I'll have to check out his video and get the Milwaukee one to test out myself. Thanks for the info!

Project Darkknight Horror is a youtube channel that featured an unrelated video of mine that was recorded a long time ago. I have since shifted gears to focus on something I am more passionate about (videography & powertools). He mentioned this "shift" in his video and gave my new channel (ToolAds) a shoutout in his video. He is a great youtuber and if you're into paranormal videos, definitely check out his channel!

Sounds like you may have gotten a faulty drill. I would probably try returning it and exchanging it for a new one if you're able to.

If you're installing the curtain rods onto drywall it should have more than enough power. If you are installing them onto wood, the wood might need to be pre-drilled first. Hope this helps! Let me know if you have any more questions!

@@kevinmecsey4272 I know! This tool has come in handy with so many small household tasks. And yeah you can't beat that price point!

¡Es una pistola de clavos increíble!

I'm not gonna lie, in the 6+months of owning this, it has saved our couch and carpet from so many stains. I highly recommend this! My only suggestion is to get more of the cleaning solution. They give you a small sample size of the solution which is nice, but it doesn't last long. Hope this helps!

How so?

@ where do I start. It’s the slowest of all 12v, the noise unbearable once you move past level 4, it vibrates like crazy, why have starlock and then having to use an Allen key to change the blade is just cumbersome. The 2ah doesn’t last as long as you would want to just cutting shims. I ve been on the Bosch 12v and 18v platform for 13 years already. The 12v jig saw and the 12v multitool are the worst tools Bosch makes. For multi tools I have the Dewalt 12v extreme and the new Bosch GOP18V34. The only thing it was good at was the handling, it’s nice and small and light. But the negatives out weigh the positives.

@mytoolbox871 I haven't tried the DeWalt multi tool, I'll have to give that one a try!

The blade used on the wood was a diablo blade for nail embedded wood, metal and pvc. Looking back I probably could have used a different blade for a cleaner cut on the first one. Haha

@@SilverBull-r3c yeah there wasn't a whole lot of set-up to this tool lol

I'll definitely have to try the brushless one down the road. The brushed one works great! The ace hardware near me has a sale on the brushed one so that's why I grabbed it haha

вибачте, я не розумію

What product in particular are you referring to? Id me more than happy to add it to the list of products to record!

@ToolAds a millwaukees fine just get a corded. But if you want the best get a old makita

​@@yourmomsnewboyfriend69sounds good! I could always use more Makita tools!

@@MeMaTiok the flow all depends on the paint/stain used, as well as the viscosity of the material. This picnic table was pretty old and the surface was very rough so it was going to take a few coats regardless of the paint. Next time I film a paint sprayer, I'll make sure I show different surfaces to show how they accept the paint. Hope this helps!

@ToolAds ok I'm waiting your video thanks.

No worries! I'll respond to this comment when I upload my next paint sprayer video. Got any recommendations on brands or sprayers to try out? I don't have a brand preference

Yeah it's pretty strong, I did actually snap an off-brand socket bit while taking apart some workout equipment. This impact needs some stronger bits to go with it haha

That's good to know! Fortunately for where this was filmed, these vinyl tiles are just on wood subflooring

Here's what I found: DCF860 Tool Only: $200 Kit: $320 DCF845 Tool Only: $100 Kit: $170 DCF850 Tool Only: $150 Kit: $200 DCF887 Tool Only: 140 Kit: $200 Hopefully this helps. Prices may vary depending on where you purchase them from. Amazon should have all but the 860. Here's a link to their Amazon page! amzn.to/4dXXxzU

It is!!

It is an awesome impact driver! Definitely one of the strongest ones I've ever used

www.dewalt.com/product/dcf860b/20v-max-xr-brushless-cordless-3-speed-high-torque-14-impact-driver-tool-only

Это не шурик а импакт

извини, я не говорю по-русски. что значит шурик? Кажется, я не могу найти то, о чем вы говорите.

