Wera *ALMOST* Perfected Their Ratcheting T-Handle!

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  • čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
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Komentáře • 11

  • @HEBI.RAIDEN
    @HEBI.RAIDEN Před 4 měsíci

    Face the green ratchet switch down to the palm while working it helps and prevents accidentally disengage between L-R

  • @michaelWells-ef9bx
    @michaelWells-ef9bx Před 2 měsíci

    ~ I just ordered one off Amazon .... for Sockets & Allens ... If I wanted to drive a Screw.. id use one of my 20 Drills instead ...

  • @fuloplehel
    @fuloplehel Před 11 měsíci +1

    Great video and very informative. I have this set in metric version, without the square bits, the ratchet is fine, but for situations when more torque is needed, I use the fixed version of this handle. Another ergonomic option is the pistol grip ratcheting screwdriver with bit storage in the handle and in addition the long 89mm bits are part of the set,but only six pieces.. The ratcheting mechanism is not the same, you don't have the locking position on the t handle, and the tooth count is slightly different., I think is finer on the t handle. But you can apply more torque with the pistol grip. But when I need extra torque, the fixed t handle 416R is my way to go.

  • @C010rbl1nd
    @C010rbl1nd Před 8 měsíci +1

    superb video. not that Im a fanboy but I know if I buy wera, bacho, irvin, stanly then I know what Im getting. still think bacho have the others shut down on hex bit screwdrivers. for 1 reason, they have at bitholder in the handel

  • @jonathanmark7751
    @jonathanmark7751 Před rokem +3

    Good to know about the tiny flimsy looking switch. I haven't seen any reviews mentioning this. I was wanting to get this but won't now I won't be. I'm hoping on the second generation they also include fixed position like they do on the ratcheting screwdriver.
    I saw on Last Best Tool that the 1/4" square drive ratchet release is very easy to depress when torquing it. It's in the same spot as the black cover that you popped off. Seems like a major oversight.

  • @fredthehead4603
    @fredthehead4603 Před rokem +3

    Wiha Centrofix is better bit holder than the Wera Rapidaptor. I don’t know if Wiha makes a ratcheting T-handle.

  • @aussiehardwood6196
    @aussiehardwood6196 Před rokem +2

    Backdrag is usually pretty high with Wera ratcheting products, I wonder what the T handle is like, I have the ratcheting bit driver.

    • @ParklanCustom
      @ParklanCustom  Před rokem +2

      feels like the exact same ratcheting mechanism as all their other tools.

  • @MrHakkChen
    @MrHakkChen Před rokem

    I have been with Wera for years, when they come out the regular ratcheting screwdriver and the pistol style, I chose pistol handle, I would say it's more comfortable then the T handle, T handle does drive-in faster imo. Great review 👍🏼

  • @musikus7092
    @musikus7092 Před rokem +1

    Bought the 1/4" version but I regret it. I thought this handle is bigger. It's very small and this tiny switch is a joke. I need a second tool to switch from one direction to the other

  • @roveism
    @roveism Před 2 měsíci

    Premium Price, potato parts.