Glad to hear! This really is an amazing tool. Years later, I still reach for it almost every time I wrench. Incredibly versatile. Thanks for watching and commenting.
As you state, a good all-purpose wrench and socket set to carry in a vehicle or lightweight kit. It is fully compatible with the Gearwrench Pass Thru 3/8" handle, sockets and extensions. I added a 3" extension and a 3/8" adapter that allows me to use it with standard sockets (both are Gearwrench parts, easily found on Amazon/eBay). The case/holder sucks, as you pointed out.
Just had a look for the extension it's every where Makita sell them other tool brands sell them with a full socket sets there is one brand and they have three different lengths of extensions 1.5", 4", 8" made by draper so there are plenty of sets in the uk what a clever tool 👍🏻.
I have a few 3 or 4" long extensions, Husky branded. Definitely adds to the functionality of the set. It has a clever design for sure. Thanks for commenting and watching.
It really is a go-to for me. I grab it everytime I work on almost anything. It's probably one of my most use hand tools. I'm glad you are happy with it too. Thanks for coming back to tell us and thanks for watching.
I just ordered one of these sets because the price was very tempting, and your review helped me to persuade me that it was worth giving it a try. Since the packaging tray is flimsy and useless, have you found a good storage solution for the sockets, given that they won't clip onto a normal socket rail?
Best solution I came up with.... A Milwaukee tool zipper tool pouch. I keep the sockets loose in there with the wrench and an extension. It's alright if you only have one set in the bag.... Digging for the right size isn't too bad. I had two complete sets in one bag... Then it became difficult to just get the size I was looking for. It's probably the biggest downside.... They are not easily identifiable, over time the markings wear off. They are not imbossed. Now, I keep one complete set in the bag with 2 wrenches and an extension. The other set of sockets I keep separate. I can do all kinds of stuff with that one bag. Thank you for commenting. Enjoy your new tool purchase....This has been a wonderful tool for me for years now.
@@MTRFAB I guess one of those magnetic socket holders might work too, but I don't want to carry that extra weight around, so I'll stick with the zip pouch idea
Thanks for the info. The reversible jaw seemed like a gimmick... I use it frequently though. It is a handy feature. Thank you for commenting and watching.
Sweet. Could one technically use the newer Gearwrench locking flex head pass through ratchets with the Crescent pass through sockets? Also, how much torque can the Crescent sockets handle? I've always heard 6 pts are better for tougher bolts but I dig the versatility of spline for DIY. The bonus of course is the adjustable wrench on the other end. Cheers!
I don't believe the new locking flex heads will work with the sockets. The sockets have a specific size and drive that the same through all sizes. The wrenches are all different sizes. If that makes sense. As far as torque.... More than enough. I've never stripped or cracked a socket. I use them ALL the time. Thank you for watching. Happy DIY.
Thank you for an informative video that will help a lot of people, add value, and save space.
I still use this set almost everyday at work... Thanks for watching and commenting!
This answered a lot of questions I had.
Glad to hear! This really is an amazing tool. Years later, I still reach for it almost every time I wrench. Incredibly versatile. Thanks for watching and commenting.
As you state, a good all-purpose wrench and socket set to carry in a vehicle or lightweight kit. It is fully compatible with the Gearwrench Pass Thru 3/8" handle, sockets and extensions. I added a 3" extension and a 3/8" adapter that allows me to use it with standard sockets (both are Gearwrench parts, easily found on Amazon/eBay). The case/holder sucks, as you pointed out.
Love mine! Lol... Just used it yesterday. Thank you for commenting. Thanks for watching.
He is right I own one and I loved it so much i got the ratchet they, and they are my go to everyday tools. This tool is fucking awesome
It's a common go to for sure. Thank you for watching!
Love this wrench
@@DiggingBuddy It might just be the best adjustable ever!
@@MTRFAB yeah, now just to figure out a good way to keep the sockets organized
@@DiggingBuddyI agree! I bag them but there has to be a better way. If they just modified the retail holder I think it could work.
Nice video, I have always thought the adjustable wrench was the best tool that I have, but did not know what kind would be better., Thanks
This wrench is definitely in the top 5 hand tools I own. Thanks for watching.
Just got one. Love this set.
Yes. Yes. Yes. It is truly awesome. I still use mine all the time! Enjoy. Thanks for watching and commenting.
How much and where tnahks
Around $25 USD... Home Depot is where I purchased mine. Thank you for watching and commenting.
Just had a look for the extension it's every where Makita sell them other tool brands sell them with a full socket sets there is one brand and they have three different lengths of extensions 1.5", 4", 8" made by draper so there are plenty of sets in the uk what a clever tool 👍🏻.
I have a few 3 or 4" long extensions, Husky branded. Definitely adds to the functionality of the set. It has a clever design for sure. Thanks for commenting and watching.
How do you not have more subs wtf, you just gained one
Thank you for the support! I appreciate the comment. Please keep watching.
You have sold it to me. Now on order from Amazon at £19.99.
I hope you enjoy it. Thanks for watching!
Very, very happy with purchase. Have used it for 6 months and great for difficult nuts and bolts.
It really is a go-to for me. I grab it everytime I work on almost anything. It's probably one of my most use hand tools. I'm glad you are happy with it too. Thanks for coming back to tell us and thanks for watching.
I just ordered one of these sets because the price was very tempting, and your review helped me to persuade me that it was worth giving it a try. Since the packaging tray is flimsy and useless, have you found a good storage solution for the sockets, given that they won't clip onto a normal socket rail?
Best solution I came up with.... A Milwaukee tool zipper tool pouch. I keep the sockets loose in there with the wrench and an extension. It's alright if you only have one set in the bag.... Digging for the right size isn't too bad. I had two complete sets in one bag... Then it became difficult to just get the size I was looking for. It's probably the biggest downside.... They are not easily identifiable, over time the markings wear off. They are not imbossed. Now, I keep one complete set in the bag with 2 wrenches and an extension. The other set of sockets I keep separate. I can do all kinds of stuff with that one bag. Thank you for commenting. Enjoy your new tool purchase....This has been a wonderful tool for me for years now.
@@MTRFAB Thanks for the detailed reply, I might try a pouch.
If you end up finding something that works better for you.... Please share it with us here. Thanks for watching.
@@MTRFAB I guess one of those magnetic socket holders might work too, but I don't want to carry that extra weight around, so I'll stick with the zip pouch idea
That reversible jaw setup is a copy of the Bahco from Sweden.
Thanks for the info. The reversible jaw seemed like a gimmick... I use it frequently though. It is a handy feature. Thank you for commenting and watching.
I mean all adjustables are a copy of the crescent
Are the extensions hollow?
Yes. Thanks for commenting and watching!
what you call those socket? would be nice 24mm and 30mm socket
They call them pass thru sockets. I have not seen them in that large of a size. I agree. They should make a larger set.
Sweet. Could one technically use the newer Gearwrench locking flex head pass through ratchets with the Crescent pass through sockets?
Also, how much torque can the Crescent sockets handle? I've always heard 6 pts are better for tougher bolts but I dig the versatility of spline for DIY. The bonus of course is the adjustable wrench on the other end.
Cheers!
I don't believe the new locking flex heads will work with the sockets. The sockets have a specific size and drive that the same through all sizes. The wrenches are all different sizes. If that makes sense.
As far as torque.... More than enough. I've never stripped or cracked a socket. I use them ALL the time. Thank you for watching. Happy DIY.