Affordable 20V Cordless Ratchet Better Than Harbor Freight Hercules or Dewalt Racthet

Today we look at a viewer requested tool review. This 20V Cordless Ratchet is a better value than comparable ratchets from Harbor Freight Hercules, Dewalt, Kobalt, Craftsman and Many more. This affordable 20 volt ratchet has more torque and speed than the bigger name brands yet costs half what those cost. For around $50 you can get this ratchet with two 20 volt batteries, charger, sockets and carrying case. As I will demonstrate in the video this is a very good DIYer friendly ratchet that is also very budget friendly.
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[@richardvacanti9428]

Thank you very much for making a video at my request. I know that making videos is a lot of work. Thank you so much 😁

[@ModernDIYProjects]

You are very welcome! I'm here to help out my viewers whenever possible.

[@robertpimpo4698]

Hey I just purchased the 16 .8 volt one I hope it works ok

[@TheSprinterVan]

Love those tools becoming available that utilize batteries I already own.
I hope more and more manufacturers continue this trend.
Thanks for another informative video

[@craigcraigster4999]

Thank you for this review, appreciate it -- seems like a great bang for the buck, provided the longevity is there too.

[@FAFOSanders]

Good 👍 job on the review

[@bettinanstevens9259]

Compatible with Makita batteries but looks nearly identical to Dewalt. 😅

[@jarredstorms9401]

Looks like the Chinese ripped off snap on and dewalt at the same time

[@ModernDIYProjects]

Nothing that sinister. This is a common design as I mentioned in the video. There are companies out there that will mass produce this for you and put your logo and make it your color. How do you think Harbor Freight gets their tools? Same principle. Craftsman, Kobalt, and now even Ridgid are using this design.

[@craigcraigster4999]

​@@ModernDIYProjectsSkil too.

[@TheSprinterVan]

@@ModernDIYProjects my Craftsman looks the same also

[@alirazmjou2149]

Only kobalt