Thank you for the input! I'll have to give it a try. I think the 1/2in high torque impacts might be better suited for truck wheels. I'll have to get one and test it out! I'll reply to this comment when I get a chance to pick one of those up and film it

Buddy, it's a 1/4 inch impact not a 1/2 inch big boy. Pick the right tool for the job lol

Yeah the 1/2in drivers are definitely more suitable for vehicle lug nuts. Although I wouldn't be surprised if there was a 1/4in out there that could handle it. Some of the new 1/4in impacts coming out are really strong. Although you might break a few bits haha

มันมีความทนทานมาก ช่องใส่แบตเตอรี่เทอะทะเล็กน้อย แต่นั่นเป็นเพราะรูปร่างของแบตเตอรี่ ไม่อย่างนั้นฉันก็ชอบเครื่องมือนี้!

@@ToolAds ค่าสินสอดเท่าไหร่พอจะบอกให้ตกใจเล่นได้ป่าวครับ55

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They're lug nuts for our ride-on lawn mower. Vehicle lug nuts would take a lot more torque to remove. That's probably why they appear to come off easily

obrigado!

There is a good amount of over-spray in this video. Mainly because I cranked it up to the highest and widest spray settings to give a better visual representation. You are able to adjust the nozzle to a more narrow spray that would help with overspray, as well as decreasing the output. I do plan on painting the back half of our house with this so I can let you know how it went when the time comes! Thank you for the feedback, hopefully this information is useful.

@@ToolAds gottcha

Thank you for the feedback! Ryobi is definitely a great brand for homeowners and diy use. I also like the fact that they have such a wide tool selection, they they've pretty much got you covered for any need. I do agree with the light placement on the impact. I noticed that when using it on the tires for our lawnmower, the light was sometimes obstructed by the tire itself. It would be cool if they could incorporate the light around the collet/chucks of their drills and drivers.

I'll be honest, I have no idea if this would work for a car. I'm not sure what paint consistency standards are for vehicle painting. I'm sorry I can't provide much advice

​@@ToolAds i just ordered it lol... im going to try and I'll let you know how it is lol

Sounds good man, keep me updated!

​@ToolAds no way, I can see the splatter of paint instead of atomization not even closing up the video.

Yeah this probably wouldn't be the best tool for painting a vehicle. Thanks for the help. I'm not experienced with vehicle painting

@@Morgan2XL That's good to know, thank you for the insight. Next time I cover a string trimmer on the channel, I can show how to maintain it after use.

Se você clicar neste link: amzn.to/3SSjiIM ou o link na descrição deste vídeo, você será levado ao local onde poderá comprá-lo na amazon. Eu não falo português então tive que traduzir isso. Me desculpe se isso parece estranho

@@matthewcunningham1190 Yeah I agree man. Even though it can be a pain to thin the paint, it's still super handy and useful! I've used mine a ton since recording this video.

Thank you!

It depends on what type of battery you have for your drill. This will work with all DeWalt 20v max batteries. Hope this helps!

@ToolAds what about 18v 5ah?.and it's big too wonder if that'll get In the way while using since it's a bigger battery

My battery is a 18v lithium 5 ah will it work on this?

@Friends22336 unfortunately I'm not aware of any adapters that would convert 18v to 20v. That battery would not work for the tool in this video. The only adapter I've been able to find is a 20v to 18v, which wouldn't help in your case. Hopefully this helps. Let me know what you find and if you're able to find a solution of any kind

It would speed up the painting process itself, but at the same time, you'd be spending a lot of time laying out tarps and plastic wrap. I guess it all depends on how big the room is and how much stuff you'd have to cover to avoid over-spray. Big empty room: go for it! Small room with lots of furniture and objects: stick with a brush and roller.

Hope this helps!

It depends on the kind of paint you use. Typically whatever material you use to thin the paint is the material you use to clean with. After I'm done painting with it, I'll usually fill the spray gun with water only, and run it until it's empty. This does a pretty good job of cleaning out all the tubes and nozzles. For oil based paint I would do the same, except using paint thinner instead of water. The kit also includes additional picks and brushes to help get additional paint out of the system. Hope this helps!

