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@ThisHandleIsAlreadyTaken839
Thank you, I'm 16 and my dad asked me to loosen some bolts and I had to figure out how a socket wrench worked 🤣 After 40 minutes of finding the right sizes and your video, I figured it out
@ozzloy
@ozzloy Год назад
hey, that's awesome! glad things are working out for you!
@beechizel8148
@beechizel8148 10 месяцев назад
After sifting through 10 different videos from experts to average Joes you sir alone gave me the exact information I needed about the direction dial functionality. Thanks a bunch!
@Gamelover882
@Gamelover882 3 месяца назад
I am not ashamed at the fact that I didn't know how to use a wrench properly. I knew the motion and how to properly out on any attachments but I never knew what the switch was for. Thank you for this simple and clear video
@calgary2800
@calgary2800 7 лет назад
Thank you for taking the time to do this.
@ozzloy
@ozzloy 7 лет назад
cbr9927 you're welcome!
@karenmcc622
@karenmcc622 3 года назад
Cant see what you are doing with this the words over the pictures....DUH
@AssFaceMonkey
@AssFaceMonkey 3 года назад
@@ozzloy yeah you took a lot of time to smack somebody’s nuts
@BrightPink32
@BrightPink32 4 года назад
The only video I found that explains how to actually use a socket wrench lol. Thanks for the nice and slow video!!! Helped a lot visualizing the socket + wrench with the orange marking!!
@ozzloy
@ozzloy 4 года назад
you're welcome!
@mechanicandskills7215
@mechanicandskills7215 5 лет назад
i am doing cocaine wile i watch this
@Gibblegobblegoob
@Gibblegobblegoob 5 лет назад
Hell yeah me too brother
@thatztuff7849
@thatztuff7849 4 года назад
And I bet y’all are white, just sayin
@Your_Federal-Agento907
@Your_Federal-Agento907 5 месяцев назад
Who's cocaine? Why are u doing them? What is happening?
@melanatedchubster9517
@melanatedchubster9517 4 года назад
Thank you so much for your easy to follow demo. I literally tighten a screw in the time of the video and it took me one day to figure it out lol
@ozzloy
@ozzloy 4 года назад
yay! glad it helped!
@ECMYTUNES
@ECMYTUNES 2 года назад
Thank you for helping me. I didn't realize what the lever for tightening and loosening was. This made a difference for me!
@carlosnvlr
@carlosnvlr 4 года назад
THANK YOU!!! Straight to the point what I needed!!
@ozzloy
@ozzloy 4 года назад
yay!
@blackraven2312
@blackraven2312 2 года назад
Agreed
@DeMarcUs0
@DeMarcUs0 4 месяца назад
Right = Tight Left = Loosen
@Jeth678
@Jeth678 Год назад
Thank you so much!! Couldn't find an in-depth explanation of this until your video 😭
@PeaceNLiebe
@PeaceNLiebe 6 лет назад
Sweet baby j thank you for making this clear and concise
@susanhendrix9110
@susanhendrix9110 2 года назад
Thank you. Fairly recently widowed and this helped me so much. Thanks again!
@ozzloy
@ozzloy 2 года назад
you're welcome!
@raveraby
@raveraby Месяц назад
You’re the man! Thank you!
@clarity2974
@clarity2974 2 месяца назад
Thank you from a single woman ❤
@robertvaughanll1886
@robertvaughanll1886 7 лет назад
what is that clicky noise? clicky noise? why is it doing it? where is it coming from? will it ever go away? I like the clicky noise.
@ozzloy
@ozzloy 7 лет назад
an animation that shows the part that clicks ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-xSByIjvcyUk.html someone taking a real ratchet apart and showing the ratcheting ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-lqDnv5Ydwvc.html
@Joy-tb1cp
@Joy-tb1cp 9 месяцев назад
Instructions tell me after hand tighten use socket wrench about two to three turns only to prevent overtightening and crack the toilet tank. How much would you say is considered a turn? One turn. I'm not sure
@jackiemorrell2298
@jackiemorrell2298 6 лет назад
My wrench doesn't have the little switch. 😞😲
@GametimeSlime
@GametimeSlime 6 лет назад
Jackie Morrell me too lmfao wtf
@lindablanchard1803
@lindablanchard1803 4 года назад
I was hoping you'd show me what I'm doing wrong, if I don't get the clicky noise. There has to be some proper way to hold the tool, or to apply pressure to it, that gets a consistent ratchet noise when winding it back without moving the wrench and nut. Something in my application of the tool is off, and I'm just tightening then loosening, tightening then loosening. If I am in a position to actually hold onto the wrench bit when I'm in the winding back part of the stroke, I get nice consistent clickety sounds. For example, right now I'm opening up hose clamps. But once I've got the hose clamp on the bit it's supposed to tighten, I can no longer get fingers in to hold onto the wrench fitting. Which, y'know, I know I shouldn't even have to do if I could just get the right pressure or grip or whatever. Funny how things that are natural and obvious to so many folks are difficult for others of us, isn't it.
