Socket Adapter & Universal/Swivel Overview & Comparison

[@Garland77]

The 5/8" "government only" drive is very interesting. Perhaps you could do a segment on obsolete tools ?

[@mjd_double-ya3904]

Decent review. It has taken me hours to establish what kit to run with weight being a factor. I utilise my impact rated extensions for ratchet wrench. That way I have an extension for both impact drill and wrench. But means needing adaptors, on the plus side I only need one extension of each size. Downside weakest point is always the joint and I'm adding one more joint for ratcheting! Should be ok as I only work with1/4 and 3/8. Wouldn't wash in high torque applications lets see how it fairs in electrical installs!!

[@omnicode]

More people should watch this

[@nonamefounder]

Catus, you have a shit load of tools. Awesome keep em coming.

[@CatusMaximus]

Will do

[@steedandersen]

I would love to tour your tool boxes.

[@johngibson3594]

Very nice selection sometimes more is better. I never knew about the 5/8 drive. I have seen hex drive but that’s on older tools.

[@CatusMaximus]

Yes indeed

[@blue_ratchet]

Where did u buy those lock in swifle ?

[@casketblack5660]

I appreciate this video. Im considering buying a 3/4 drive milwaukee impact wrench that i found serious deal on when all i really need is a 1/2 drive impact wrench. so i was curious what you might say about 3/4 to 1/2 impact reducers. because when it comes to more available power!? well, id rather have it and not need it, than need it and not have it! Thanks

[@CatusMaximus]

Just buy some good reducers and have an extra on hand in case it breaks

[@kevinragsdale6256]

I have some of those HF impact rated u joints, and my dewalt blows them out after not much use.

[@billlee1724]

Holy shit hahah never seen that many in one place !

[@CatusMaximus]

:)

[@billlee1724]

Tig Hahahah dirty girl

[@trankt54155]

Will these ever be made out of titanium or depleted uranium?

[@billlee1724]

Awesome!!

[@danh2134]

have you ever broken a 3/4 to 1/2 reducer?

[@CatusMaximus]

Several it's easy to break adapters on tough Fasteners because you have such a large tool being reduced down and because of the extra length there's some bending forces which are really hard on them I almost never use adapters anymore. Breaking adapters was one of the reasons to start collecting large three-quarter inch and inch Drive tools

[@betmon5986]

Y even bother wit reducers no matter who u get em from they r all junk

[@betmon5986]

Do away wit em jst use the appropriate drive size

[@samuelsholder2789]

i put a 4 ft pipe on a gearwrench 3/4 step down with a 20 in extension to get my V6 crank bolt lose. Dunno how in the heck y'all keep breaking them.

[@Ferkle871]

I lost a 3/8 to 1/4 adapter in a woman's car. She came back a week later for something else wrong with her car and I still couldn't find it