Sealey Speed Ratchet VS Hand Ratchet ?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ก.ค. 2024
- A Speed Ratchet or a Hand Ratchet ? Lets check out the pros and cons. !
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Channel is getting more like the sealey shopping channel 😠
Attach a teaspoon to the socket, 1nm is the perfect torque for a particularly strong morning cuppa.
Blimey, that must be Yorkshire tea then! Great idea...
Nice review Del, looks like very complete kit. More toys to play with, LOL. Penny and you have a good week . Cheers
Looks good. Have I seen you down the market selling those spiral veg gadgets?
I don’t think I’d buy one but thanks for putting the video up. It always good to know what is available. I bought the Gedor Red btw and I love it.
Nicely explained I have a 12v ratchet and I know is no the strongest or fastest but those the job by helping me take and put back faster great video
Fantastic review thanks for sharing I’m picking one up tomorrow. In 3/8 drive
First time I've seen this covered. Of course, only active mechanics like you could justify the expense. Topics like this are why I subscribed.
Therein lies a good point, the tools you buy will reflect in the workload you're under.
@@Moonfleet41 spoken like a mechanical Confucius.. 🤔😁
Which impact gun are you showing in this video?
Good review Del, as always. Looks like a very useful tool, though from some of the comments you'd think you were standing at a podium in 1930 Germany making a whole country sing "Sealey Uber Alles". Well... haters gonna hate. Keep on truckin', mate!
ha ha well put Sir!
Looks like a nice piece of kit that! ive got a sealey electric ratchet too and i use it all the time!
Quality tool Del. Cheers for the VT. And.... a real bonus with the battery. As lithium batteries are well known not to suffer from the memory effect. Fannytastic fella👍
Cheers buddy, glad you enjoyed it!
Good review Del. Its always good to have the right tool when its time to 'Unloosen' nuts.
Sure thing Joe, hope the bike project is still underway?
Great video. A tool well worth having. I use air ratchets but this could be better as no air line getting in the way. Over 30 years in the trade.👍👍
Thanks for the endorsement Sir, it's a valuable opinion..!
That's a serious step up from my current Milwaukee m12 ratchet... I know that they have some of those functions in the new right angle impacts but they would be huge in a fast ratchet that size. I can only hope Milwaukee move more that direction with the next model. How long do those tiny batteries last and do they work in other tools? Might be worth looking into, thanks for bringing it to our attention and ignore the haters...
Thanks for your input buddy, part of the point of showing this was that it's actually NOT an impact wrench, only power comes only from your arm... so there's very little power needed to drive at less than 1Nm, so am gonna be using it as much as possible to see just how long the battery lasts! And I'll certainly let you know...
Would it undo a nylock once you broke it free, many nut and bolt fixings have a nylock nut on them, if not it's pretty limited use surely ??
I realised after editing I should have covered that, yes it will spin a nylock, provided all it's forcing against is the nylon ring and not a load of crud, or old threadlock, but that's the same for any nut.
Are you able to get the high-speed ratchet from Milwaukee in your area
Wow a 3:1.5 ratio! I like the 1Nm stop too. Thanks for the review.
I use a small battery operated bit-driver for this purpose. It's max torque is 5 Nm on the 10th setting, so I can finish the job with a torque wrench. Time saver and hand saver, I like the idea.
In days of old, when knights were bold & dressing took for ever,
to speed the nuts, they took short cuts, when going hell for leather.
The twirling pace of their speed-brace, got Sir strapped in his can,
so they ignored his 'buts', trapped his nuts & munched on marzipan.
But had they lithium batteries, to use back in the day,
it might have been less effort, to twist the knight away.
(If Sir Cumference was a bike, he'd have been a Goldwing . . . Y'all : ) x
What are the little purple/blue things in the box that kind of look like a set of nuts?
They're socket magnets mate, it's a hexagonal plastic ring with 3 magnets fitted in them, they hold themselves in to the socket and when you take or nut or bolt off, they hold it in the socket so it doesn't drop down the engine bay behind the gearbox! A set is supplied with the kit.
How does this product differ from the sealey cp6012 electric 3/8" ratchet
Only thing is the way you did the testing you wouldn't Ratchet it like that, just spin it round with your finger! If you can take a full circle with the ratchet when un-doing a bolt its just as fast. does it say what rpm`s its spinning at on the box ?