@ozzloy
@ozzloy 4 года назад
you're not doing anything wrong. i know exactly what you're talking about. unfortunately, this is a place where socket wrenches could improve. if the nut is completely loose, then the socket does not tighten it. i have to hold it until it's at least a little tightened before the clicky sounds take over
@lindablanchard1803
@lindablanchard1803 4 года назад
@@ozzloy Thanks. I have a chance to pay attention to and practice this tomorrow.
@ozzloy
@ozzloy 4 года назад
@@lindablanchard1803 how did it go?
@lindablanchard1803
@lindablanchard1803 4 года назад
@@ozzloy That did the trick.
@ozzloy
@ozzloy 4 года назад
@@lindablanchard1803 wonderful!
@TanyaKatherine
@TanyaKatherine Год назад
Thank you. This was so confusing to me.
@mrbarnzz
@mrbarnzz Год назад
Best video on here for this I STG
@XWinterWeatherX
@XWinterWeatherX 9 месяцев назад
I kid you not I'm watching this just to figure out how to loosen a socket
@onwardwiththeswans8558
@onwardwiththeswans8558 5 лет назад
Thank you so much I have a table to take apart and totally needed this
@anaaviles4032
@anaaviles4032 2 года назад
Thank you i’am new to this kind of stuff, and I don’t feel like a dummy.
@ozzloy
@ozzloy 2 года назад
wonderful! that's really great that it helped!
@kristof46
@kristof46 10 месяцев назад
So what if I switch it to left and then try to tighten screws clockwise?
@kagayakuangel5828
@kagayakuangel5828 6 лет назад
45,000 people and me probablyyyyy didn’t really know how to use a socket wrench before watching this vidya. XD Thanks! ❤️
@Sleepytoro
@Sleepytoro 5 лет назад
Hi, I know that this is an old video, but if you see this, I’m new with dealing with all of this, I bought a socket wrench but it has ON and OFF with the switch in the middle. If I set it to OFF does that mean I”m loosening it (like taking the bolt off) and ON meaning that I”m tightening it (putting it on)? Either way, thanks and nice video.
@ozzloy
@ozzloy 5 лет назад
i think so. i haven't seen that kind of socket wrench before. but it seems likely that "on" means "put the nut *on* the bolt" and "off" means "take the nut *off* the bolt"
@jamesritter9806
@jamesritter9806 5 лет назад
Thats what it means
@3arl362
@3arl362 4 года назад
Do screwdrivers work the same? Or should i just go cook some toast?
@mississippigirl3151
@mississippigirl3151 2 года назад
YOU. ROCK!
@vickibarbosa5641
@vickibarbosa5641 3 года назад
Helpful! I couldn't figure out which way was tightening vs loosening. When the wrench is clicking, it's not tightening.
@Dolphin808Dreamer
@Dolphin808Dreamer 6 лет назад
Thank you!!!
@serkanusta1
@serkanusta1 2 года назад
Might want to double check right is losing left is tightening
@thanksgivingh6185
@thanksgivingh6185 2 года назад
my ratchet does not have a switch to go clockwise. only goes counter clcokwise
@Antoila80
@Antoila80 4 года назад
Thank you very much!!
@willyuan1
@willyuan1 4 года назад
the way you explained it was confusing
@djbell7907
@djbell7907 7 лет назад
So it doesn't matter which way you turn the ratchet as long as it's in the loosen/ tighten position?
@ozzloy
@ozzloy 6 лет назад
+dj bell tl;dr incorrect medium: you still need to turn the correct way to turn the nut. but you can also turn the other way and not undo. large: the ratcheting of the socket wrench allows you to turn one way to move the nut, and the other way to get back to starting position. you can tell when you're moving the nut because it will be more difficult to turn the wrench, and it will be quiet. you can tell when you're just going back to start position because it makes clicky sounds and be easier. which direction the nut moves in, and which direction is clicky and lets the nut stay still is decided by the switch.
@stigfries
@stigfries 5 лет назад
i needed to show this to my freind.
@ozzloy
@ozzloy 5 лет назад
cool! hope it helped!
@3dmixer552
@3dmixer552 6 лет назад
wow. Magic
@davegb446
@davegb446 7 лет назад
when you tighten the nut fully ,do you feel it with wrench?
@ozzloy
@ozzloy 7 лет назад
the wrench does get harder to turn when the nut is tightened. exactly how much to push on the wrench depends a lot on what is being tightened. but in cases like this, there will be a significant jump in difficulty and that will be when the nut is tight enough.
