Looking for a stout 3/8" ratchet?
 

If I ever need to replace my old USA made Craftsman...probably.

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why does he need to talk so fast....

WHY????

I use my ratchet to get it snug, and then go an impact if it has to get a lot of torque, or just a longer non ratchet wrench. I have them from two feet and three feet long.

I have never tried to use a ratchet with a lot of force, it is just stupid. Like using a carpenters claw hammer when a 2 pound or 4 pound sledge is needed.

I hate to see any tool abused.

I just broke a 1/2 breaker bar (pun not considered), a 1/2 extension, and some other beefy stuff by hand.

I get it. Tools get abused. I was shocked with the breaker bar. It just snapped. I did have a 2'++ cheater pipe on it but seriously. It should have withstood that.

Yep, I'll leave the torture testing to others...but I'm glad they do it. Never hurts to learn something.

He's got a lot to say and a short time to say it... His technique is working extremely well for him! Check out all the views...

People love watching tools (especially expensive tools) get tested to destruction in a heads-up competition. People are funny that way. (I'm one of those people.)