Snap On Spinner TMS70A vs Blue Point Spinner BLPSD14. Is the extra $14 for the Snap On worth it?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ม.ค. 2022
- The 1/4" Snap On Spinner TMS70A is designed differently compared to the Blue Point Spinner BLPSD14. Is the extra $14 for the Snap On worth it? I think so because of the fit on a ratchet. The extra gap in space between the knurled wheel and the ratchet body makes all the difference in the world.
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If you’re on a budget, the Williams 30010 is the same as the Bluepoint, and only $8. I have one. Works just fine, good knurling.
Yeah it’s odd. Williams makes the 3/8 and 1/2 in USA but not the 1/4.
I got it for $3.29, and I noticed it's very wobbly after trying it on three different ratchets including Proto and S-K
Hi Doc, I have now watched a lot of your videos from here in England, tuning in each day now as its all good stuff. how about some updates on how you are getting on with some of the previously unboxed stuff. I'm thinking in particular of the pb swiss hand screwdriver, the hotu power screwdriver and the knipex stuff and others.
A follow up video is a good idea. Maybe cover a number of tools in one go.
@@felixf5211 Great Idea. I have had plenty of wins but a few tools...
Hello again Doc
Thank you for another Great Video. I don't think, I have ever used a spinner. I like the idea. My newest ratchets are the Harbor Freight Roto Head Ratchets and Husky 144 tooth Ratchets. Would be possible to do a updated review of actual work. Again thank you
Great review. Thanks for showing those differences
I like a finger spinner for tighter spaces, when space is no concern I use a spinner handle.
I would prefer the blue point design myself, but my go-to 1/4 ratchets have a much smaller head and the BP spinner would work perfectly.
Thanks for sharing Doc
The Koken Zeal series spinners give the best of both of your featured spinners. The same stick out of the Snap On and the coarse knurling of the Blue Point. That said...grabbing off of your local SO truck for one of their versions is handy
The Koken spinners are indeed very good! They also offer extensions with nicely knurled drive ends. The 3760-250 for example.
Yes. Second that. Try some Koken Zeal Doc. I'd be interested in your thoughts on it.
@@ozyrob1 Yes, the Koken 'Z' stuff is nice, but if I'm not mistaken, the above mentioned knurled extensions are all non 'Z'. Incidentally, Koken produces quality stuff, but their site & catalog leave a lot to be desired.
I have a set of Koken 3/8 wobble extensions, not Zeal but still a nice fit. My Wera quick release ratchet doesn't play well with the Koken extensions though as the ball detent inside the extensions are deeper than I have seen before so the release button stays locked down inside the anvil.
I just got a 1/4” Koken spinner in, it’s perfect.
At first I thought those were so you could use a socket without a ratchet, and turn it by hand…. The wera sockets have a knurling around it so you can use them on their own… pretty neat.
Ever see the craftsman professional stubby screwdrivers? I think you would really like them. I just uploaded a 30 second or so clip showing them on this account/channel.
Genius tool. My first time seeing one of these.
Snap on wins this one! 👍
Interesting! I guess the Snap On might be worth the extra money in this case.
I have these Snap-on spinners in 1/4 & 3/8 inch, and like you said, they are very handy for when the fastener is near the end of the threads. I also have the Kobalt spinners, and they are significantly much bulkier than the Snap-on version, and it also has that flat side that makes it sit flush against the ratchet like your Bluepoint. Snap-on is worth the few extra $$ here.
williams b70 3/8 spinner is 18 bucks on amazon same quarter nurling and raised design of snap on
Outstanding
If you only had 1 mini ratchet 3/8 mod or kepp 1/4 and use adapter? Thanks I had to get 1 after watching your videos
I hav about six or seven of them in 3/8 inch , and wouldnt be without them , every ratchet I lift has one on it , they mess with the quick release of course , but its a fair trade.
I got this as the Williams 30010 for CAD $3.29 😎
If the quality of a tool is one's prime concern, in your case it's the ratchets, please do check out "Nepros" & "Ko-Ken" made in Japan tools & accessories. 100% Satisfaction is guaranteed.
The product number for the snap on did not work for me. Tms70a did tho?
Thanks. I misread my notes. That was the number for the 4-way wrench. Yes, TMS70A is the right number.
The point spinner is thick that became a blob from the light
I would ger the blue point for sure… not for tje price.. this guy even use his tools for something?
Williams spinner for the win…….
How much the game has changed lol
Regards
Code breaker
Nepros has rubber
You realize bluepoint is owned by snapon? The engineering design generally goes like this: first you design the good tool, the snapon and then you design the cheap option, taking away features i.e. crapifying it. Manifacturing cost is irrelevant, both of these may cost the same, the cheap one may even cost more in some cases.
^^^Such insight and marketing expertise! Even told us that BP is owned by Snap-on. Who knew? Impressive.