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Williams screwdrivers are awesome.

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Oh wtf you need a removal tool to get the socket off?!!! Who the hell does that shit? Returning! Unbelievable

Will this work on my peener

What’s with the spooky music? And there’s no way that guy could move that heavy lug nut in either direction with that wrench one handed

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That's a bahco

Koken 24 tooth blows that Snap crap 36 away. Hell the ol 5450 Proto is a better piece than that. As far as "teeth" the Wright is a dual pawl since the late sixties clicking 80.

Come on. You can afford to make an experiment at least on this ratchets. On medium/longer ½ drive e.g. put a breaker bar drive at the end of the handle coherent with ratchet movement. So of course the ratchet can also do angled breaker bar jobs and retain at hand 2 different sockets, but also, joining an extension bar you can make a piston movement while ratcheting avoiding obstacles in the way, adding more flexibility and productivity while "socketing". Ciao Bye. CSR

Flat tips are WRONGLY MANUFACTURED. Slotted screws heads are mostly obtained by milling the slot so the engagement cavity is not angle walled inside, they are mostly made with parallel walls, and so the screwdriver tips have to be. A plain thickness with rounded corners, not an angled wedge with sharp corners. Why? Just remember flankdrive concept. Apply force mostly on flat surfaces which are more sturdy than corners. Inside a flat screw head happens the same. If the tip of the driver is angled the torque power spread only in a small concentrated portion of the slot at the top and not to all the possible contact surface inside, this means typical ruined screws head over time. It is matter of getting the most possible contact between flat surfaces especially when slots are not very deep. Kenosha man please Take Care. CSR

No other usa made can touch williams for price

For price in a league of its own

Hey you spelled Bahco wrong! And it’s a Pipe Wrench. Wrench pliers have smooth jaws like a wrench or adjustable wrench. These jaws are made for grabbing a pipe. Why have you chosen to call them “wrench pliers”. Is it because you think you might confuse the public by calling it a pipe wrench, when it doesn’t look like a monkey wrench.

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Is this made in the USA

Do not buy I bought over 1000 worth of there tools and most got damaged or broke after a months normal use in the mechanic field. There customer service is non existent. When they do answer they blame you are very disrespectful not good. Stay away

Definitely not a fine tooth ratchet but I’ve never been able to break any of my Williams industrial ratchets

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Best value in Mechanics tools,period.

Whats ironic is that Williams tools are made at the elkmont snapon plant location but you have to warranty them out in Midland Georgia by sending your damaged tool there instead of doing it on one of the trucks

Love Williams. Come out with an 80T ratchet?

I would like to see Williams have their version of Snap-on's 80 tooth design. I know the competition, Proto has the precision 90 which is for all intensive purposes is a MAC Axis ratchet. I own several Williams 36 tooth ratchets in all drive sizes. They are solid ratchets. Never had one break, nor have I had to order a repair kit. I've had them for about 3 years. I work at a water treatment facility. I've broken my fair share of ratchets from Gearwrench, Craftsman, to Harbor Freight Pittsburgh. There are some applications that warrant the use of a fine tooth ratchet. I would like to see Williams have a fine tooth pear head ratchet. I know you all have a round head that's 72 teeth. I find the traditional round head a bit bulky in certain situations.

Nice animation. I know these are good because they are based on Snap On’s 936 series ratchets

Are Williams sockets the same as the flagship Snap-On brand? What are the differences?

Would love to see more about both of those wrenches. I'm in the market now for some usa made reversable ratcheting wrench set.

Are both made in the USA?