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You forgot a pair. The most important ones too... the IRWIN IRWIN Tools VISE-GRIP Original 4" Locking Wrench with Wire Cutter for break lines and bikes

My Milwaukee worked great for 2yrs but doesnt want to eject bits anymore

$19 @ Amazon

Okay pal, were almost a the Year mark for radio silence. I hope that means you are busy and making money.

Check out the Icon flex head ratchet and bit set, it is similar to the Prestacycle but it has a flex head.

Is the craftsman can do work with socket?

Great video thanks!

Whose sister is this?

Nice video. I like the bgm bro.

I just got my Neiko and you definitely got a dud driver, mine holds the bits just fine. However the hinge was gummed up with dried paint so I had to open and close it a few times to get it move smoothly

I like the one with the hex shaft, because you can use a locking bitholder as a handle.

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I have a bunch of these but the gearwrench w the 1/4 and 5/16 on the same wrench is the best one I have found for everyday use as a service tech. I have carried it or the husky version for a decade and it gets me out of almost every situation I need a right angle bit. I think it has the lowest clearance and basically the clearance of the bit

Prestacycle is a lot like the Icon and I think there’s another Craftsman and/or Facom that matches up. Oh and Tone has an offering or two as well, very much like the Wera. Oh and Teng tools has an offering too. Klein is intended for HVAC work.

The best one is by fair the wera because of the teeth inside the ratchet. These bit ratchets are for when you have zero space and having a ratchet with finer teeth helps immensely.

Sometimes when im removing this Oxy containers, im thinking about Smoke Gs or a flashbang 😂

Those are great multi tools ⚒️ bravo 👏 But i wish i have those while using it on the line maintenance, Right now, Im using the basic Gerber multiplier 600, still tough on doing things if you forgot your tools in the tool room 😂

Icon has a kit that I love, I replaced a few of the bits for ones that I use most often and it’s fantastic

Coupled with a hex bit extender and bits, its perfect for EDC

Great video!

I do NOT want these tools if they are using them to make Boeing airplanes. Those airplanes are falling apart midair.

I'll just use my small 1/4 inch ratchet with a thumb driver (for spinning with my finger, when necessary). Your recommendations are much more expensive. Mine have never worn out.

Thanks for this!

Rocks Review?

I’m here to defend the Sabercut. It’s my room of choice on my 3D printer. The face that it lets go of the bit when I’m working with very small hardware is good. I’ll start an M2 with it in “screwdriver mode”, hold the bit, pull the wrench free and put it in “ratchet mode” to finish it. For very small hardware I prefer it over Allen keys.

So as you know Malco stopped making these pliers. Snap On ended up buying all the machinery from the factory and are making these pliers in one of their factories. They have come out with new pliers and from the sounds of it they are going to be bringing out a lot more.

The Bostitich p/n 72187BT also has a 1/4 inch 12 point on it

I love US tools but man o man, when you charge 3x or more the money in the name of "made in USA" it's a bit hard to swallow for essentially the same thing.

The sog look thicker Clip and leverage seems better on the leatherman

Seems like the Icon set (Item 58074 at Harbor Freight) combines everything you liked in the Prestacycle with the convenience of brick & mortar store for lifetime warranty replacement.

i recognize this voice. don't you work on and review cars? you helped me find my cx5 ;-)

Klein is for electricians or hvac techs. 1/4 and 5/16 is a common size in both trades

Love these sorts of things I just don't understand why nobody seems to give them knurling like the Leatherman Extension (either these stubby ones or the longer ones like prestacycle)

A quick extension is a 1/4” Allen wrench .

For screw extraction, recently i have discovered the 3.Peaks brand. They are better than Engineer.

Hey amigo, it's been awhile. I hope you're doing well and just too busy to post more videos. Looking forward to more great content!

Pls make some more content!!

I have a sog one ots one of the best i have had as the pliers have gears to mesh the pliers

Wera is made in cez Republic

i just bought one of these a few weeks ago. mine didn't have the 1/4 hex so I had to order a 1/4 square to 1/4 hex. great tool to keep handy

Looks like a must have tool

Good information

Good video thanks for sharing

I just bought 2 of these. I need 1 for my bicycle and 1 for my EDC pocket pouch. I just broke my ratchet bit driver and I had to use my Leatherman with the bit in my plies to loosen a screw on my friends car and I was looking for a bit driver that I could use some torque on it, for tight places and I think this will be wonderful for that. It's small enough to fit in my 3x5 inch pocket pouch that has all my bits as well. Thanks for the video.

Great video thanks for the information

I just came across your channel and I'm enjoying your content I'm watching each show to catch up. This will save me money on my tool purchases Thank you for expertise

That's one of my favorite channels on TH-cam. Very informative.

Excellent ratchets review, I think the only thing missing was to indicate the limit torque that could handle on average each of them

The victorinox ratchet is my favorite. Mostly bc it fits the case with the Swiss tool. Plus I just love victorinox. Never bought a crappy product from them

Are the Stanley proto made by Grip-On because they make the Locking pliers for channel lock that's new on the market say made in Spain