Husky Cordless Ratchet vs Milwaukee Cordless Ratchet - Comparison and Test

Looking at getting the Husky cordless ratchet? How about the Milwaukee ratchet from the M12 line up? Both seem to be great ratchets, I wish I had more long term use with the Husky tool but I think it will hold up fine.

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

Husky is 230 RPMs and the Milwaukee is 250 RPMs. So the Milwaukee is a little bit faster.

[@dangrimes5078]

I don't care much about torque. I think the Husky might work for me. I already have he Milwaukee and also a Makita. I want to buy the Husky but not sure if Home Depot carries it. The battery being inside the tool is a plus for me also. I'm really excited about this little cordless ratchet.

[@bryandiel6773]

@@dangrimes5078 how much do you like your Makita ratchet?

[@Roronoa.D.mooney]

I have bought 2 of the husky for 2 different shops. I work in a lube shop and it does great for skid plates! the battery last for close to a week before needing to be charged. its used and abused on the daily and always hold up

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

Awesome dude! I have had a few people comment saying they use this thing for their job daily and it holds up great. I think its a great tool. Maybe a little better suited for a DIYer, but sounds like certainly not at all short for a pro.

[@chesterswingjr9796]

I might buy one just for that purpose. I’m a mechanic at a tire shop, but we do lots of other repairs, along with oil changes.

[@jjtovar9506]

Husky is straight garbage

[@sugartreefordman7293]

I bought one of the husky ratchets probably a couple of years ago and am quite impressed with it. It has held up really good and so handy. The battery hasn't given me any problems so far and holds a charge pretty good. Mine did come with a pretty good set of sockets too when I bought it. For the money I would recommend it!

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

Good to know! Thanks for sharing!

[@travisvowell3610]

Great video man, keep it up! I got a slightly different model milwaukee about 6 months ago, and I really like it. I was on the fence of how useful one could be by just looking at the size difference between it and a regular ratchet. But man it will surprise you, I've had this thing stuffed into a dashboard where I couldn't see and still able to get bolts out fast

[@EdwardDowllar]

Thanks for the review. I've been on the fence for buying the Husky and now you've made my mind up. Making a trip to Home Depot for the Husky.

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

Definitely a good product. I don't think you could go wrong. Especially at the $60 price tag.

[@dyllman98]

got the husky 3-4 years ago for 50$ and came with deep and shallow metric sockets. still use it today. have tons of milwaukee tools and the husky has worked great for me. I highly recommend the husky.

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

The Husky is awesome. Both of them are good tools. I wish they still put the sockets in there with them.

[@scottcpan68]

I picked up the Husky cordless ratchet while i'm waiting for Ridgid to release theirs. Supposedly they have two coming soon and I didn't want to get into another battery platform. It was on sale for $59 and I got to say I've been quite impressed so far.

[@kaitlynoneill9516]

had the husky for 3 years, the battery rarely ever needs to be charged. it can be used manually to break free bolts. i had a HART snap the anvil on the first manual attempt. the husky keeps going and going. i love it. great investment

[@apa_javier]

Awesome video, I liked the comparison and how kept it logical

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

Thanks for watching!

[@keithphillips1722]

Thanks Derek, you’re killin it!!!

[@joshuahenry2402]

I work on big trucks and use my husky ratchet every day definitely impressed with it. Even ran over it with a box truck. Cracked the case but tool didn’t miss a beat

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

Nice! It’s a good tool, no doubt.

[@saturnfire]

I purchased the Husky on clearance with a set of basic sockets in a kit 2 years ago for $40. It is ok. The Milwaukee that you have there is the older model. The new one doesn't seem to go on sale much. The testing you did is great. Basically, both tools offer the same power.

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

Thats a steal at $40! As for the Milwaukee, it's the non fuel version, they still sell them brand new so maybe just original? Thanks for the feed back and for watching, and yep, thats the conclusion I came to.

[@chrismemphis8062]

Running the husky w/ the socket set for a sub $50 for 2 years. That was a GREAT DEAL

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

Couldn't agree more!

[@mynameismatthew8217]

Something worth considering with the non removable battery with the husky is that you can pretty much get 2 husky ratchets for the price of getting set up with the red ones, love my husky so far!

