Get your set here - amzn.to/3EwjaHf "Great for brake lines, hydraulic lines, etc." NOT for breaking them free, for turning them in and out once broken free.. Come on now... 🤦🏻♂️
Honestly I love Tone, Koken, and KTC I switched my entire Box and all my tools over about a year ago. They hold up great and won’t break the bank compared to snap-on I’d recommend them whole heartedly.
We have these at work, you don't want to be cracking stubborn bolts with them, but once it's cracked, these can be very useful for unwinding them if they're a bit stiff
Bro, you have to believe me. I bought the set too, my wife found out and got in contact with your wife. They plotted to kill us. Your wife gets me, mine finishes you. Run If you see a middle aged, mid height, mid aged, brown/blonde/black haired women
And a metal case that optimizes compact storage, rather than the suburban sprawl of laying them all out flat. Makes it harder to sell $$$$$ roller cabinets if you’re smart about storage and minimize your needs.
people in the comment arent so weird, you do NOT start with the open ratcheting side ! You loosen it first with a flare nut wrench/regular open end. THEN you ratchet it. I've had a set for like 15 years and never had a problem.
Those open ended ratcheting wrenches are really cool. New to me. I wonder if you can put a lot of force on them, and how much they round off bolt heads or nuts? Do they strip fasteners more than regular wrenches?
I have a Knipex adjustable wrench that achieves the open end ratchet effect by means of the shape of the head. It works very well and costs a fraction of these tools.
I wouldn't purchase these as your only wrench set. They're awful for anything that needs to be actually tight. They're a niche use case wrench that comes in handy at times, but will not function as a daily use set for very long.
I like Japanese tools. Ever since I was somehow introduced to Nepros/KTC. I’ve been slowly collecting and replacing tools I had. Used to work in the electrical industry briefly. Bought a lot of Klein Tools. Great tools. But fell on hard times had to sell all/most of what I had to pay bills/survive.
Yeah they dont strip things out like you think since it forces you to use it correctly but some times you just need the wrench in a specific orientation that the design will prevent you from applying force to the bolt in those specific positions
I have the SATA version of these and I’ve been pleased. They’re a little gimmicky but it’s one of those things that can save you a little bit of aggravation from time to time…
The only application I would use the open end are for low torque hardware where it may be possible to crack loose and tighten battery terminals nuts, and interior trim screws. Having said that, the dilemma is whether to purchase a set or just the small wrenches.
Looking at these, they have to be made in the same factory as the older style Facom ratchet wrenches. In Europe KS Tools have variations of these.....I have a set of standard pattern reversible combi wrenches with an identical ratchet open end, and a set of short pattern flex heads with the locking box end. Taiwanese made I believe and very good quality.
Hello ! This is a marvelous find. May I ask 2 questions : 1) Any idea of the max torque tolerated by the ratchet mechanisms (especially the open-ended one) ? 2) Are those actually made in Japan ? Thank you !
Just get yourself the gear wrench ones they are the best selling ones on the market has to offer cheaper don’t always mean better always remember “you get what u pay for”
I always thought Gear Wrench was going to come out with something like this.. Super cool to see someone did.. Although after working in the industry for over a decade I no longer think I have a need for these....
They look nice except for the detent on the flex side. I think only locking flex heads should have that feature. Non locking flex heads should move freely.
The only thing I have to say , would be the throw on it.. I mean I’m really happy and excited that this is a thing, but most of the times I’ve ever been like “man.. a ratcheting open end wrench would come in soooo much handy right now” would be something with such a short throw
Open end rathet ends don't work all that well. Special case uses because you have to be completely square on the nut otherwise the wrench slips. I had a set and ended up trading them in for a regular wrench set.
What would have been even better would be a ratcheting open end on one end and a flare (line wrench) on the other end. There was a Taiwanese company that made such a tool years ago and it was sold by Northern Tool but they discontinued it because a lot of guys didn’t understand the usefulness. It was called Z-Wrench or something similar. If anyone knows where I can buy such a set of wrenches please let me know. Thanks.
You can never have too many tools, and about to have even more lol. I can definitely use a set of wrenches like this and the fact in comes in steel case is a nice touch like something out of the 60s or 70s
Are these kinda breakable? Looks like you need to slide them onto the hex-head from one specific angle... Sometimes you can't do that. So.... If I forgot that the little black (plastic?) thing was in there and slid it on the hex from the top instead of the side... would it bust off?
