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Just did this ride it was fun

Yankee screwdriver was made by Stanley tools cause I have one of those and mine says the same thing on it.

Homes went full Voultar with that lube...😂😅😂 For serious, though, I've been looking at doing the same type of upgrade for a micro-ratchet I got recently, so it's good to see that the process is as easy as I was hoping it was. Thanks for putting this out there.

I have to correct you! The best they ever made were the W201 and the model right after that W123 you have. The W124. Those were the most reliable cars ever made!

So much potential, wasted. This is pointless, much less a "review".

Good looking light... and bike.

Hi, I Am thinking about getting two, after they have tweaked the beam, could you do a night ride on dark unlit roads country lanes, As thats what are be doing when i get mine, Thanks,

What do you think they meant when they called it the joker? The knipex xs is better than that thing

That thing is fucking sweet… do you think it would be safe if traveling at roughly 40mph for e-bike travel roads wooded trails etc

As much as I like adjustable wrenches and regular wrenches the Knipex pliers wrench has them all beat now there are certain situations that you have to use a regular wrench particularly in tight spaces but for the most part the Knipex pliers wrench is the go to at least for me.

PB Swiss with their bits.. If you use it all the time.. They are comfortable and the bits don't cam out or wear out...As they make them out of stainless steel...

The PB Swiss one is ~32$ before tax here. So it's only ultra-premium because it's imported and the dealers market it as a luxery item in the usa.

i think you are using knipex wrongly man .there is no need of squeezing them .and you have longer handle in them to so bigger leverage = more torque ...thats just physics . try to grab fastener one or two clicks less with knipex .

Ratcheting screwdrivers are useful to a point, but I'll not torque them much, that's what the Picquic is for. Or the Ideal 35-946, 12 in 1 is for. Even the bits say USA. I'm considering buying the Lenox ratcheting screwdriver. Os sale for 17 bucks on Amazon. Taiwan made- (they make good stuff) Any opinions?

Knipex is much better! It works from small to huge sizes. It has also self clamping mechanism. So you can apply a lot of torque.

It still has 50 teeth, it may act differently because the 2 pawls but it doesn't change how many teeth are in there.

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Could you help my product make a video？The product is insulated screwdriver set.

Need better editing. Too many dead spots in video

Bro 18 minutes comparing two screwdrivers? Pare it down. Buddies walking around and talking during the video. Reshoot or edit or something. Some attempt at quality

Check out the Armstrong 66-583, you can get it on eBay for about $15(this is the nos price, was like $85 when Armstrong was still in business) it's a gearless ratcheting screwdriver. The stubby version is 66-582 and a buck less, both coming from cripe distributing ebay store or straight from their website, which I couldn't recommend anymore highly

That's exactly why I got the pliers wrench, I thought "How can I get the most out of the least amount of tools" Since you think like that, I have one you'll like bro... Check out the Felo 07157 32348 It's a bit drover handle so you'd really only have to carry one screwdriver that can be used with all your impact bits. It's high quality, good strong magnet and accepts the common smaller impact bits. The handle shape also let's you give it tons of torque and you you wouldn't believe how many times it comes in handy. Throw on an adapter and attach any socket to reach under a sink or scenarios like that. Throw on a nut driver and get into tight spaces. Philips, Hex, Allen etc all from one handle and you know you've seen dudes who carry bags that are half loaded with just screwdrivers.

We’re using Deltaforce and it’s worked great for us. But I’d be open to a demo if they want to bring me a planter for a few days.

I’m pretty excited about getting 11-12 for a bit this morning

The megapro looks like it might have bigger gears. It would be interesting to see which one is actually stronger.

The Yankee screwdriver can be locked closed will the locking ring. It can then be used as a normal ratchet screwdriver

Great review Joseph!! Amazing comparizon! If one day you do this torque test please notify me, I really would like to see this. Thank you!! 👏

you should change your channel name to long winded tool reviews

The Knipex is not going to apply less leverage... look at the tool length. More length = more leverage.

S-K still makes this ratchet. You can buy it from their distributors or off their website. They have released new-style pear-head ratchets, and they're OK. But nothing is as good as their good old trusty round-head design. I have nearly the same ratchet as the one in this video and ordered an upgrade kit just recently. I am really looking forward to putting the new mechanism in and using it on an engine rebuild scheduled for early Spring.

But is the selector switch made of aluminum? I recently dropped a williams one that broke.

the Channellock is a “rebranded” Megapro brand item... still a great product, l have one AND a Snap-on ratcheting and both have the same amount of slop

Have them both... I do not carry the joker at all times considering the adjustability doesn’t even compare to the knipex. That being said the joker has come in handy while servicing analyzers with small tubing compression fittings in tight quarters because the only alternative is basically an open ended wrench which is fine but the joker has the ratcheting function.

Nice upgrade, doing the same to an SK ratchet myself. But really I'm leaving a comment to ask how that beauty of a black fingernail is doing. Still holding on or has it jumped ship yet LOL.

Always stuck between simplify and diversify.

I probably would've put in 1/4 of the amount of grease for fear of less than perfect engagement/contact between the teeth/pawl interface. Nice upgrade though! When I think of SK innovation, it's their swivel head ratchets. I believe they invented it.

just a heads-up that if you ever consider getting Ko-Ken Zeal series ratchets, the selector switch will be even lighter/easier to switch, at least in 1/4 and 3/8 drives (not sure about 1/2 drive).

You don't have to grip with the plier wrench...

You do not need to squeeze on the knipex my friend, you can just pull without squeezing, just like the cobra pliers. It just grips if you use it the right way. I got all my tools from Wera, Wiha and Gedore. My cordless tools are Milwaukee because I like quality also. Do have bosch and Metabo also for powertools and some other quality brands. Have fun using your Wera joker

If you were on a stranded island you'd actually want the cobra pliers because almost nothing is nut or bolt shaped on an island

I have the knipex pliers wrench and gm power torque open end ratcheting wrenches which work almost identical to the joker wrench you have. The knipex jaw capacity alone makes it a more superior tool over having to carry 4 different size wrenches. Not gonna lie tho, I almost 80% of the time always reach for the open end ratcheting wrenches. Idk why lol but I do.

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