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@@kkp4297 thanks for the tip! I appreciate it

@@FirearmNation interesting. I haven’t had that issue but that’s crazy! They must’ve had some QC issues with these. Thanks for the comment.

The deko toolkit is still to this day Performing nicely! BUT customer service sucks. You can’t completely abuse the kit but it takes a nice beating and works well

@@themaintenanceman1 ty for the hasty reply.

@@diogenesstudent5585 not a problem. Thanks for reaching out and asking a question. Much appreciated 👍

I’ll like the lineup A lot! Thanks for the info on the R+P. I did not know that. Much appreciated! Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching!

@@emmettturner9452 I know it’s all owned by Stanley black and decker that’s why they are so much alike. I agree the r+p line is solid and they have turned that brand into the ryobi of Lowe’s with the battery deals and stuff. I’m excited for the future of the lineup. Thanks for watching and commenting and sharing some info into the lineup. It’s much appreciated 🤜🤛

@@timj1196 haha your mom likes them lol

@@user-bn3gy5wl2r those are super handy ratchets to have. I have a Stanley version I use to work on my own stuff. I’ve definitely have put some cheater pipes on it. It’s a 3/8 but I’ve been lucky and I also don’t use it everyday like you do. I appreciate the comment. Thanks for sharing your opinion and experience and thanks for watching!

@@tjmone74 I have some of those craftsman evolv ratchets from years ago that have held up great all these years but the new ones imo stink and I’m not sure the v series is worth the money. But some people swear by the new craftsman ratchets. Sorry to hear about the bad experience. Thanks for watching and thanks for commenting!

@@mikestewart2409 thanks Mike! I appreciate you watching and commenting! It means a lot 👍🤜🤛

@@A_barrel nicely done!

@@That_pittet_kid 👍👍👍

@@debraperkins2033 yup. It works great like that also. Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching! I appreciate it!

@@Katurayev.A.89 sorry for the late response and I appreciate the question. Unfortunately I no longer have this drill BUT the drill should have a model number on it and through some research I’m sure you could find a charger on eBay or something. But at the end of the day and I hate hate hate saying this, you could probably get a better drill for the price you will pay for a new charger for this. Unless it’s like 9$

@@craigholland2286 9 hp

@@keithschmidt1171 hey man I appreciate the comment and you watching! Thanks a lot! 🤜🤛

@@rickyg943 that’s really a shame. The sockets are nice. But these ratchets are junk. Hopefully they exchange it out for you

@@joko-kc3wc yup. Stanley black and decker owns them and porter cable and lots of other brands. I agree the brushless are closer to dewalt but dewalt really doesn’t impress my overall but still good stuff. Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching!

@@nomusicrc that’s the true classic!

@@ceej62 I’m not sure if all of them work I still have 1 to finish up. They have them on eBay from like 8-15$ for the ignition and key.

For sure. I was talking about the design of it is the same as the normal batteries just ALOT bulkier but in a cheap looking way like I wish with the bigger cells they could have still slimmed down the design like Milwaukee and even my ryobi regular compared to the hp they almost look identical it’s the same blueprint. I didn’t explain that well in the video though. Thanks for watching and thanks for the comment!

@@eeknight that’s definitely an interesting one I’ve never ran across. Thanks for sharing!

@@arlittle13 💯 and this works great doing that for sure 👍

It's almost priced the same as a Milwaukee M12 fuel

@@joshbennett5335 so it’s 70 dollars and then with a coupon you get a free 12v 2ah battery and the charger is about 40$ so 110 plus tax. If you purchased Milwaukees cheap one plus a charger plus a battery it’s running you a lot more because Milwaukee batteries cost more then the bare tool ratchet. But you’re right it’s probably the least budget friendly option of the three ratchets. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Thanks for watching and thanks for the comment! I appreciate! It was by far the best project I’ve worked on so far. It was my first and favorite lol. Have a great day!

@@mannynunez7032 my honest answer is I sold these not to long ago because I’ve always been heavily invested in ryobi but I wish I would have kept these. The quality especially on the circ saw and one handed recip saw are head and shoulders above what ryobi has. Hope that helps

Just say you work for Boeing. It’s easier that way.

😂 I'm also an A&P mech. I have that kit but with the other bit driver. That issue affected some 3/8 and 1/4 ratchets. I have 2 3/8 ratchets that also don't have any issues. But I'm also a tool nut and a garagejournal member, so I knew about the issues. I just went en replaced mine with the new lower profile versions. Those are in the new kits and way better ratchets.

They are very cool vehicles. Definitely something I always wanted to get. I gotta pull the engine this week so going to be another learning experience but that’s fine by me. Hope you’re doing well Pete!

I’d take a Honda over Ferrari any day. Thanks for watching!

@@themaintenanceman1 But I bet you would love to have Ferrari on your driveway with security cameras watching it 24/7.

@@angelisone nah. That’s for like people with no taste in vehicles. Give me some American muscle. I’ve always wanted a Oldsmobile 442.

@@themaintenanceman1 You might like my uncle's cars: 1964 FORD GT40 PROTOTYPE & 1962 SHELBY COBRA CSX2000 autographed by ATG & Shelby.

That’s a very fair assessment Thomas. The flathead does sound great though.

I purchased the tool myself. No one made me review it I was just interested in it. But it’s just rebadged worx brand tools so nothing to write home about. Thanks for watching.

I got new ones like a month after this video. Thanks for the heads up though and thanks for watching

Maybe the carb needs adjusted? I’m honestly not sure why it wouldn’t stay running. Sounds like you replaced everything. Sorry I can’t be more helpful.

@@themaintenanceman1 I replaced the carb, problem solved, thanks

@@leopadh awesome! Glad it worked out for you 🤜🤛. Sorry when I first read your first comment I thought it said changed carb not cleaned but either way I’m glad it’s back and running strong 💪

And some people need to hear that. It’s how they learn. Thanks for the comment

Good for you

I’m glad that they are working out for you!

Thanks Ken! I’m excited to dive into it! Thanks for watching!

I’m. It sure but I’ll definitely let you know 😂. Thanks for watching buddy! And I have seen people take them onto lakes but it’s only supposed to go into water 4 feet deep max but I’m sure it can go further.

Fun times for sure! Thanks for watching brother 🤜🤛

Hey Pat! Thanks for watching! Batteries are disconnected and I love that the shed has that space under it. Comes in handy and was well thought out when built. I thought it was fiberglass also but did research and it’s abs strangely enough. Check out other videos on UA-cam of them. Attex 6x6 1970’s they cruise and are very neat. Thanks for watching and have a great week also brother 🤜🤛

What I need to tow it absolutely can buddy 👍. I hope you’re doing well.

lol. No worries. I would say make sure the battery is fully charged, make sure it’s inserted into the tool properly, then there is a safety trigger you got slide to the right (I think or it might go right and left) but you have to use one hand to slide that and pull the trigger and the saw should start spinning. If it doesn’t you might just have a dead battery. Like no good at all. Thanks for the question.

Thank you

@@user-ok8wk5tz7m no problem 👍

Yup. Very disappointing how the website and numbers just give you the run around. I wasn’t expecting much from this thing but apex does make good stuff and was hoping it was a diamond in the rough but the process to get stuff fixed is inexcusable