I actually gave the RMFQ700BR that comes with the bit set and ratchet adapters for 1/4,3/8 and 1/2. The quality is superb. I was skeptical of using to much torque but so far they held up strength wise and survived 2 years of midwest weather in unheated garage. The open end ratchet takes some getting use to. I used oil needle on the 72 teeth side for smoother operation. The metal case is worth some money by itself. I have been on a journey buying japanese tools. Most new items are koken, ktc , tone and fujiya . I would also recommend buying older fuller japan, asahi and aigo tools. It’s more difficult to get standard/imperial sizes from new tool sellers and I’ve managed to complete a few standard sets of the older tools from places like ebay.
Tools in a steel case? Did I wake up in the 70s?
Just shows how far American quality has fallen, and how superior Japanese craftsmanship is. That's why I only buy Japanese cars.
Heavy metal 🤘
@@katdat1399 Japenese cars are still made in america tho lol
@@pinchpeak5203 doesn't matter, they're not designed by Americans. That's the important part.
For real.
Get your set here - amzn.to/3EwjaHf
"Great for brake lines, hydraulic lines, etc." NOT for breaking them free, for turning them in and out once broken free.. Come on now... 🤦🏻♂️
Lol!
那个网站买，谢谢
how can i order a set today mrsubaru1387
@@tatuman5000 tq
i ordered a set yesterday $125 us dollars for this set
US importers be like: "Jdm tools, rust free, $45K"
😂😂😂😂
💀
It’s true I’m a us importer
Same as with skylines
& ppl still eat it up like it hasn't touched the ground 💀
open end ratchet ?!
my life is complete now
I had to watch it aswel
Old...
A company called Herbrand had an open end ratcheting wrench in the 70’s , the difference is the little black locking piece is not in their design
I hope they sell the 10mm separate...
@@buffystclair9042 Craftsman sold a set of them too...without the separate little part.
I'm usually skeptical of people trying to reinvent something as simple as hand tools but this actually seems really useful
I feel like the case alone is a showcase of confidence the people feel who made these
amazon japan is a godsend
Nice video. Ratcheting open end wrenches never work quite right. I’ve stopped using them. Live confidently and peacefully
I've got a set from 20 years ago I got around the time i got my first car, still got em, still shiny. Least useful tool in my garage.
You can see the contact points are horrible, you would chew up a bolt with any force
@@nah3193 Yea, seems like best use for these is for a tight space after breaking the bolt.
Until I see these tested on Project Farm, I’m highly sus.
Literally what I just thought 💯
Or torque tests page.
I love project farm
Lol, same thing
Honestly I love Tone, Koken, and KTC I switched my entire Box and all my tools over about a year ago. They hold up great and won’t break the bank compared to snap-on I’d recommend them whole heartedly.
We have these at work, you don't want to be cracking stubborn bolts with them, but once it's cracked, these can be very useful for unwinding them if they're a bit stiff
I love Tone! Didn't realize at import them because I work at a Japanese company so we have tons of their stuff. Misumi usa has them too
My wife is so mad at you for making me buy these. 🤣
Bro, you have to believe me. I bought the set too, my wife found out and got in contact with your wife. They plotted to kill us. Your wife gets me, mine finishes you.
Run If you see a middle aged, mid height, mid aged, brown/blonde/black haired women
@@angieolli5022 🤣🤣🤣
Say sorry or ask for permission...
You choose🤣
@@bangmasse3644 say sorry is more better than ask for permission 🤣
Husky makes this exact same thing for like ~$60 at home Depot
And a metal case that optimizes compact storage, rather than the suburban sprawl of laying them all out flat. Makes it harder to sell $$$$$ roller cabinets if you’re smart about storage and minimize your needs.
For low torque applications, those can be very handy
Low torque is the key part of that.
Everyone needs these !
Love the box. Like the oldschool german toolboxes
Nice
Name! The new boxes have the same.
Im also a subaru tech. Been watching you since day 1. And now, youre getting sponsored. Good for you!
Fuck subaru recalls!
Getting sponsored? By who? 😂 😂 😂
Dude.. I really need a whole set of these. Just fantastic
Love that they have a quality case also.