[@albertosuarez6758]

I've had my Husky for a few years and working real nice so far 👌

[@Onthepontoon]

I was under the hood of my truck for 8 hours tearing off at least 100+ bolts with the husky and battery showed no signs of slowing down. If charged overnight I don't see it not making it through a whole day, unless your project consists of dismantling an entire car in a day haha. Great buy at $60!

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

Good perspective! I think its an awesome tool at regular price but at the sale price it is hard to beat!

[@JosephHHHo]

Thanks for the info!

[@chesterswingjr9796]

Good to know. I just bought one tonight. Can’t beat the $59 price!!! I have M12 Milwaukee tools, but I’m waiting for the extended ratchet model to come out.

[@MrGrimm550]

I have 2 of the Husky. Got my first one when they first came out with the socket set (about 3 years ago), case and tool for $49.99. Like it so much I got the second for a second toolbox. The battery last a long time in my experience... I used it to install side paneling for my garage and automotive work. No issue with the batteries on either unit for me. I've used the Milwaukee at my industrial job and would still recommend the Husky over Milwaukee.

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

Interesting to hear. I actually like the heft of the Husky. I think it's a fine tool. I don't think that either or would be a bad choice.

[@SSwizzyMusic]

Would the husky be okay for exhaust Only plan on using it for specifically catback/axleback etc nothing more. Have a Milwaukee set except without this one. Don’t feel like spending 200$ unless I have to

[@kartboarder22g17]

I actually weighed these two and some off brand orange model a couple years ago. Finally went with Milwaukee, so glad I did.

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

Good choice, definitely both are good products, but the Milwaukee is probably the better choice in certain circumstances.

[@kartboarder22g17]

@@DereksWorkshopAndProjects I'm just glad I did as, last year I decided to buy the stubby, and as I was already into the M12 platform, it made it easier. I also now this year use the impact driver. I used to have a huge brushless Ryobi, but it was really too much for what I do and I welcome the small size of the M12.

[@johngibson3594]

I got both my 3/8 and 1/4 ratchets free with other tools. I did purchase the m12 fuel 3/8 because I wasn’t too keen on the first gen. I didn’t have any issues but the just seemed not beefy enough the new one is a huge improvement. The husky might be a good choice for a service truck as it’s low cost

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

Fair enough. I am not wrenching with the Milwaukee daily so even the first gen / non fuel version is good enough for me. I actually like how slim it is, but what you said makes sense.

[@chriscollison3136]

I’ve had my husky for over 1.5 years and I’ve had to charge it 3 times and I am a mechanic by day so I use it everyday, again everyday! It’s not the strongest but you can use it just like a regular ratchet to break the bolt free then it’s good to go!

[@mechtechtools838]

Have you tried lubing the Milwaukee head through open slots on the head end? I lube my air ratchet pretty much everyday I use it. I use 2-3 drops of air tool oil in the air fitting and 1 drop in each open slots head end.

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

Haven't considered it to much really.

[@deseremere]

Thank you, great review!!!

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

Thank you!

[@RJIVHALO]

Milwaukee had a great deal for Black Friday for that ratchet this year. You get the ratchet, electric screwdriver, a 1.5 ah battery, charger and bag for $99

[@famholland469]

M12 is known as the professional preference however after 1 year of daily use battery can randomly die in middle of a job and that happened even after a few rips even with a full charge bought a new battery and that fixed issue...so considering cost of kit and replacement battery and similar specs the Husky may have been a better more affordable option?!

[@Eg33n54]

i been using the husky i got it as a president from someone who was being nice and is not a tech but anyway. I been using husky for almost 2 years now and it works every time . Its actually a really nice tool .. limited in power but its good for what i need it for

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

I definitely think it’s worth picking up for sure.

[@Zombiereaper1]

Good review video!

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

Thanks dude!

[@farmerboyfpv3637]

I got the huskey as I started as a diesel mecanic nov 17th. Used it hard for 2 weeks and love it but the anvil broke. So I took it back and got a milwalkee for cristmass so well see how it holds up. As for battery it would almost make 2 8hr days of hard use but if you charge every night I couldn't kill it taking apart the top end of the same 6.0 power stroke 3 times. So a none issue imo im wondering in practice if the smaller body or longer length will make a difference under the hood.

