Why YOU Need Swivel Head Rotating Ratchets

If you don't have a swivel head (aka roto-head) ratchet in your toolbox you're missing out! These save me so much time and frustration when it comes to tight spots. Seen in this video are the Wera Zyklop and the GearWrench Roto Head. Links to these below:
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[@bigc7t]

I'm with ya man, I love roto heads. I have many different ones. I have a few from Japan that are really cool and unique. I have the Pittsburgh set and I like the 1/2" drive one. I also have the Olsa tools set that are basically the same as the Icon set. But I love them. Great stuff thanks for the video.

[@TorqueAndTwisted]

Thanks for watching 👍 which Japanese brand rotos do you recommend?

[@deeeyewhy5949]

Seems like an extensions with a socket would have done the trick with any ratchet 🤷‍♂️

[@TorqueAndTwisted]

Yes that often can work depending on what else is in the way. I don’t often go with long extensions on hand tools, it’s a higher chance of rounding or slipping off.

[@SuperOtter]

Seems like for this use case a socket screwdriver would do the same.

[@TorqueAndTwisted]

In this exact instance, if the screwdriver is ratcheting it’s a close cousin. But that screwdriver can’t swivel its head 360 to avoid obstacles.