of the brand is professional. Any idea if professional brand is still sold off the Mac truck?
That was a surprise. Could you do another comparison using Blackhawk by Proto and Cougar Pro? I had a Cougar 1/4" drive pearhead ratchet from when Cougar was Wright Tools' value brand. They're now called Cougar Pro. Anyway, I tried to destroy that cougar. I assembled a swing set with it. When I was tightening the upper beam, I literally pulled myself up off of the ground, hung on it and then bounced my full weight on it several times. She laughed. I felt stupid. I should've known better. 😅
Good review. Satisfying
Should not b a surprise on d battery test kus d one that preforms faster consumption is less
I bought Napa brand ratchet in a pinch and the handle came off the first time I used it and had to epoxy it back on to get the job done. Handle doesn’t go to the end of the handle. It flexes if you actually use the end of the handle. It only goes about half into the handle. So this tool actually cost me money to use.
Napa brand is no where close to snap on. Snap on is made from virgin steel.
Napa brand is no where close to snap on. Snap on is made from virgin steel.
Show which shapes the weird jaws are able to grip. Which plier brands are 100% exchange guaranteed including the teeth?
I know this is an old video but I just got a H/f ratchet from the pawnshop and it’s going into my junk yard bag 💼. For the 2 bucks I bought it for. if I forgot it no great loss.
Do you happen to have the Pittsburgh 1/2 deep impact sockets? Do thwy fit in this tray side by side? Thanks!
I wish I had discovered Tekton tools sooner. Now they are my go to
U pressed button on the Hercules for failure
The Milwaukee is doing this with only a 2.0/hr battery compared to the other tools with larger batteries