@davegb446
@davegb446 7 лет назад
ok thanks for the reply I just don't wanna break the thread
@ozzloy
@ozzloy 7 лет назад
Dave GB i doubt you will break threads by tightening unless you have old, weathered nuts and bolts. I'd be more worried about crushing whatever is between the nut and bolt.
@brysonmoffett2939
@brysonmoffett2939 7 лет назад
ok does the vid make the pic opposite cause i looked at my tools and the left is on the right and the right is on the left and its soo opposite cause i get confused when working on my car witch way the nuts come off and i have broke alot of bolts like that
@ozzloy
@ozzloy 7 лет назад
same in video as in real life. when i hold my socket wrench up to the screen and do what is shown in the video, it works the same way. it's totally possible that for your socket wrench things are reversed. that seems unlikely given how they are made. see ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-BkCBI9o7fi0.html
@naznazrin8588
@naznazrin8588 5 лет назад
@@ozzloy x t
@adafeagrend7453
@adafeagrend7453 4 года назад
Do I feel a lil dumb because I had to google how socket wrenches work? Most definitely.
@ozzloy
@ozzloy 4 года назад
no worries. no one was born with innate knowledge of how a socket wrench works... or a million other simple-once-you-know-it things. glad this was helpful.
@MytownZipcode
@MytownZipcode 3 года назад
Thank you
@anaaviles4032
@anaaviles4032 2 года назад
Thanks again
@patriciapatterson5344
@patriciapatterson5344 7 лет назад
i liked the video about righty toghty lefty loosey
@eddihazel3658
@eddihazel3658 6 лет назад
patty patterson keep ur political opinions to urself lol
@williamM-18
@williamM-18 3 месяца назад
Rocket science
@Daize504
@Daize504 5 лет назад
Some are different and thats fucked up
@hanglam8571
@hanglam8571 6 лет назад
thanks so much.
@ozzloy
@ozzloy 6 лет назад
you're welcome!
@bojackson2767
@bojackson2767 5 месяцев назад
This makes no sense
@midnightmc3096
@midnightmc3096 Год назад
Completely the opposite of many wrenches, including all of my U.S. made Stanley or Sears ones.
@ozzloy
@ozzloy Год назад
this is true. other comments have pointed this out too. some wrenches have the direction of the switch for tighten/loosen exactly opposite of what's shown in this video.
@midnightmc3096
@midnightmc3096 Год назад
@@ozzloy I would venture to say that most of them are opposite.
@kristof46
@kristof46 10 месяцев назад
⁠​⁠​⁠@@midnightmc3096that’s stupid right. It should be the same for all of them. I use wrench at tyre shop by my own (because they had a lot of work so they borrowed it) and I wasn’t sure if I did it right. Anyway I thought it was switch to the right. So I back to them and they do it for me. But as you said they put this switch to the left this time. I thought it is wrong but it wasn’t clicking when they were tightening I don’t get it
@brianbanks8042
@brianbanks8042 3 года назад
Thankkk yoooou
@williamjohnson650
@williamjohnson650 5 лет назад
The right loosens!?
@xdominick97
@xdominick97 5 лет назад
Dr. Bill Johnson ur shot
@nelsonbelson4849
@nelsonbelson4849 5 лет назад
How do you remove the wrench to put a new one ?
@ozzloy
@ozzloy 5 лет назад
to remove the socket, press the button above the switch
@nelsonbelson4849
@nelsonbelson4849 5 лет назад
ozzloy thank you but I realized I don’t have the same ratchet . Mine doesn’t have that button it just had the little arrow to switch which side to pull from.. :/
@ozzloy
@ozzloy 5 лет назад
@@nelsonbelson4849 then the switch itself might be a button. not sure. what kind of socket wrench?
@andrewgosnell2584
@andrewgosnell2584 5 лет назад
Wow thanks for nothing How do you actually keep the screw from turning please someone?
@coolkid7151
@coolkid7151 5 лет назад
Pretty sure the purpose is to turn the screw in one direction not keep it from turning
@ryanmcnare1335
@ryanmcnare1335 4 года назад
Andrew Gosnell idk if you figured it out, but take wrench and put it against back of bolt while losenjng with other hand
@auntmimirules3988
@auntmimirules3988 7 лет назад
This information is not correct
@ozzloy
@ozzloy 7 лет назад
could you elaborate? do you mean that there is incorrect information in the video? i could make an annotation on this video or redo the video with corrected information. but right now i'm not sure which part is wrong. thanks for watching!
@Superatrix22
@Superatrix22 7 лет назад
nah, i think this comment is a self-referential paradox.
@ChrisBFerguson
@ChrisBFerguson Год назад
Your comment is not correct.
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