Tite-Reach Extension Wrenches solve a problem that does exist. Chain drive means zero-arc ratcheting 

I was going to buy one a while back, but then i saw many reviews about it being weak and frail because of the chain design, and its quite chunky too considering its for impossible spaces. And then i saw the price and hard-passed.

I have been hard pressed to recall instances where this tool solves problems well that others just can't do. It provides a little bit of tool clearance that an air or electric ratchet sacrifices. So that is appealing, but in my world that is almost a non existent scenario. The long reach electric ratchets seem to address this issue sufficiently for me. I can imagine that a particular close quarters repetitive task could justify this tool. If it is substandard to the tool truck versions that user would probably prefer the more robust tool. I appreciate the review. It confirms that this is a solution to a problem that I don't encounter and that I can happily use that money for a tool of higher personal advantage.

9:20 That is why I love this channel. Not only great, detailed reviews but amazing creativity and out of the box thinking!! Greetings from Sweden Doc!

I've had one for years, never used it, but along came an issue and it got me out of a right old pickle.

As far as clamp you should reference it's original maker Handee Clamp - as it's small US maker from Iowa and it's actual USA Made tool.

Hello again Doc Thank you for another Great Video 👍 I already have the blue Tight Reach Clamp tool. It does the job of holding clamps together. A good investment 👌 Again thank you

I'd like to see some actual use case scenarios for your tool reviews, instead of the manufactured 1 off use case for these type of tools. I love your videos BTW lots of cool tools 🔧

Being dual sided (i.e you can attach your wrench/socket to either side) means that you can reverse the direction so in theory, assuming its a 1-1 ratio on the sprockets, you could us it to reverse a torque wrench for torquing reverse threads. You might lose a bit of accuracy if there's any chain stretch but, in a pinch, it might be better than nothing. BTW, I bought a Facom S.234 Offset Adaptor to do that job. It should do a better job as there are no moving parts but its still not perfect as if you use the torque wrench at right angles its actually a fraction too long so I go for the nearest click below 90deg.

This is one of those things that are better off getting from a tool truck. TTC has proven that they're better built and can hold up to more.

I've had the set going on 2 years.. haven't used them once.🤷‍♂

That’s what electric ratchets are for. But it is nice the your forward reverse is still accessible

A colleague was gifted the 1/4" version (and might have the 3/8's for all I know)... but so far haven't seen it in use.

What do you do with all that stuff? I m a bit of a DIYer myself, but I never had the need for most things we see here. Anyways, I still watch every video and I like the channel. I wonder if Doug ever gets a proper workbench or table

I wish they made a sprocket with a passthrough 1/4" hex for directly inserting hex bits. Eventually I'll make one for it.

nice tool but i dont like the chain design why isn't there one that is all solid gear driven? i think chain has too much slop and your loosing too much with usage with a impact.

Couldn’t you just use your Milwaukee cordless ratchet without the tite reach? Seems thin and long enough

It would probably help to put some bearing grease on the chain.

Love the videos, thank you Sir

Or the blend door on an f150. That back bolt. Maybe this would've helped?

Doesn't an angle bit with an extension bit on a drill do the same thing

I got the mac version of these. Tried to use them to break caliper carrier bolts on my SUV. It was just too awkward and bulky to get them to work. Not worth it.

Do you need to oil the chain?

Mac has had this and it’s better

Top starter bolt on a Ford Triton motor this is the tool

Have you thought about doing a video on Bondhus hex keys?

Your impact would work by itself....

I don't know. I see things going wrong really fast.

TTC reviewed these and they didn‘t do well at all.

Why not just use your Milwaukee wrench with a socket, it would have fitted in that space

Awesome design but the price is way too high. China will make an affordable version.

These are awful. TTC has a video on them

1:35... ratchet driver....not an impact...