Is there a chart or other printed data/information with all these findings somewhere to be downloaded?
Project Farm - Tests Combination Wrenches
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Wright Grip 2.0 is the best I have personally used. I just wish they came in a long pattern.
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The Williams Supercombo wrench has a much thicker beam and the open end has a different style flank drive.
You are mistaken, Williams can be rebranded Snap-on though.
Interesting & good to know. In the past I've noticed finish differences for sure between some SO & Williams branded tools but not much more. I was also a bit confused cause I didn't think Williams had a Taiwan line either.
I agree 100%.
The Williams Taiwan comes from the same line as Blue Point.
I hate hate hate that taper. Uggh - good job on showing it! I have even ground down some cheap wrenches.
I'm old $10+ for any combo wrench HOLY JIKES!
I'm old $10+ for any combo wrench HOLY JIKES!
Folks, while guns are tools, discussion of guns has its own forum.
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Good wrenches are definitely important. I bought Snap-on because I make my living with tools and a wrench is not something you want to cheap out on. There are plenty of good brands out there but I buy what works for me. I’m not bias towards any brand. I will say though avoid any wrench or tool in general made in India like the Pittsburgh ones. They do nothing but bend or round off as they aren’t true to size. Nothing against Pittsburgh at all cause I’ve got a lot of it in my box but wrenches are definitely a no go. Another reason for getting Snap-on is the easy warranty and service. I waited till they went on sale I would never buy them at full price. I have a bunch of old USA Craftsman at work for my SAE which I have needed more than I would think. My metric wrench set that I upgraded to the Snap-on is a Chinese Craftsman set. Still in my box as backup but couldn’t stand to use them regularly anymore as they were so darn uncomfortable to hold or put force on. It really comes down to a matter of need and preference.
I like his videos too.
I like his videos too.
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I just ordered a set of Wright metric combination wrenches and they work well. My son has also gifted me some Snap On tools since he became a diesel mechanic. Most of my sockets are old Craftsman, as are my open and box end imperial tools. I have some Pittsburgh impact sockets and they hold up just fine too. I will say my Snap On ratchets are excellent. My gear wrench ratcheting box ends are OK. I just have to soak them in trans fluid once in a while to keep them working smoothly.
I think Project Farm is about the most scientific tester on YouTube. 
I see what you did there.I think Project Farm is about the most scientific tester on YouTube.
Every PF video comes with this disclaimer:
Here is another recent PF video with a questionable test methodology.