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

Great perspective. Too bad the Husky broke though. The best way (in my opinion) is to actually put the tools to real world use so I appreciate you commenting with your experience. I don't turn wrenches often enough to get a solid long term comparison so I appreciate your comment!

[@farmerboyfpv3637]

@@DereksWorkshopAndProjects I haven't taken apart a milwalkee yet but it would be nice to get a second opinion of the insides of the husky as the part that sheared on mine seemed undersized. Didnt have much time to check it out though as I had jobs to finish.

[@waimeaguyz9074]

I bought the cordless Husky ratchet since it was cheaper. I constantly use it for everything. I'm over using manual ratchets. What I like about the Husky is powerful and reliable. I'm getting another one.

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

It’s one of the handiest tools I own.

[@leonarddroneview6947]

I have been using that husky for two years every day in the automotive industry I have taken out the big bolts and small bolts not one problem

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

One advantage it definitely has is more metal material in the handle, for breaking big bolts. I like the Husky. It's a good tool for sure.

[@stevennihipali3607]

I work at the big orange box... there's nothing wrong with this Husky. I also own a big red. If you're trying to save a few bucks but still wanna get the job done, buy maybe 2 or 3 of the Husky, and you'll still get the job done.

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

I used to work at The Home Desperate when I was in my first round of college. I was just a night stocker though. I think the husky is a great tool. Just depends on how much you wanna spend.

[@movaughn20]

Thanks for the review, going to grab a husky today. $59 can't really go wrong if it does die...

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

I am not sure they are still $59. That was a sale price for the holidays. It may have gone up.

[@movaughn20]

@@DereksWorkshopAndProjects As of today 1/4/21 there still $59.

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

@@movaughn20 Oh good, I’d hate for you to drive to go get one and find it at it’s regular like $80-$90 price and be ticked that I said it was $59 haha.

[@abird2931]

I paid $67.00 for the milwaukee on ebay, have plenty of batteries since I already have numerous other M12 tools.

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

Nothing wrong with having multiple electric ratchets bro i have every ratchet Milwaukee makes they all come in handy

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

I would definitely not mind having more than one. Thanks for watching.

[@davidm3210]

Nice video, thanks D.

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

Thanks for watching/commenting!

[@ronlagasssvolgs6126]

I have the husky my buddy left it outside and it rained 3in over night and it still worked when I blew it out with some air. Also my battery life lasts me all day for the jobs I do. But I do like the Milwaukee better but can’t say anything bad about the husky.

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

Wow that’s pretty impressive! Definitely sounds like you can’t go wrong with the Husky.

[@williansouza3779]

Thanks for video.

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

Thanks for watching!

[@martinjaramillo2429]

I read the Husky has a higher manual ft lb rating than the Milwaukee can anyone confirm that?

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

Yes, someone else commented on this video stating that at it make sense. The Milwaukee is a almost fully plastic construction an the husky its a little beefier with more metal construction. I guess I am not basing this on looking at specs or manuals but someone else said it and it does make sense.

[@konradysspeedshop9700]

I haven’t seen the video but I’ll Voice my opinion on what I found. I use the Milwaukee at work everyday it’s amazing yet doesn’t break much loose. I purchased the husky because of the price once my Milwaukee broke and pulled the trigger and said nope too weak for me. Returned it. Never gave it a good go

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

Well I'm not sure if you had one of the fuel versions or not but these tools basically have the same breaking torque. Both do 35 ft lbs basically.

[@konradysspeedshop9700]

@@DereksWorkshopAndProjects I just purchased the fuel 3/8 Ratchet with up to 55 ft-lbs and it's amazing. has done just about everything I threw at it so far. I would love to give the husky another go but I'm already in deep with Milwaukee and want to avoid having multiple chargers and cords

[@ninevoltmodz4687]

I’ve been clutch dumping my husky for years, I also left it out in a rain storm for 2 days by accident. Perfectly fine, super beat up cosmetically though.

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

I’m sure it’s a tough tool!

