SCF Test. The Break Room Ep. 14

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This week we test out the VIM SCF line of wrenches. These are a spring loaded wrench designed for use in place of line wrenches and tight access areas.
Tools shown in this video:
SCF14 (1/4" drive) vimtools.com/product/scf14/
SCF38 (3/8" Drive) vimtools.com/product/scf38/
SCF12 (1/2" Drive) vimtools.com/product/scf12/
SCF25A (Designed to work with extendable handle) vimtools.com/product/scf25a/
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[@andylarsen3254]

I went ahead and ordered the full set after watching this video, I’m looking forward to putting them to use.

[@midatlantictools]

Like seeing a company like VIM having no fear putting their tools to the test..

[@Mrhurtsdonut]

these seem great thanks for the reivew very tough even hardened tool steel had a hard time putting a dent in those teeth!

[@blakechinn5792]

I have been waiting to see these.. I have them and love them.

[@gf2e]

I love these demos. I have an older RV with lots of rust, so understanding how tools get damaged is really handy. I'd be fascinated in seeing how a Knipex Cobra compares. :)

[@victorhoyt4352]

I wish that they were dual drive, like the others that are on the market... I almost purchased these, but the other ones that are available from companies like powerbuilt or ares have 2 ways to insert the extension. Vim is still an awesome tool company regardless and still makes some freaking awesome products!! I tell you what though, that hex bit socket is a monster!! Barely a scratch on it!!

[@justinvanburen8259]

Another great video!! Thank you!!

[@boosted2.4_sky]

I was checking these out yesterday 🏁

[@ShawnC8030]

Love the channel but I think a better camera man is in order. I couldn't see the split screen it was showing the breaker bar not the tool on the left side. Great tools though. Now if we can get better handles on the ratchets lol

[@ben10mama]

That's pretty cool and I really appreciate it! Do you think you could do a test of the orca grip pliers? Maybe a head to head between them and these? Or use a similar test medium?

[@Gadget0343]

Again it looks like you are inducing a twisting component with they way you are putting that reducer on it. If you cold get the leverage force more in a straight line with the tool center line you will likely get a better result.

[@honcho714]

Too bad they are so big , never get them where you need them