Tool Show And Tell

[calebr]

Built-in cheater bar? Considering mine is an old steel mailbox pole, sign me up!

[JesusSavesAB]

"That torque multiplier is totally useless, I much prefer to save the money and snap the bolts off and bust my knuckles all to sh!t."
-*Mastercraft tool owner*

[Paios]

I found a steel pole in the garage of one of the houses I used to live at, and that shit's been my ole trusty rusty breaker bar ever since. I love my rusty 💞

[fustratedfisher]

You described and showed how that worked really well. We used them in the army all the time. I was a 63w heavy wheeled diesel mechanic and loved it because everything was big and you had plenty of room to work..
Great vids keep the great work up.

[fryloc]

This is the "I'm done asking" tool when you can't use the "it can't be stuck if it's liquid" tool.

[frankie]

Take a look at this professional mechanic. Do you see any gray hair? He's got years of experience and a brain. He has learned over time. Smart and practical. That's how most mechanics learn by doing. But this guy goes to step further. Why? Because he takes his knowledge and shares it with others. Kudos to you and keep up the Great work!

[AchievedZeus]

now what if you had a torque multiplier to go with the extending rachet. You'd be unstoppable

[adamkramer]

Those adjustable length ratchets seem like they’d be fragile. I’m a diesel mechanic and thought about getting one. The amount of pressure you’d put on the slide part just seems like it would break easy

[josephmcandrew]

Gotta love tools like these. When I worked on a shipyard I had to carry around a hydraulic power plant and hytorc heads for some big stuff. My knees still hate me

[robbiegalloway]

dude I've been a forklift operator for 10 years and I just wanted to say I love your videos

[sltr]

"They're ye go".
That finished me 😄

[haze]

I love how you answer the questions I ask in my head 😂😂

[jeremysnead]

Tools are fun to use. Right tools for the right jobs. Steel is amazing.

[placasowuicho]

Im a diy guy. I just ordered one of these. Did not even know it existed. Other day tried to change shocks on my car but bolt is in a tight space. So seeing this just saved me.

[brian_]

I just bought one of those rachets yesterday. 3/4 drive, extension handle to different positions. I'm going to give it hell next week.

[johnnyteague]

I have one my father purchased. It was made by Armstrong . He worked on heavy dirt moving equipment. Mine is a 3/4 to 1 inch unit. Now days I seldom use it but when I pull it out, something is going to break loose.😁

[DavidMiOo]

I used to have a 3/8" extending ratchet and loved that thing, I put it through hell and it was just some cheap Meijer brand tool or maybe Walmart but it took some abuse before finally failing years later from all the extra torque.

Haven't seen them locally for sale anymore, can't imagine why lol

[northernsd]

I just started watching your videos recently. Bought the low profile drive adapters at your recommendation. Don’t regret it one bit.

[_heffe_]

I love those extendable ratchets. We use the 3/8 ones in my shop and they are fucking amazing for leverage.

[IntergalacticSpaceKitten]

Working smarter, not harder! Really awesome tool