[@arie1293]

just bought the husky and mine slips when it reaches its torque limit as in the head will keep toggling back and forth but no more spinning of the socket. I haven’t checked what it’s maxing it’s torque at but seems like mine might be defective. I pulled the snap ring out and inspected the internals and nothing is broken or missing so, maybe an insufficient spring strength? After watching some videos on air ratchets it looks like the husky has the exact same head construction as a typical air ratchet so maybe a good thing if the head ever needs replacement long term I might be able to just fit one from an air ratchet to it. The con is that it doesn’t have model specific replacement parts availability at all like the Milwaukee does. So anything else on it failing will render it not easily repairable. I hope I don’t have to return the one I have but if it is defective I may end up doing so and wait until the Milwaukee hopefully goes on sale later this year. I just do little diy stuff at home husky should be enough for my needs as long as it’s not defective.

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

Makes sense man. Too bad about the Husky. If you bought it within the last three months you should easily be able to change it out for a new one. I didn't have that problem so that is weird.

[@Supertorres702]

I bought this tool and it was fantastic for 1.5 years till this same thing started happening, no torque and just slips. Went in today to warranty it and all the units they had were doing the same thing out the box. Took store credit gonna go for the m12 fuel What did you end up doing?

[@johnpennamon2296]

If your just doing a little work around the house the husky is great I have one but it’s not for heavy use or a shop environment

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

Definitely a good option for any DIYer. How long have you had yours?

[@stevennihipali3607]

Husky is a great choice, I have one and it'll do the job on smaller jobs. I also have the milwaukee 1/4 n 3/8... there's a massive difference... but the husky works for what we do

[@PhenomRT1]

Guess im the anomaly😅. Im a heavy duty truck mechanic and ive been using the husky for over 2 years now and she performs great in my book. The battery lasts well into its third work day and I hook it up at close of business that day.

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

So it lasts you a full work day? Sounds good enough if that’s the case!

[@killer_duke_9178]

Just bought one last night. Told my girl i hope her car breaks down so i can use it

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

Lol dude I hope you get the chance with something easy and cheap to replace. I know the feeling though lol.

[@cuyunamike]

I bought the Husky. I didn’t want to accumulate a bunch of expensive Milwaukee chargers and tools for just the one tool. I already have a full fleet of DeWalt cordless tools.

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

That makes sense.

[@andrewdugan6705]

I wouldn't expect the husky to be better than the Milwaukee, all I wanted to know is if the husky is a decent and reliable tool. By all accounts it sounds like it is. I ordered one a few days ago. I hope I have the kind of luck it sounds like all of you have had with it.

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

I definitely decent and reliable definitely describe the Husky. It’s worth getting without a doubt.

[@n3wbie2000]

what if battery gone bad and it can't be replace?

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

I bet you could open it up and replace it but it might not be so then you’d be SOL.

[@caitlynchristiansen4671]

Does the battery ever fall out of your milwaukee tool

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

Never been an issue for me.

[@cowboy41231]

On the contrary that Milwaukee is (much)lighter duty. There’s a plastic tang that rotates the gearhead which does not allow for manual “breaking” force.... the husky is rated for 150 ft lbs of manual force..... I’m on my second Milwaukee, I also have the newer fat head version. Hard to recommend it with a plastic tang but I use it for speed since I use a torque wrench anyway.

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

That makes sense. I guess I didn’t consider bolt/nut breaking force with the solid steel Husky handle and the plastic Milwaukee handle. So good point. I always appreciate someone who disagrees respectfully. Easy to be a jerk on the Internet.

[@cowboy41231]

@@DereksWorkshopAndProjects thank you, wasn’t trying to be a jerk and I know you mentioned about the plastic tang in the gearhead. Also the newer Milwaukee with the fat gearhead “can be” extremely hard/tedious to change directions and it’s not compact imo... I’m tempted to buy the husky just to try which is why your video attracted me. Much respect ✊ happy new year

[@markk3948]

As you might already know if you use the xx batteries or the new compact 2.5 ho battery it would give you your 35 ft lbs

[@brycehasty5975]

I personally use the Husky for mechanic work and I have never had it die on me. I charge it once a week at best.

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

I keep hearing from you guys that use it daily that the non-removable battery is basically not a factor.

[@chesterswingjr9796]

Thanks for your input. I was wondering how it would last with regular use. As a fellow mechanic, I’ll be going to Home Depot on payday!!!

