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thank you for the real life tests, this helps a lot.

Loved the video, very informative but wouldn't be dropping the torque wrench on the floor so casually as you could upset its calibration and mess the torque reading.

It’s easier to spin the nut off vs spin the whole bolt

Wow that sound is WILD

first time seeing it done without a weighted socket.

Do the rancho rs9000xl mine has leaked and I don't want to buy new one

Axle nuts only torque to like 150 ft lbs, no biggie

So there are two main reasons why you shouldn’t use chrome sockets with an impact. 1. Chrome sockets aren’t meant to take blows from an impact like the softer metal of an impact socket. As such, they are likely to crack or even shatter under a strong enough impact. 2. Since the metal on the chrome sockets is pretty hard, it will also damage the anvil.

Does Rigid make a higher torque model? All this does is test the power levels of the torque. As far as tool reliability, BOTH of them are good. Milwaukee is really good, but to my surprise, Rigid is just as good... As a matter of fact, Rigid beats DeWalt imo for reliability that is. DeWalt is always burning up.

Would thus be good to use everyday at a hyundai dealership for tire rotates....

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Oh my goddddd wtf…. Insane

Never use a 12 point on a six point nut

Rusty 😂😂😂😂😂

Greetings, and I enjoyed this review. I came across this wanting to see some reviews on this multimeter, I’m looking at on Amazon. I’m not a mechanic, I’m a field wildlife biologist, and would primarily be using my meter to carry with me into the field to check my trail camera batteries. Because of this, I’m looking at the version of this multimeter that has the battery check function for 1.5, 9 and 12v batteries. It’s my understanding that the 1.5 & 9v function test the batteries under a load, giving truer results. I believe the 12v function simply measures voltage, not under a load? I do sometimes run a 12v battery system to power trail cameras at long-term locations, and some cameras have a 12v solar panel system. Not sure if I would need to rig up a resistor to put a load on the 12v batteries? Also I’d use the continuity function to look for wire/cable breaks and test connections on solar panels and 12v battery setups. This multimeter is nice and compact, and would be much easier to carry into the field. My only concern is build quality and reliability. Is this meter well built, and has it proven reliable? Also, when checking a vehicle battery, would I need to turn on the vehicle’s lights to see how its status is? Thank you, and blessings to you and yours. Aho! 😉

I like how calm yet thorough this video is. this is the type of teacher I wish I had in whatever classes I'm going into. thank you!

Yr video is very helpful. Thxs

hmm. with the pin detent style - i didn't know you can opt to Not align the pin. That could come in handy but would it wear out your chuck faster over time? Also, can you maybe stick a nail in the socket hole and depress the pin if you want - to aid in removing? Thanks, you explained it all well

You have to really hold on to that thing. Any flex in your hands or the work and you are lousing torque.

Thanks for your video❤

That shit ain't rusty 💀

Dewalt is better

Aye the algorithm is working for you though. You're in my feed now.

This is a real test how it stands against rust

I destroyed my chrome sockets thinking with an extension it would limit the torque enough......i was wrong. Now my extension has a twist in it and the socket is over there, over there, up here and under there.......my bad

I have this same impact it’s a beast I work on heavy equipment and it does the job

not all sockets have the holes???

2:42 Wow... mad lad kicking a tire with thin slipper Vans shoes... was expecting steel toe combat boots. O.o'' what if something heavy fell on your foot? anyways you make this look easy. thanks for the video.

You need to put more pressure pressing in on the impact by holding it kinda lose like that on the last bolt you are letting energy escape which could be applied to the fastener bolt. Try holding the trigger with one hand and placing your other hand on the back of the impact gun and pushing it into the bolt head so it dosnt jump around as much it will be more efficient.

Excellent Dewalt. !!!

It takes more than 5 seconds.

go ahead and put the vibrator down

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Got the maximum 40v drill today very nice but it is heavy hope it will add to the longevity of the tool

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you didnt even try.

super useful to the point explanation of the difference between hog ring and detent . especially the part where you showed how we can use detent pin in two modes

How does it work? Is it a U joint like a driveshaft?

700$!!!!!? Bro I paid 375 with 2 5Ah batteries, charger and a bag

God bless you. Plz make more video

Do you think you could remove the dividing piston and put a remote gas and oil reservoir in? Thinking about diy rally suspension.

Do you have a separate channel to talk about your single cam car? What are you building and for what?

Most famous video how I ran into this channel few years ago

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Do you know of a place to buy parts for seals?

devil's advocate , the voice is a throwback and fits the video

Lol what was the trouble you had? You mean to say a break bar wouldn’t remove that? Ingersol Rand impact guns are a starter tool, a professional would never use one. 600ft/lb of torque with 650 hits per minute. That’s almost excatly what a snap on 3/8s impact puts out, and the 1/2 inch does 1200ft/lb with 1600 hits. The Mac impact does even more, but I dislike the square shape of it for tighter spaces, so imo snap on is the way to go. Get one and try it, you will wonder what you waited for and never go back to that ingersol. It’s even quieter. 🤷‍♂️

Here in far east of russia that impact wrench cost about 550$ only impact. For an ordinary car mechanic this is slightly less than a month’s salary. I have a 891 dewalt, but it seems like I will never be able to afford the 961.