200 RPM, and yeah, you can spin the ratchet IF you have room..!!
I've seen these used in car restoration garages etc. Lovely tool and very handy if you use this sort of thing a lot. Yes it's steep but you'd only have to buy it once - I certinaly would if I used ratchets on a daily or weekly basis
Great point Andy, it's worth it, if you use it enough.!
Handy tool Del 👍 anything that saves effort , great explanation of the way it works it’s like the speedE industrial just takes up the slack .
Pretty much the same idea mate, and after doing a long old day wrestling with that Goldwing, it's gonna come in handy.!
What a great idea, Del! Haven’t seen one of those yet. Hope you guys are doing ok. Still chainsawing up some downed trees from our baby hurricane here. Grrrrr! 🏍👍🏍
Dayum, i didn't know you'd had a storm there ? hope everyone was ok, and yeah, such a shame to lose trees, not something you can simply replace quickly..! be safe and take care aye.. D&Pxx
Delboy's Garage yessir thx. Here at this time of year we enjoy our local peaches and hurricanes. 😬. Thx for such a terrific channel...
That is special.
Dam it del I need to find room in my shed now for one 😂 cheers mate
I have something like this from "parkside" (bought in LIDL markets in Czech Rep.) and its Awesome tool! I Love it!
150k!!!! Congrats to Del and Penny!!!!
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Hi Gary, yes quite a milestone, thank you for your kind words, its been a decade of hard work to get here and feels good to have achieved something! D&Px
Delboy's Garage seems like a good enough reason for a pint at the pub! Congrats again to both of you.... 👍🍺
looks like the foam inlay fits perfect in a tool-chest
Yes mate, they do full drawer inlays for their toolboxes and I believe that's the idea behind this, you ditch he plastic box and the inlay fits in to a drawer!
£180... Bit steep. And I love wasting money so that's saying something.
@@evanhartshorne This one Milwaukee 2457-20 M12 even cheaper. I wouldn't say Sealey are "garbage" though.
Great vid review Bruv and a great bit of kit if you can justify the cost! I was reading through the comments and can’t believe some of the bollocks people write! The clue is in the title! No one is forced into a chair and held at gun point and forced to watch every video! The attitude of these negative few people is vile. This tool isn’t for everyone including me and I could have stopped watching the second I realised that! However , personally, I still enjoyed it so watched it all! The point is no one forced me and I can choose what I find helpful and/or interesting to watch. No need to slate you for it. I know how much of your time you give up to create these video’s and how much you put into them. Your channel has grown and progressed and in my opinion just gets better and better. Of course you need to make a living! Do these people bitch and moan about an MX rider being sponsored by Red Bull etc? Any of these people that think they can do it better are free to go ahead and do it! Good luck! Let’s remember all the times you have saved countless viewers a fortune on jobs you have taught them and given them the confidence to do themselves! For FREE!!!!
while i understand the concept, i dont think 8ft lbs (1nm) is enough for even a slightly sticky bolt after its broke free
Call me old fashioned but I'll stick with a manual 1 thanks,good idea I suppose if your a gadget man like yourself but I'm old school
Oh me too mate.. i still think Ratchet ring spanners are lazy..!
@@Moonfleet41 all mechanical repairs should be done with a lump hammer...no need for those noncy spanner things.......
@@davidhull1610 Welcome fellow Harley owner..!
@@Moonfleet41 I wish.....
So you've never used air tools, these are just an alternative and about speeding up the job, if you want to take longer because you're "old school" 😂 that's your choice, I use both, in some cases air or electric impact guns or ratchets are just not practical.
manually tightening and loosening bolts etc is therapeutic for me HAHAHA I like my manual methods :D
Get a Ryobi impact gun, it has the progressive trigger and three power levels, you can be as gentle or as aggressive as you need, and of course it has the switch for both tightening and loosening. The Speed Ratchet or similar product are still worth having for the other reason pointed out, but it won't get to my thermostat housing bolts lol.
I have that mate, my Milwaukee Fuel Impact gun is progressive trigger, and 4 power levels, etc etc.! but as you can see, it's a brick by comparison.!
