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The beta ratchet looks like a King Tony one, beta have shifted alot of production to Taiwan very little is still made in Italy, spanners/wrenche's probably sockets and screw driver's, but alot is Taiwanese now. Sent from my SM-G950F using The Garage Journal mobile app

Here in the UK, A Lot of weird off brands stuff you get on amazon for £50, Makita, Milwaukee, See a lot of Bosch SDS drills, and Dewalt saws, some of the bigger contractors use exclusively Hilit.

^ Hazet 600LG will still deform under load they feel a little soft, TopTul I haven't really put that much stress on the open end, but they do flex on the ring end.

I personally have found having a 12 point set around in 3/8 and 1/2 has been useful for me, their not my go to sockets, but they do come in handy sometimes and I wouldn't spend a silly amount of money on one either. Axle nuts/bolts, a few suspension components but these can be had with a...

I only have the one 12ah battery, but when we do tyre changes on trailer's/trucks it comes in handy, other than that I use mostly 4/5ah. Sent from my SM-G950F using The Garage Journal mobile app

I didn't know they went brushless but with the batteries what I mean is Milwaukee offer high output 12ah batteries as well as many other options, while snap on only offers 4ah which do drain pretty fast, one 4.0 Ah Monster Lithium costs more than a 12ah Milwaukee, in the UK.

I personally think milwaukee has always been good, my older 2015 model high torque has been great since day one, it manages to snap 12mm threaded brake caliper bolts a lot on reverse time, a little overkill, I think the sweet spot is 300nm like the milwaukee M12 stubby. The Snap-On has nice...

Bad with google plenty of options, from Proto, Facom, Toptul, Bahco, Williams, so maybe snap on as well, these are all doubled sided.

Yeah I have a few of their spanners, and pliers found them stupidly cheap on amazon and the profile on their spanners is different and pliers seem nice quality as well. No COO on anything either I thought the spanners might have had something.

I have Proto Punch and Chisel sets both are really good, Starrett Brass ones pretty good for the price. For the Eurobrands, I have Gedore and Elora tapered punches and some long Elora chisels that have held up really great.

I have the older snap on impact socket set made in canada shallow, 10-24 missing 20 and 23, they have seen a lot of use over the years, some of the more popular sizes like 13/17/19 and 21 are deformed but do not round fasteners yet. My current bahco set, for deeps, 10-24 again, no issues and...

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Blue-Point-22-PC-3-8-Dr-Pass-Thru-Socket-Set-BLPPTSS3822/254295004429?hash=item3b3529d50d:g:YsEAAOSwzStdKSpI Not 100% sure ebay links are allowed.. Blue-Point 22 PC 3/8" Dr. Pass Thru Socket Set BLPPTSS3822 £40 Free Postage and Packaging. (NEW) but you can decided...

Torx Security L keys, socket reducers. Tons of whitworth Sockets and Wrenches, Tons of SAE Sockets and Wrenches useful once every blue moon.

I would hope they get them as a forged basic shape, then do the stamping, machining, cleaning and heat treatment, and chroming, but very unlikely. The finish, and quality is too high to suggest most of it was done in germany, no imperfections on any of the sockets I have compared to Elora, and...

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/offer-listing/B003QO72V2?condition=used Elora 3/8 socket set - 12 point, £60 + 20% off at checkout. Used Like New.

GearWrench, Proto, Williams, are all good cheapish options.

I bought a set of impact 3/8 for my Air Ratchet they ended up getting in the way too often and it got annoying so now they sit in a box buried in my draws, chrome sockets will do just fine, they might split after a ton of use, but any cheap 3/8 chrome set over impact ones.

There should be a seal looks like it's stuck onto the Gear it self. Snap on from the factory use Super Lube you also get little bag with super lube inside ratchet repair kits, as for packaging, I'm not sure snap on box their ratchets they bag them oil them and then ship them to where ever, to...

Does anyone know who makes these.. Snap-On - AWM140DK & AWMG9 - I've alway thought it was bondus but not 100% sure. Mac Tools - SVDPM166BRPT - I believe these are made in Taiwan not sure if they are exclusively made for MAC though..

I've always wondered who makes the MAC version SVDPM166BRPT, I know their not made in the USA as sometimes advertised but their the best I have come across for this lock on/rounded business.