K-Tool Professional 3/8" Ratchet Review 

Catus what a surprise - you are reviewing a ratchet!!! But no matter how many i see i enjoy them! I have learned to grade tool quality much better after watching your videos for the past several years. Good job ole boy!!!

Love knurled ratchets.

My experience with my K-Tool ratchets is the nice knurling. The Knurling handles are not as common these days. K-Tool ratchets hold a premium resale value as well.

I've seen the K-Tool stuff in the tool catalogue at the local parts store. Never heard of them before. I prefer the knurled handles on ratchets. Most manufacturers seem to knock off the Snap-On style handle. I'll have to look further into these ratchets.

Catus where do you find all these tool????

You seldom run across anything K-tool stamped on it. I don’t think they manufacture overwhelmingly mass quantities like so many other tool makers.

Have you ever looked at DE Rogers and associates they repair ratchets and have parts or machine parts for repair just though you or someone else might be interested

I think it's fitting that it's sold at a construction supply house; with only 36 teeth it wouldn't appeal to consumers used to 72. 90, 120 teeth ratchets. The low tooth count means it will endure high torque levels without breakage. I have only one each of 1/4 & 3/8 drive ratchets with tooth counts above 60 because of my experience with high tooth count ratchets failing. My 1/2 ancient Craftsman & even older SK ratchets have stood up to 40 & 45 years of abuse and still work as good as new. Please repeat that ratchets should be cleaned and oiled regularly for the longest life.

Where do you buy K-Tools ?

I believe the first k tool thing I saw was a socket set?

Hello again Catus Maximus and Tiny Thank you for another Great Video. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Again thank you

If you take a file to the affected parts of your nails, they will look much better and eventually clear up. Grind it down as far as you can without hurting the bed. Not doing this will just allow the infection to continue, and it will never go away. I recommend using neosporin a few times a day on the nail beds once you get them filed down. Good luck brother.

What is k tool I see them everywhere now and I have never heard of them..

K -tool warranty is great.

I recognize the logo. Pretty sure I have one. I am not a fan of "quick release" ratchets. They work best within their own brand. I like how my 28+ year old Snap Ons ball detent still work with anything but the worst sockets with no fuss. I should grab up all of the failures (I have a drawer full, 50+) sell them, and buy a couple of gallons of gas and a dozen eggs.

I see Catus, I like and save.

$50 for this 36 tooth ratchet on amazon...yea no.

Hey Catus!