@@Moonfleet41 I knew it was progressive but didn't think it had power levels as you said it is to aggressive.
It isn't for breaking fasteners free. It's not replacing an impact gun . It's a time and effort saving device particularly in tight spaces for winding fittings in or out . Designed with people who do lots of spannering in mind . It is not cheap for occasional use . Oh , you said all that in the review ! Peace and love brother 👍🏻☮❤
Pretty much covers it brother, Hope life is good and you're getting out for a ride or two.. Keep safe and enjoy your week mate..P&L, D&Pxx
@@Moonfleet41
all good here and getting out on the bandit lots .. love to you both ❤❤❤
Hi Del - hope you and Penny are well during these strange times. Impressive little too but for that price! I'll stick with my electric screwdriver I think for the donkey work. All the best... Elv
Ayup Paul, good to hear from you buddy, how's life over there? Hope you're living the dream mate... we're ok, working through the strange times, keep well and safe and stay in touch, D&Px
What an impressive ratchet. My only concern is how much? (The Yorkshire war cry) Regards to you both.
Yeah, it's pricey, it's from their 'Premier' range, their best stuff ! but to coin another Yorkshire term.. "Good in't cheap and cheap in't good".
Great idea. Thanks
Did anyone else give out a little giggle when he said `Bust a Nut Loose`? LOL
TBH i thought there would be more that noticed that..! lol
Dont think anyone uses a ratchet and only turn it 1/4 a turn at a time unless you have limited space. Guess thats what you were demonstrating and not a fair test 😉 when are you starting back on the maintenance videos?
Where can this be purchased in the states?
There may be shortly, we're working on it at the moment, check with SpannerMonkey in the link below the video, if you call them, or email direct, they may be able to ship one across for you.
So now I got to get one of them👍🏻
i have the milwaukee 1/4 and 3/8 inch a must have
my R1 rear axle nut is 150nm
You don't need an impact gun, or a £180 tool. If I have to spin bolts, I have a battery combi-drill. It's half the price, and its versatility to use on other jobs is another plus.
If it was £50 then I might consider one.
xmas purchase its on the way gonna be great
You can test the torque with a fishing scale ;)
Damn! If they only sold Sealey product where I live I would be all over this
Order direct from Sealey, they can ship world wide.!
I don’t have a lot of power tools as my garage has no electricity and is a mile from the house so a pain if the battery runs out half way through a job 🤪.
I watch RR Buildings on the tube, and Kyle made that point himself this week in his latest video, and a carpenter constructor, making timber frame building, usually on farm land or otherwise miles from mains power.. he has to think ahead and rely on enough back up batteries to last him the day.... but then without batteries, he had to have a noisy generator running all day and power leads all over the site. !!! Im sure you at least have a drill though Alan, and it's not often you run it flat in the middle of a day unless you forget to charge it aye..!
Delboy's Garage a drill and a screwdriver. Everything else is old fashioned manual tools
Comes to batteries, forget it, gets expensive to replace once depleted and never used any electric impact nor air tools on motorcycles. I admit it’s handy time to time. Probably use on car engine since they are incredibly tight to reach down under!!
Alrite on brand new clean threads but in real life conditions where the nut / bolt it's tight all the way till the end , 1Nm = Pointless
Now that is cool as you like del 👍
It's like the one F1 pitstop teams use ....(no penny in sight sadly lol)
Your better getting the milwaukee version
Why ?
Delboy's Garage because you’ve got other Milwaukee tools so will slot I with the family. And it’s tried and tested
very nice
You free 23rd? Cheeky bastards motorcycle group doing Fowler’s Bristol?
a handy tool when / if the price drops ......
Sealey Speed Ratchet good work
How times have changed .. it seems all these's new Idea's are coming through only lately ... a lot of new designs are out from The most oddest of Brands ... long gone the days of Snap 'off' ( U know who mean .) I recall in The Trade when a place I worked @ Were attempting to sell a Tune up machine ... Then turned up The brand called 'Bear' .. the same time 'Sun' all digi was there ....and nicked The Competitions print outs ! Talk about Meow ...
I definitely need one of these. Very good. Stay safe and all the best. Regards.
