90-tooth

5 лет назад

This video compares two quarter-inch drive ratchets: the Tekton SRH01006 and the GearWrench 81028. The video highlights the similarities and differences between the two ratchets, including their construction, features, and disassembly. The narrator also discusses the pros and cons of each ratchet's design.

2 года назад

The video showcases a DIY project where the creator modifies Titan ratchets by cutting down the handles to create compact, low-profile bit drivers and ratchets. The creator demonstrates the process, highlights the benefits of the smaller size, and explores other potential tools for similar modifications.

4 года назад

This video compares the new 90-tooth Gearwrench ratchets to older models. The presenter highlights the benefits of the new design, including a smaller arc of rotation and a longer handle. They also discuss the differences in the internal mechanisms and demonstrate how the new ratchets perform in a real-world application. The video concludes with a giveaway for a set of Gearwrench tools.

5 лет назад

Paul, a user of the Maximum 3/8-inch 90 Tooth Drive Flex Ratchet, shares their experience with the tool. They highlight the 90-tooth design, which provides a finer click and more precise control compared to other ratchets. Paul also praises the selector switch, which allows for easy visual confirmation of the direction of rotation.

1 год назад

The video compares a Capri 90-tooth ratchet to a Snap-on ratchet. The narrator examines the ratchets' features, including their length, comfort grip, and head thickness. They also measure the distance between the anvil and the back of the ratchet, finding a surprising difference.

1 год назад

This video compares the Gearwrench 120XP locking flex head ratchet to the Gearwrench 90 tooth locking flex head ratchet. The video discusses the differences in design, features, and performance between the two ratchets, including the head size, flex mechanism, and locking mechanism. The video also highlights some potential drawbacks of the 120XP, such as the button switch design and the possibility of the locking mechanism slipping.