🔧 Crescent CRW1 Release Ratchet Material: Unleashing Efficient Fastening Review

Comparable wrenches are around $40 at my local store but I felt they could do the same job. Used it to loosen some nuts that were somehow tightened to 200lb/ft and with a 4 foot breaker it did the job without breaking. Length seems good, comparable to my old 36 tooth 1/2" drivetrain that it replaces. My biggest gripe is that the ratchet teeth are exposed on top of the ratchet. No bungs or lids make me feel like they somehow fell out because it doesn't make sense for them to be visible, so…

For the price and free shipping from Revain Prime, this ratchet is hard to beat. This is not a professional tool as there is some play in the 72T drivetrain, but this tool is more than enough for the DIY or workshop mechanic. If the quality of the insides is close to the outside then it's a good buy. The workmanship, chrome plating and ratchet function are really very good. The ratchet has a certain weight which makes it feel like a high quality tool. I like that the handle is a bit longer than

I've always used Craftsman on my ratchets because of their no-fault returns policy. I lost one of my ratchets so I decided to try a different brand. The Crescent brand feels very solid and I like the 72-tooth gear train for loosening bolts in hard-to-reach places. The finish is great and the grip and length are perfect for my daily work. I recommend trying this ratchet. The price is worth it Update (07/17/2019). Upgraded from 5 stars to 1. I had to loosen the stop screw. After sufficient force…