I have the same blue Williams ratcheting screwdriver and it's well built. I must have missed the modification to make the shaft removable. Thanks for the vid.
I buy a lot of Williams tools. I like them (poor-mans Snap-on). Williams hand tools all seem the exact same (25-33% the cost) as Snap-on except for the ratcheting screwdriver grip. It is different and the only tool I like the Snap-on one better.
How do the magnents in the snapon vs the gearwrench compare, the ones with removable shafts? I know the snapons are strong enough to hold small screws on the bits. Are the gearwrench strong enough to hold the bit, and a screw onto the bit?
Thank you my friend I appreciate your comment 🙏 Yes the gearwrench will definitely hold a screw, I mainly use milwaukee bits and I believe they are magnetic plus the magnetic of the gearwrench and snap on. Snap-on is a little stronger not by much though IMHO.
I have the same blue Williams ratcheting screwdriver and it's well built. I must have missed the modification to make the shaft removable. Thanks for the vid.
I honestly want to do it also but I have other brands that Have removable shaft so I'm just gonna keep it stock it's a beautiful screwdriver
There is an in depth thread on the garage journal.
I buy a lot of Williams tools. I like them (poor-mans Snap-on). Williams hand tools all seem the exact same (25-33% the cost) as Snap-on except for the ratcheting screwdriver grip. It is different and the only tool I like the Snap-on one better.
I appreciate your comment Thank you. I love Williams tools best high quality tools you can buy for the money IMHO.
Stop!... I'm getting seasick!...🤮
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How do the magnents in the snapon vs the gearwrench compare, the ones with removable shafts? I know the snapons are strong enough to hold small screws on the bits. Are the gearwrench strong enough to hold the bit, and a screw onto the bit?
Thank you my friend I appreciate your comment 🙏
Yes the gearwrench will definitely hold a screw, I mainly use milwaukee bits and I believe they are magnetic plus the magnetic of the gearwrench and snap on. Snap-on is a little stronger not by much though IMHO.
Any idea what year the red white and blue Snap-on’s was OfferedI can’t find any info anywhere
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I ordered mine from Snap-on online around June 2020
@@smotheredchrome awesome thank you love your channel by the way🇺🇸
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The snap on is not the same metal as the williams
Yes they are I work in the Williams factory that makes both the snap on and Williams same everything just a different name.
Bullshit I know it’s not if it is the Williams are rejects cause the snap on screwdrivers tips don’t break off like a Williams does
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@@marcowens7234 What State is the factory in? East Coast?
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