Great video - I have that KTC ratchet as well as the long handled version (BRSW3L) and I think they are both high quality ratchets. I’ve been using them for a while now and I think they work well. I was considering the Tone, but I wasn’t sure of the quality. I believe they are made in Taiwan, and some of the user reviews I had read seem to say that there are issues with the lock mechanism and difficulty in switching the direction of the selector cap. How do you rate the Tone?
Thank you for writing your comment. KTC swivel ratchets are very high quality. In order to make the head as small as possible, the switching lever has become very small. I think that made it harder to switch. At least I wanted you to do a non-slip processing such as knurling. Tone no swivel ratchet is similar to other companies, so I think it's probably made in Taiwan. Tone features a unique locking mechanism. Since the usability is special, you may find it difficult to use until you get used to it. I hardly feel the benefits of double gear. Head size and thickness are almost the same as KTC. If you give priority to good accuracy, we recommend KTC. For those who like gimmicks and like light weights, Tone is recommended. I am very happy to see you all the time. If you have any other questions, feel free to comment.
Great video - I have that KTC ratchet as well as the long handled version (BRSW3L) and I think they are both high quality ratchets. I’ve been using them for a while now and I think they work well. I was considering the Tone, but I wasn’t sure of the quality. I believe they are made in Taiwan, and some of the user reviews I had read seem to say that there are issues with the lock mechanism and difficulty in switching the direction of the selector cap. How do you rate the Tone?
Thank you for writing your comment.
KTC swivel ratchets are very high quality.
In order to make the head as small as possible, the switching lever has become very small.
I think that made it harder to switch.
At least I wanted you to do a non-slip processing such as knurling.
Tone no swivel ratchet is similar to other companies, so I think it's probably made in Taiwan.
Tone features a unique locking mechanism.
Since the usability is special, you may find it difficult to use until you get used to it.
I hardly feel the benefits of double gear.
Head size and thickness are almost the same as KTC.
If you give priority to good accuracy, we recommend KTC.
For those who like gimmicks and like light weights, Tone is recommended.
I am very happy to see you all the time.
If you have any other questions, feel free to comment.