I need these. I need more crazy awesome Japanese tools
people in the comment arent so weird, you do NOT start with the open ratcheting side ! You loosen it first with a flare nut wrench/regular open end. THEN you ratchet it. I've had a set for like 15 years and never had a problem.
Nice ❤ I have used Ratched Wrenches in the past. Nice for tight Spots like Manifolds and so. Thank You Mr Subaru 🇿🇦
That open head ratchet is genius!
Those open ended ratcheting wrenches are really cool. New to me. I wonder if you can put a lot of force on them, and how much they round off bolt heads or nuts? Do they strip fasteners more than regular wrenches?
Crescent has had a set for a while now. Had mine for like 4 years, keep them oiled up and you won't have any issues
The racheting wrench set I use all the time works really great in changing brakes in all kinds of cars
I purchased these 6 months ago. Great tools for the price.
TONE tools are bangin'
Nothing beats pair of pliers on hand
Those are frickin art pieces
U GUYS BOUGHT 'EM ALL
I have a Knipex adjustable wrench that achieves the open end ratchet effect by means of the shape of the head. It works very well and costs a fraction of these tools.
I have been waiting to buy a complete set of wrenches. For about 2 years since my old set was ‘lost’. These look bananas! Will be looking into these
I wouldn't purchase these as your only wrench set. They're awful for anything that needs to be actually tight. They're a niche use case wrench that comes in handy at times, but will not function as a daily use set for very long.
@ProjectFarm Needs to review these!
That is crazy cool and useful on the open end
Perfect for hydraulics and studs
tone is the absolute name brand for shear wrenches
Wow, that's awesome 🤤
The Japanese make great tools for the most part
I like Japanese tools. Ever since I was somehow introduced to Nepros/KTC. I’ve been slowly collecting and replacing tools I had. Used to work in the electrical industry briefly. Bought a lot of Klein Tools. Great tools. But fell on hard times had to sell all/most of what I had to pay bills/survive.
Oh wow, now that's a birthday/Christmas wish and a half, they look amazing!
Yeah they dont strip things out like you think since it forces you to use it correctly but some times you just need the wrench in a specific orientation that the design will prevent you from applying force to the bolt in those specific positions
Had them for year from Wurth chrome van.
The open ratchet is gonna be used only in very right spaces once a years.
Great tools tho my fav so far
Dear Mr Subaru.
I love your videos.
Would you please include pricing in USD with tool videos? Thanks. God bless
In Czechoslovakia was TONA the best tool.
Is grandfather of TONE :D :D
Alright man I’m sold
I have the SATA version of these and I’ve been pleased. They’re a little gimmicky but it’s one of those things that can save you a little bit of aggravation from time to time…
Nice Tools 🔧 😁
The future is pretty rad
That’s amazing I need those
The only application I would use the open end are for low torque hardware where it may be possible to crack loose and tighten battery terminals nuts, and interior trim screws. Having said that, the dilemma is whether to purchase a set or just the small wrenches.
I was thinking use it in place of a flare nut wrench in which case the ratcheting function could be a nice QOL feature.
Looking at these, they have to be made in the same factory as the older style Facom ratchet wrenches.
In Europe KS Tools have variations of these.....I have a set of standard pattern reversible combi wrenches with an identical ratchet open end, and a set of short pattern flex heads with the locking box end. Taiwanese made I believe and very good quality.
Yup. All coming out of the same factory in Taiwan.
Decent wrenches in a steel case had me sold i can mount that to the floor in my suzuki samurai😎
yeaa bruh 🤘🤘 95 zuki tracker here
I drive an 87 tintop 👍
@@carmemories4202 i love tin tops i have had many and many of both but tin tops are getting harder to find so i just close in the soft tops😎
Pure genius!
Those look really nice!!!
Those are nice, actual ratcheting open ends!
I love my ppl, so precis, simple yet ergonomic design
Those are nice!!! Doing any giveaways???
Hello ! This is a marvelous find. May I ask 2 questions : 1) Any idea of the max torque tolerated by the ratchet mechanisms (especially the open-ended one) ?
2) Are those actually made in Japan ?
Thank you !
I am a tool junkie because they make my job easier, say no more. I will go to the ends of the earth to make them a part of my hoard.
I had a guy tell me at work once, that I had too many tools.
I told him, their's no such thing as to many tools.!
