Is the wrench reversible?
331014
It will go both ways but un sure of torque, usually you wouldn't use any click type or digital wrench to torque in reverse . I think there design to torque forward .
2144391
Yes it's reversible.Not my first choice to drive screws. In my opinion, a good cordless drill with a clutch setting is better for that
1004935
Not sure what way you mean reversible, as in can you move it to the other side of the handle or can it be inverted? It is held in place by star head screws and cannot be switched or inverted. Hope that helps.
1174378
This lathe is not configured as reversible. It can be made reversible by changing out the SPST on/off switch to a DPDT switch.This, however voids the warranty, So the 1014 /1014VSI ARE NOT REVERSIBLE LATHES, without voiding the warranty.
305361
There is a tab on the head that can select ratchet operation for either left or right hand thread (or simply locks it). Note that the wrench should always be stored with the torque set at the lowest specified value to retain calibration. I've been very happy with the several that I own, but also note that there are several basic torque scales available (ft-lb, in-lb, Nm, etc.) so make sure to select the most convenient scale or you will have to translate units.
2160980
No, the one we have is not reversible. It is very comfortable, and durable ( we have a toddler and a cat)
1366658
I am sorry but I don't have a way to really test the accuracy, and I don't have anything to even use it in the reverse direction. Also, it would probably cost me more to get it calibrated than I paid for the wrench.
172132
Yes it is reversible but it was a pain in the butt trying to figure it because the instructions were vague and useless, but I was able to figure it out.
1735804
Yes, the handle is reversible. There is a hex head set screw that is either on the top or bottom depending on how the handle was installed. The hex wrench is included with the handle set. Loosen set screw and swap sides. You want the set screw on the bottom.
1731788
Ratchet and it can't be reversed. It should only be used to tighten so it doesn't need to be reversed. I've had this wrench for a few years now it's a very nice wrench.
205793
No, I don't think it is reversible. The bottom has little projections which act as legs whereas the top does not. I hope this is helpful.
1464830
Yes the drill is reversible. When a drill is designated as "VSR" that indicates a Variable Speed Reversible drill. Hope this helps.
48700
I don't know why their customer service told Buck that info. In his review, he described the correct way to reverse it so that it does work for reverse-threaded applications. Reversing the head is the proper way to adjust the wrench to torque left-handed threads. The torque mechanism only works in one direction - clockwise is the default direction. Some wrenches have a push-through drive to get bi-directional torquing, but this one has a reversible head (some wrenches can't be reversed at all). It's not a big deal to reverse it. Doing so essentially "turns the wrench around" so that it will torque in a counter-clockwise direction. A "reversible ratchet head" feature is not the same as a "reversible ratchet" feature, and their product features clearly state it has a reversible head. Simply reversing the ratchet mechanism with the toggle only allows you to ratchet in both directions - it does not provide for torquing in the reverse direction.
1327120
No. The different bits fit into the ends of cylinders and are pulled out and reversed as needed.
1350880
Yes, it is reversable. It comes with a n Allen wrench to loosen a set-screw allowing you to reverse the handle. I had to do this to several of the dozen or so handles that I just installed.
1420580
Yes it is for me. If you tighten the chuck set screws to prevent the chuck from unwinding, you can then turn the back inside of a bowl from the front which is much easier and safer. I also reverse my lathe when sanding. I personally would never own a lathe that is not reversible.
1316944
Yes, the second handle from the top in the picture controls gearing. You can select: forward, neutral and reverse without engaging the tines. On the same handle you can also select forward and reverse with the tines engaged.