The Essential Ratcheting Screwdriver at Last Best Tool
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ม.ค. 2021
- The Ratcheting Screwdriver is one of the most handy and effective tools ever. So here are Doc's thought on the differences, features, and hopes for the future of ratcheting screwdrivers. Featured are Snap On, Mac, Klein, Craftsman, and Milwaukee along with a few speciality ones including Blue Point.
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Like to see Doc take a look at the LTT screwdriver.
Great information on all your videos. Keep doing more.
Love my Wera, PB Swiss, and Felo ratcheting screwdrivers
It’s a shame they weren’t included in the video
Love your screwdriver videos!
Have you tried the megapro? I've been using the automotive for a little over a year now and have no complaints.
Great review for screwdrivers 🤝👍
PB Swiss. Ratcheting screwdriver is pretty great.
Doc you should try the Rolgear gear-less smooth action screwdriver. Very high quality. I have the Snap On, Klein, Rolgear, Milwaukee and Vessel and I love them all. Its just a matter of what I feel like using. Definitely check out the Rolgear, you’ll be impressed! Love the channel and tools!
Thanks for the Rolgear tip. In a quick search, it looks like they make a good product. I like their stubby too. I'll check them out.
@@lastbesttool hello, it'd be cool if you would take a look at the LTT screwdriver aswell...it's a "TH-camr" screwdriver but I've heard nothing but good things.
@@leeward6762 check out project farm and torque test channel they did awesome reviews on it
@@yankeered5625 thanks, I've watched the project farm video, but not the torque test..I'll check it out...still like to see what Last Best thinks about it.
Hello, thanks for the in depth video. Can you please tell me how to find the triangular ratchet (craftsman) because I like the design but can't find it online. Greetz
Have you seen the new LTT screwdriver. Project Farm and Jeff Geerling did some reviews.
I have a bunch of ratcheting screwdriver, but for whatever reason don't reach for them as often as I used to. I like the Wera 'drivers and the Gearwrench SO copy the most. Some years back, the GW set with two handles and a number of shafts sold for $17 (!) pretty consistently. Yea, times sure change.
Cool. I like to use an S-K 1/4" square drive thumb ratchet with an adapter to 1/4" hex. It is super compact with 1 inch bits.
With the Milwaukee, you can reach in a narrow opening, others are too thick to fix.
How is the magnetic strength on the mac screwdriver? I am looking for something that will keep the screw held on the bit.
Have you tried the sprag clutch style ratcheting screwdriver 🪛, or gearless style? I'm interested on your take?
I hate how the klein direction changer is backwards to the milwaukee. You ever try the Wera turbo?
Impact drivers and ratcheting screw drivers are like Pokémon to me… gotta catch em all, lol
Have you tried any of the wera drivers?
ha ha ha. I have two Megapro's, two Rolgear's, and the T-Handle Megapro with the Rolgear ratchet. These are the best ratcheting screwdrivers you can buy, without a doubt.
I really really really wish Megapro made their Rolgear Collab in a straight version, instead of the T-Handle.
Edit: the Klein is complete garbage.
Which one has the least shaft wobble. Thats my gripe w/ these things. Side to side, not twisting.
PB Swiss
Love the Rolex!
Or the channellock one?
I have the Milwaukee ones a titan and O'Reilly brand and a duralast (auto zone) version and Stanley brand a craftsman a workpro a husky an Irwin an ideal a Menards masterforce all serve their purpose and work well.
I have a mac I got off the truck in 99 that is the silent gear action and I haven't been able to find a similar screwdriver and not sure why they stopped making that silent drive system.. Smoothest and fastest driver I've ever used
MLTools has the patent on the silent drive and is made in Canada.
www.amazon.com/Ratcheting-Screwdriver-MLTOOLS-Gearless-Multibit/dp/B0773FQHMF/ref=sr_1_3?dchild=1&keywords=MLTools+ROLGEAR+RS300&qid=1623792798&sr=8-3
Rolgear maybe
Hazet and Gedore make SilentGear ratchet screwdrivers
can anyone tell me why that red craftsman is so damn expensive?! i wanted to buy one but theyre going for crazy prices online
What is the tan/green driver at the end there?
Snap on
What model submariner you got there
Not a submariner. Rolex Deep Sea. It distracted me as well. Looks very similar to a sub, but much fatter/taller.
The hard handle Snap On is the only one I like.
The hard handles certainly are easier to clean. Also, I'll get back to you in 30 years when I know how the soft handles hold up to age.
Or instead of flipping it around to get a solid driver, make it so you can push the shaft farther into the handle into a locking position maybe.
That would create a lot of unintended locks, and it would be hard to do without putting pressure on a possibly fragile workpiece, and inconvenient. Ideally the ratchet should be controlled with just the thumb
My first video I’ve watched of yours and I’d bet you cast shade on Klein tools. Hope I’m wrong.
Only those Klein tools that are a let down. Otherwise Klein is in my top three tool brands I turn to. The others being Snap On and Knipex. All the rest are more on a specific need basis.
@@lastbesttool I noticed after watching a few other video's that you weren't judgmental to any brand. You would be surprised how many favor a certain brand.
So which one should I get??
Either Snap On with the interchangeable shafts would be my suggestion. Snap On hard handle second place. Mac third. Then Klein followed by Milwaukee. Avoid the Craftsman.
@@lastbesttool avoid the triangle craftsman, but why?
i like the wera ratcheting screwdriver.
Me too. Both of them.
I prefer the würth one.
Has double the bits and a better grip
Has a lot of slop.
7 from 11 is 4 !
Thank you for the video. I hope that you don't mind some constructive criticism... You should strongly consider saying "uh" & "um" less. Again, thank you for the energy that you have put into this video.
Good information you might want to um look at working on um your presentation. How you present can make it pleasurable to listen to or not regardless of the quality of the information.
I would like a little more direct and to the point information. Not trying to be rude this was kind of a ramble and still don't know which one you liked the most.
I gotta stop watching these videos, I’ve bought too many new tools lately!!!
whats the green and beige one whats the brand ty