[@wallyg.2409]

@@DereksWorkshopAndProjects Yes, but what do you do with the tool when the battery no longer takes a charge or holds a charge ? Where do you get another internal battery ?

[@tylerrobbins9126]

@@wallyg.2409 it lasts a few years and then you just replace it. I mean if it lasted 2 years I’d say that’s well worth the 100 dollars or less you paid

[@blakechambers56]

Good vid

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

Thanks man.

[@ericxiong6582]

the non-removable battery of the Husky is a deal breaker....

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

I get it. For some, it won’t be, for others it will. For the most part, I agree with you.

[@davejames2015]

Ya but atleast you don't gotta worry about it falling out like the milfucky

[@whatfreedom7]

The Milwaukee batteries are prone for breaking the cover when dropped. They need a rubberized more one piece design instead of a clip on hard plastic. I’ve broke two from normal drops. Luckily I’ve been able to force them back in place enough I can still use them but they flip around. The husky has screws so you might able to replace it if it goes bad. Sucks if it runs dead you can’t just swap one out though.

[@knyshov]

It doesn’t bother me. I’ve had my Husky for a long time and it is my favorite tool.

[@justinwhite9689]

I bought the husky for 59 bucks I do like it. The battery ratchets only do so much no matter what you spend on em, that's my stance on them

[@justinwhite9689]

And I am a Fuel M12 /M18 fanboy

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

Good point. I like them both. Wouldn't fault anyone for buying either.

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

Nice review

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@drewsmith6066]

Not being able to change the battery in the Hucky makes it as much use as a concrete parachute

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

I disagree, but it is a short coming.

[@dangrimes5078]

Good review, mostly because I didn't even know about the Husky.

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

Thanks man.

[@dangrimes5078]

I ordered the Husky but unfortunately it's quite a bit more than what you paid.

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

They go on sale every year around the holidays. Still more now days than what I paid.

[@excampopa]

Husky lifetime warranty doesn't cover battery?

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

I’m very confident that is the case.

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

2 year warranty

[@roberto9666]

The Milwaukee kit costs $360 here in Australia. Thats $270USD. More than double what it cost you. We call it the “Australia Tax”. Same applies to almost everything - cars in particular.

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

Too bad! I've hear people from other countries say a few times that Americans have some of the best buying power. Our money goes further, supposedly. I am sure it has a lot to do with importation or other taxes. I don't have any idea though. Really. Thanks for watching though!

[@karamitchell7728]

I own both . I thought husky was a “Walmart” brand from the jump as being a new mechanic. But yes mil walks is obviously upper in name and a bit stronger .wont get to into it but husky just by its name . Might be a lil bit more bulky (big women ) lol but aye I believe I can drive my car over it . Well where Walky I throw other pounds of tools ontop and plastics are getting bent and outa shape . True on battery life tho . But I’m not the one that’s actually putting those good hours on the tool but husky makes it last enough throughout day or few depending. Thanks for the review everyone has their options on tools. Love the vid brotha

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

Thank's a bunch for the comment. I think the Husky might be a little more robust, I think you're onto something there for sure. Both are good. I don't think you could go wrong either way.

[@stevenhobson2292]

Drop test?

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

Eh, I’m not looking to wreck my tools, I need them lol.

[@robwells5753]

The Husky battery will run a little longer than the Milwaukee Fuel not by much but but it does

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

The Fuel? That’s surprising. Wish I had a fuel to it check out.

[@eaglesfly7915]

The husky last me alll day use

[@legendarypillow1450]

I honestly didn’t know husky made power tools

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

One of just a couple I think.

[@chriscollison3136]

Again everyday for over a year snd a half and I’ve had to charge it 3 times! Swear on my momma! I’d go but it again right but my husky is far from done!

[@NickVetter]

I have dewalt tools and they do not have a electric ratchet yet. O like the husky because it's so cheap and don't need to buy a battery and charger.

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

Makes sense. The Husky is a good wrench.

[@aplaceholderbplaceholder9524]

Why wouldn't dewalt make one. I got nothing but dewalt 20v.

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

Ya I know other 20v tool manufacturers have made cordless ratchets too so it’s weird that dewalt doesn’t have one.