(P) Very handy and definitely a time saver! Good find 😀
Ayup buddy, good to hear from ya, hope you and the family are well, be good to catch up again soon, before we run out of summer! D&Px
Dang...I thought my kit was pretty complete. Now I need this one.
Watching this seeing how far tools have become ill atick to my dewalt far better than milwaukee
Great presentation as always Del but I have to ask,, as I'm from the other side of the pond, what's a "pod log"?
Hi David, a "Putlog" is a 5ft length of scaffold tubing (usually with one end flattened off), and they are used to tie a scaffold to the wall of a building.... they can also be great for adding extra leverage to a swan neck or breaker bar..!
Was hoping to see you take a crack at it at 80nm
Sounds painful . . .
@@loddude5706 lol
Time saving machine great👍🇮🇳🇮🇳
Hmmm
Hey Del, always love the display of new toy tools.
Nice tool but I will do without and my money
sorry del i dont come to see a sales advert. stick to the stuff you do best .
Sorry mate, it can't constantly be the videos that only YOU want... with a worldwide audience, it just doesn't work that way, but thank you for your support on the Softail series, I hope they've helped you out.
@@Moonfleet41 I don't think he's alone so the capital YOU is a bit over the top, this vid is more for Sealey not your viewers.
Try the c.p models of sealey.... Much better I think... That's what I use.. Its the one battery fits all 😊 tool part numbers are.. Cp1202, cp1204, cp1208 they are great tools. Check them out 👍
Looks like an electric toothbrush
Check titereach.
That is a really interesting bit of kit. I use the Milwaukee impact ratchet a lot and it's brilliant, but the head is still a bit too big to fit in a lot of places and the handle is bulky. This seems to be an ideal middle ground between a hand ratchet and impact. 👍
My sentiments exactly mate!
man, you have some nice tools.
Why employ the ratchet mech in your demo when a complete revolution would have been more efficient (still know the power tool would be quicker)👍🏻
Good bit of kit
Great video nice ratchet stay safe 🇬🇧👍🏻
Pity they do not do smaller 1/4 drive
Use an adaptor like you can with hand tools, simple 😎
@@HalfdeadRider I mean as a completely smaller unit ,it's to big
@@LOTPOR0402 It will still get to almost all a smaller unit will but with more power at hand I would think, in most tight areas only a spanner will do anyway.
Is that a 1/4 in drive ratchet that isn't the size of a damn 3/8 electric ratchet? 💥💥💥💳💥💥💥💳💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💳
i woont oneee !!
191 squids inc VAT???? Yeah... Ok....
200 notes feck me i can make do .
Shut up and take my money!
[p] Nice tool Del will save time .
Certainly will on long jobs like the Gold wing recently mate.. Hope you're well and keeping safe.. D&Px
@@Moonfleet41 Trying to Del. Have you seen the cordless Milwaukee ratchets they look nice.
* Includes Paid Premotion
How embarrassing a 9 min 52 sec commercial
Better than paying a licence fee though Paul..!
How really retarded comment.... no one is forcing you to watch it...
Why is that embarrassing? You sit through tv commercials where actors pretend to use products in an attempt to flog them to you without embarrassment. I think it's obvious that there is some sponsorship from Sealey here, but just like the tv you can turn off if you are offended. Personally I like to see different tools and equipment demonstrated so I can make my own mind up as to whether it is worthwhile or a gimmick. And be honest, if it were your TH-cam channel and a company came forward offering you sponsorship would you tell them to take a hike? I might if it were unconnected with my subject matter, but I bet just about every serious weekend warrior car and bike enthusiast and professional mechanics have got at least some Sealey tools in their kit....because they are pretty affordable and good quality.
@@jankindl915 i didn't...i fast forwarded cheers though
Could I get a link to one of your videos Paul?
Haven’t watched for ages. Come back to a salesman, sounding like some corny shopping channel.
Genuinely hope you’re happy doing what you’re doing and succeeding, but no longer for me.
Thanks for the jibe mate, (corny salesman!!!), thanks for that! This is just a review video, nothing more, if you check the Playlists we've been doing them for years, nothing new, it's a just a little respectful exposure to a generous company that help support what we do, the rest of the videos are as normal, projects, servicing videos, fabrication and save-you-money tips, business as usual bud.
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