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Old 08-26-2024, 10:20 AM
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I watch too much YouTube that is good at targeting my interests. This guy does a lot of comparisons and while not exactly scientific, he at least attempts to measure stuff, sometimes creatively. Here's one comparing ratchet brands:

https://youtu.be/eMUgzCvi0L8?si=d8BkBmhqEO_jQVWz

I'll save you the stress of waiting for the exciting conclusion. He recommends Gearwrench as the best overall value.

The Snap-On was clearly the strongest, and he makes it clear what you get for the money. More importantly, he helps guide on the line between great, good enough, and total suckage.

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Old 08-26-2024, 10:31 AM
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I have a few Husky screwdrivers from Home Depot? that are my go-tos. They are shaped well, fit the fasteners securely, tips aren't plated, and they are holding up really well. A great value IMO. My 1970 vintage Craftsmans are mostly useless now. I keep them just because.

I also have a Stanley 3/8" ratchet and sockets that have proven durable for many years. Another good value IMO but don't know if the still sell the same quality.

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