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Bro…. I hate mechanics that are brand exclusive, if you know how to use the tool properly most of the top tier brands work just fine hell I know plenty of master mechanics that use Pittsburgh from harbor freight. I have mostly Matco and Milwaukee with a few here and there items from other manufacturers. Been in the automotive industry for 25 years. Just use the best tool, your brain

Those pliers are bad ass. They perform well

while click types do have their place ,Beam type ARE more accurate,but we are not talking about the 25$ ones,,when Dodge was building the viper engines, click type were BANNED from the engine assembly building..only beam type were use to assemble the viper engines,and yes they cost more than 300$..

I was just using a click type torque wrench to tighten an axle bolt to 150 pounds. The click was so FAINT that I did not HEAR it and went past 150 pounds.

On a different topic did you know CAT and others sell certain SnapOn manufactured hand tools..Some at quite the discounted price..

EightPenny has the best tools. Go checkout his toolbox tour videos. Very impressive

Level with you mate, a beam torque wrench you can take out of the box, use, and put back with no worries. To have a click type last long, you need to unwind it every day. And even then it’s an inevitability that the click type will slowly have spring creep.

flex beam for small stuff that needs precision click type for everything else digital for aircraft and other critical work

Every bolt is a torque to yield bolt keep tightening until you hear a crack and then back it off a 1/4 turn

Im sure they said the same thing about the first impact tools, the first drill driver, automobile, what have you. Use what works for you on the job and how you prefer to work

He’s right

Whats your time worth? Isnt it cheaper for customer to just replace it all unless you are underbidding yourself.

You do realize both brands make zero degree offset wrenches as well?

Also bleeding breaks with a socket when the bleeder valve is too rusted to use a normal 12pt wrench

My favorite set mac ❤️ have over 12 years

285x is what you were after, but facom has a 12 point version. Long pattern too with non slip open ended design

Any style of torque that isn’t calibrated properly can cause damage.

Click style are just as accurate, and more fool proof than digital. Digital just beeps to indicate spcified torque. Clickers 'fall off' at the set torque, creating a dead zone that prevents you from over tightening, and gives you enough time to react and not push past.

Now you can just run to Lowes and pick up some Craftsman overdrive wrenches and spend even less.

Probably used a torque wrench like my gorilla dad. Torque - Click - Torque - Stop. Why even bother using a torque wrench if you go past the click?

Rather than 'diversity', I think what you've got there is a 'complementary' set of wrenches....the Snappys work best in most situations, but there are times when a slightly different pattern will give you an advantage in access or grip. I have the USAG 285x set and I love them....they're not an every day driver, but when you need that offset or extra grip, they rise to the occasion.

They seemed to work for a long time until digital came along

Yeah but sometimes you get into a spot where you can't see.

So I have two of the 100 tooth Cynergy ratchets. I too have been able to make them free spin by pushing the direction selector in. But what I've noticed is that I don't thinks a relationship between pushing the selector straight in, I honestly feel like when I've done it and been able to replicate the free spin I'm actually turning the selector ever sooooo slightly. I'ts extremely hard to push the selector in and not have it spin a very little bit. I'm wondering if in doing so, because the teeth are finer if thats just enough disengagement to take the teeth out of contact. I'd be curious to hear what you think too.

I use the Mac wrenches in the opposite direction any time I need to with zero issues. I'm not trying to throw any shade at you dude, but this feels more like a made up problem

In practice, this is very rarely an issue in my experience.. I will not deny though that it is good to diversify! That's why I have a LOT of different wrenches 😁

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i dont know what the hell that dude was doing to damage the fateners but thats why you go slow with a torque wrench so you dont ugga dugga the bolt to damn hard

Never had any problems with my click wrenches.

I totally agree with your points of review, but my craftsman wrenches fit just like your snapoff did.

hes got a point for sure... i have the same exact torque wrench, ive stipped a head bolt before with a torque wrench ONCE...

This is the ratchet for pretty much everything. A couple years ago I got out of automotive and back into marine. Immediately I was wanted a 1/4 version. The bend makes it possible to use as a speeder handle once you get the hang of it. The snap on 1/4 flex head speeder handle is my new number one now!

Absolutely hated my 100 tooth. Not even gonna talk about the back drag issue. The screw that holds the head to the handle is much smaller and the threads on the handle are so fine that they strip out incredibly easy. It starts to loosen up and the head gets super floppy, so naturally you tighten the screw and it inevitably strips the threads. This happened to me 3 times in a 4/5 month span. After the 3rd time I gave it back to my dealer and got my money back. Not good

Lookie here friend, it is because no one ever told you that you are suppose to get your clicker type torque wrench calibrated before the use of the tool. That way it is setup for the correct & proper torque for all bolts & nuts. i see people forget to return the tool to either zeroI or the lowest when the finish use of the tool. also I see alot people unknown of this knowledge for the this tool. I still use my clicker torque tool to this day because it still get calibrated every year & I cannot rely on tool with failed batteries.

Nice job proving that its good tho

I hate my snap on rachets! I would take a gearwrench 120xp flex head over eny Snap-On far better quality I broke plenty of snap on rachets haven't yet broken my gearwrench rachets or rachet wrenches and I am not easy on them

Wenn man zu schnell arbeitet und dran reisst ist es so. Wenn man kontrolliert und professionell arbeitet ist es kein problem

12 point easier to strip

Your father-in-law must be a democrat. They hear the truth instead of seeking or experiencing the truth. They called right wingers domestic terrorists.

They looked exactly the same

No one makes a better wrench than snap-on

Clickbait...... waste of time

I love their hard handle screwdrivers. I refer their screwdriver handles as a modified Snap On.

I was always using the one with the big arrow

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I have this exact toolbox. I also have the bottom as well

All I use is IR

I like snap on bare metal and hard handle ratchets

I'll take a mid-level, no-name wrench over that overpriced garbage any day😂😂

Just bought a set of duratech to keep in my truck for farming same look seem like great wrenches for almost nothing