After a few minutes, all of that seemed to go away and the efficiency started showing. If there was pressure inward, the wrench direction would change and one could get frustrated. There needed to be a small thought about not pushing inward at all while working the wrench fast.

There is a learning curve to using these wrenches. There is no doubt a higher quality product leaving there and China.

The finish on these tools is some of the best we have seen and we are sure that is partly because they are made in Taiwan. These sets are available in Metric and Standard. There does not seem to be a lot of information out on the Olsa Tools Push Reversible Ratcheting Wrench Set. ★ Olsa Tools SAE (Red) & Metric (Black) Socket Storage Trays: If you do any searching around on Olsa Tools you are sure to find a few organizer reviews and they are very positive. They are very well known for making good quality tool organizers for just about everything. Olsa Tools started in 2015 making organizers for tools. ★ Olsa Tools 100 Teeth Ratchet Combination Wrenches: ★ Olsa Tools Push Reversible Ratcheting Wrench Set: This is a 90 tooth ratcheting gear with the wrench being made from 6140 Chrome Vanadium Steel and featuring a full lifetime warranty.

The direction of the wrench is changed by a slight push on the wrench and moving it in the direction you want to use the wrench. This design uses a push reversible mechanism. Ultimate Garage is a FACOM dealer as well as Griots, and I've been told (by richard?) they've got a catalog, dunno if it's FACOM's, but I'll order something and find out.Olsa Tools has a ratchet wrench set they claim has an Innovative Reversible Design. I've asked a French friend to get me a French market FACOM catalog, as they have all the good stuff that hasn't yet been absorbed into the S-K line. If you specifically request (demand) a FACOM catalog, you get their _american_ catalog, which is abbreviated, along with a note to contact Griot's Garage. Which is why you get S-K catalogs instead of FACOM. I don't like it because we could get FACOM tools from S-K dealers for over 10 years, but now they're getting more and more reluctant to give us FACOM stuff, they'd rather sell S-K stuff. FACOM's ratcheting flare wrench now has S-K stamped on the side of it. The 'tuff1' ratchets are S-K pro ratchet handles avec FACOM innards. The S-K 'pro' screwdrivers are now FACOM ergotwist screwdrivers. You'll notice (if you look through the catalogs from preceeding years) that the tools are becoming more and more alike.

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