[@yeetyeet1728]

@@DereksWorkshopAndProjects Mac tools 12v is dewalts version of the ratchet. Since they share the same platform just rebranded. And more expensive lol

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

So you can just slip a dewalt battery in the Mac ratchet and go to work?

[@aplaceholderbplaceholder9524]

Nice, I'm going look into it.

[@yeetyeet1728]

@@DereksWorkshopAndProjects yes sir! I got 3 Mac tools impacts and switch between dewalt and Mac battery’s all day.

[@whatfreedom7]

The Milwaukee gets slower as battery power drops. She. That battery gets down to 1 you can definitely feel the difference. Husky probably does too.

[@jeffclark5024]

I go though a 2ah near every day with my Milwaukee fuel. I do have the 4ah and the 6ah option but for my uses I prefer the smaller 2ah batteries. No removable battery is a deal breaker for me on the husky.

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

Definitely makes sense. The 2ah are slimmer and probably make getting the job done easier.

[@robwells5753]

The battery will work hard all day longer lasting than my 12volt Fuel but not by much

[@jameswaugh115]

80 ft lbs?

[@alirazmjou2149]

درود بر شما متشکرم اقا

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

خوش آمدید ، ممنون که تماشا کردید.

[@master6435]

husky should have use a usb c for charging port!

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

Might have been a better option. I wonder how long charging times would be though? Seems like through a USB cable it would be slow. But I don't know much about that kind of stuff. Thanks for watching!

[@master6435]

@@DereksWorkshopAndProjects ahhh there are usb c cables that can flow 18-24w that's although of energy

[@eaglesfly7915]

Yeahhh riggt the husky is a professional took also it will blow every ratchet out the water!!! N I do autobody u don't need to plug a battery in all the time

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

It didn’t blow this one out of the water? It’s a fine tool.

[@jonatanandgarthochoa4855]

Now both tools double the price $

[@chasebarrett3801]

I dunno if you can actually compare the tools with the battery situation.. husky might worthy enough to be a gift to your mom or something. I would get pissed and toss it while reaching for my ratchet when the tool didn't finish.

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

I understand. It's not for everyone, but I think it would work good for most not demanding jobs and people with a little more time.

[@44warden]

Husky has 150 lbs of manual torque

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

Definitely a stout tool on its own.

[@anavrinhsub6081]

Buy two Huskies and charge one while working with other ine

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

I believe I mentioned this idea toward the end of the video.

[@stevennihipali3607]

Buying 3 for the price of 1 milwaukee

[@MrSGL21]

i was scrolling through thinking, well shit at $60 each you could always buy 2 and one charging while the other is in use....and here we are.

[@fatjaysgarage]

Joe Rogan voice

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

Heard that many many times.

[@TheFrankwhite81]

It’s not the fuel

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

Nope.

[@JohnJohn-nh2rl]

Bauer or herc might be better then husky

[@nastynotch8314]

You know, it’s a ratchet for a reason

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

What are you referring to?

[@nastynotch8314]

I think I was commenting on someone elsed comment. 😂 now I look stupid.

[@juanyoremeseri6822]

Milwaukee is the #1 the best ratchet. people know. makita ratchet is the #2 and...................?

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

I don’t know, Makita might be #1. They give you the ability to use pass through sockets and it’s faster than any of them. I of course love my Milwaukee red though.

[@Eric-zs6rd]

Husky doesn't design anything. They just buy generic chinese ratchet and have a sticker with their name stuck on it for branding. You might as well just buy the same ratcher off aliexpress or whatever without branding.

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

I have never seen a different branded Husky but then again I have never looked... But honestly that's most tools these days.

[@44warden]

Bro they're all Chinese

[@daddy1kev]

hahaha you do everything wrong with the husky, you just push it a bit and do the opposite with the milwaukee, it seems like you are getting paid for it lol.

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

I rewatched the “torque test” section of the video to see what your talking about as I like to try to make sure I’m producing decent content and litterally have no idea what could be making you think that. I hold the buttons down on both tools for just about the same amount of time while they try to break the bolt loose. I literally gave situations where you’d want to buy either one at the end of the video. You’re literally the first person to complain about that in this video that I can remember in two years.