Sweet engineering
Husky makes these guys too, except the box end doesn't flex, but it is a universal/spline, as opposed to the 12 pt
Just get yourself the gear wrench ones they are the best selling ones on the market has to offer cheaper don’t always mean better always remember “you get what u pay for”
I always thought Gear Wrench was going to come out with something like this.. Super cool to see someone did.. Although after working in the industry for over a decade I no longer think I have a need for these....
They look nice except for the detent on the flex side. I think only locking flex heads should have that feature. Non locking flex heads should move freely.
I replaced all my brake lines today and these would’ve been perfect lol
Bucketlisted!
The only thing I have to say , would be the throw on it.. I mean I’m really happy and excited that this is a thing, but most of the times I’ve ever been like “man.. a ratcheting open end wrench would come in soooo much handy right now” would be something with such a short throw
I’ve been waiting for this for years
Now we know how they make things so fast.
Very nice!
Open end rathet ends don't work all that well. Special case uses because you have to be completely square on the nut otherwise the wrench slips. I had a set and ended up trading them in for a regular wrench set.
I would not use the open end on anything tight. It may slip and round out the nut or bolt head. If i need racheting action i will use the closed end
Craftsman made “quickwrenches” like 20 years ago that allowed you to ratchet the open end. It worked just like these, but I rarely used that feature.
that open end side is ingenious
Thank you
I picked up a Craftsman set of open-end ratchet wrenches 4-5 years ago. Surprised at how many people still don’t know that exists.
superb tools..Japan the best
The ratchet open end wrenches would be amazing to use on o2 sensors!
They look solid!!! Be cool if they where forged on top of Mt. Fuji.
Just ordered the last one off Amazon
Can you make a whole video on how to purchase?
Thats badass!
That is awesome, but are there skips in the sizes?
He said 8 to 22 but looked like only 10 ratchets so probably
8, 10, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 21 (11 wrenches)
Skips 9mm, 11mm, and 20mm. So not missing out on too much!
What would have been even better would be a ratcheting open end on one end and a flare (line wrench) on the other end. There was a Taiwanese company that made such a tool years ago and it was sold by Northern Tool but they discontinued it because a lot of guys didn’t understand the usefulness. It was called Z-Wrench or something similar. If anyone knows where I can buy such a set of wrenches please let me know. Thanks.
Ratcheting open mouth box wrenches are one of the greatest things man has ever invented
I really wish I could get nice tools
I had to see this right when I was looking for a set
Please keep us informed on these. I would love to know how long they last. This is such a handy tool but how is the quality.
Snap on has officially left the chat 😂😂
Soooooooold!
I’ll try anything, once. Well, maybe not anything.
You can never have too many tools, and about to have even more lol. I can definitely use a set of wrenches like this and the fact in comes in steel case is a nice touch like something out of the 60s or 70s
Are these kinda breakable?
Looks like you need to slide them onto the hex-head from one specific angle...
Sometimes you can't do that.
So....
If I forgot that the little black (plastic?) thing was in there and slid it on the hex from the top instead of the side... would it bust off?
I know wat I expect for Christmas 🎄
I'd buy it just for the case... I hate that even premium tools don't come in metal cases anymore.
That’s dope. Definitely on my to buy list now
Nice tool..😊
Im.sure you have covered this but how are you ordering tools from Japan? How do you get on Amazon Japan?
Everything from Japan is awesome
The cars, the tools, the anime, the women, the porn. All magnificent
@@code0662 japanese porn is aight the women moan way too much tho for me at least
@@code0662 agrees in tentacles.....
I have this and they are good.
Great review 3/10.. why are they good? What is their advantage over normal spanners
I actually gave the RMFQ700BR that comes with the bit set and ratchet adapters for 1/4,3/8 and 1/2. The quality is superb. I was skeptical of using to much torque but so far they held up strength wise and survived 2 years of midwest weather in unheated garage. The open end ratchet takes some getting use to. I used oil needle on the 72 teeth side for smoother operation. The metal case is worth some money by itself. I have been on a journey buying japanese tools. Most new items are koken, ktc , tone and fujiya . I would also recommend buying older fuller japan, asahi and aigo tools. It’s more difficult to get standard/imperial sizes from new tool sellers and I’ve managed to complete a few standard sets of the older tools from places like ebay.