Crescent CX6DBM2 Double Ratcheting 2 Piece Review

Not the quality you would expect from a Crescent tool. Autozone's Duralast is far superior to them. The crescents are heavy, the finish is terrible, and the ratchet directional switch is stuck.

These are great tools. They have 2 sizes on each end. This gives you a lot of versatility in a small space. They came with metric and English. Their quality and ease of use is much better than I expected. Great products.

I bought these mainly to easily disassemble our bikes to fit our car. They work great for this purpose. The only thing to consider is the thickness of the wrench head. It is thicker due to the mechanism and only fits one of the bikes. Overall, you get a lot of functionality with just two tools.

The 8/10 mm side turns over by itself and starts to unscrew the screw again. It's useless when you're in a bind. 2 stars given because at least the big one works well. Other manufacturers make them lighter and better than this one. The big one could be used as a sledgehammer. (Not exactly, but it's very hard)

They look good, they are what they are and the material they were made of made is not worth it. Money, now I understand why German instruments are the best, I hate to say it, but yes, they are built to last. You can even return them or get a replacement since they only offer one month. Well it's a joke. I'll try the Husky tools, see what happens.

Weekly use, larger key daily as oil change key. Use the small one for interior work on the car. Would definitely come back. I would highly recommend them to colleagues and friends in the automotive industry. Ideal for your car tool box and also covers 8 of the most popular sizes in 2 easy to use wrenches so you can use more tools on the go.

I use them all the time. Essentially a complete ratchet wrench set that only takes up two spaces. I work in a carpentry shop and have used them to service several machines including drum sanders, air compressors, planers, planers, and to assemble storage racks and dryer racks. Convertibility comes in handy more often than you think, and even when I was looking for work I didn't have to run back to the store. Definitely worth the price

I have both SAE and metric. Today I opened it at work. being able to use them and the directional lever held the slip in place. so there was no ratchet. so i struggled with it several times, started somehow, then it worked fine, it worked with just one key. So I'm giving it 4 stars Would I buy it again? Yes I would, hope this helps

Well, you don't always need a box wrench, but when you do, there's no alternative. I have to give it three stars mainly for the cautionary tale, but there are a few downsides to mention as well. First, it's a nice heavy tool to hold, but I feel like the moving parts are a bit loose. For example, the ratchet directional switch may get stuck if you try to toggle it while running. The finishes are good and they look cool, like something the Master Chief would keep in his tool box. Another major…