Powerbuilt 949006 1/2" Socket Set & 649977 Ratchet Set Review -EricTheCarGuy

Опубликовано 22 апреля 2015, 10:16

949009 1/2" Socket Set: $299.99
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Powerbuilt 649967 $66.73
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I'll admit to not using the socket set that much, but I've been using the ratchets form this set quite a bit. I'm very happy with the feel and grip of these tools. The flat handle is very nice to press against when using the ratchets. The ratcheting mechanism is also nice with their compact heads and fine tooth ratchets. Overall, I found the quality very good and would recommend these tools, especially if you're starting out and looking for alternatives to other more expensive brands.

I hope to use the sockets more. Truth is, I don't often use 1/2" sockets and when I do, I often use my impact sockets. From what I've seen so far however, these are of good quality and should hold up over time.

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