I've used this thing so much around the house that I think I've definitely gotten it's money's worth. I guess it all depends on how often you would use it

@@sybillestahl8646 Thank you for the feedback. I'll try to include information on how to sharpen and the file size needed for future chainsaw videos. In order to sharpen this blade, you would need to use a 5/32in (4mm) diameter round file on the cutters corners. Then you would sharpen the top plates, side plates, and depth gauge with a flat file. Hopefully this information helps, again, I'll be sure to make note of this with future videos.

@@ToolAds Thanks so much. I'm off to the hardware store to buy a 4mm round file.

Glad I could help! I'm currently working on a video for another chainsaw. Thanks to your feedback, I will be including a segment where I sharpen the chain. That concept can be applied to this chainsaw as well.

I found a video on how to sharpen the chain that doesn't involve a flat file and is a lot simpler. The method you use to sharpen the blade depends on how much time you want to put into it. Here's the video link for sharpening the blade adequately and quickly. Hope this helps! kzbin.info/www/bejne/bGTOd5Z4obCDrbssi=tyjElxyBzNqkMW1w

@@ProxyFinal Never thought about it but you're right! I know these handheld sprayers have been around for a while but Kobalt is the first "well-known" brand to put their spin on it. It's a great tool!

@@ToolAds first at making it brushless. Probably the only brand I know that is not afraid to make it brushless due to cost and all

@@ProxyFinal That's true. To be honest I think even with a steeper price tag, you still get what you pay for. I've used it multiple times since this video and as long as I make sure to clean after each use, it has not clogged up on me yet. It's definitely a quality build.

I try not to put too much on, that way I'm not wasting oil. A method I use to tell how much oil I put on, is after I apply it, I run the chainsaw. If oil starts flying off the chain, then I probably put too much on. I also try to make sure I oil under the chain, that way the first cut doesn't take all the oil off. Hopefully this helps! Please let me know if you have any more questions and I'll help out the best I can!

@@ToolAds Thank you for replying. So, would it be fair to say six drops distributed around the chain? Also, what size file to sharpen the tiny little cutters?

To be honest, in terms of the lubricant usage, I'll all depends on what type of wood you'll be cutting and how long you plan on using it for. If you notice the bar and chain getting hot, I would probably pause and add a little more. As far as the file size, a round 4mm file is what the owner's manual suggests.

Not gonna lie man, I always used Makita & DeWalt working through highschool and college as a handyman. But with this channel I'm finding that there are tons of tool brands that offer great quality tools! At the moment I don't have a favorite

@@ToolAds i see i love dewalt

Yeah they are a great reliable brand!

@@ToolAds yes they are!!

The channel is called ToolAds for a reason. Not ToolReveiws or ToolPrices. Pricing on power tools fluctuates with time so adding pricing to the video would date the video and have to be continuously updated. And the tool determines how efficiently the battery runs.

It's awesome!

Do u still recommend

Yes, I've gotten plenty of use out of it and for what I need it for, (small 2 acre property) it has plenty of power and battery life to weed wack our property multiple times on a single charge. The one thing I will say is to experiment with the front handle placement. Find what feels best for you, sometimes if the handle is placed to far forward or back the trimmer will feel unbalanced and it can cause strain on your back after extended use. Once you find that perfectly balanced spot for the handle, it is awesome and I can use it all day. Hope this helps!

@@ToolAds what battery u recommend for run time

I personally use a power stack 5ah just because I had one prior to getting the trimmer. The battery it comes with works great but if you want an even longer runtime, you could use one of their larger flex-volt batteries, one of their power stack batteries or even one of their newer power stack xr batteries. Basically any DeWalt 20v battery with a higher (aH). To be honest, it all depends on how long you need it to run for, and how much you're willing to spend. Hopefully this helps narrow it down for you.

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@@0779risingsun the kit with the battery and charger included is for 119 on Walmart's website. Unfortunately it's out of stock at the moment. Buying everything individually can definitely bring the price up, so I get your point. I meant "budget" in comparison to other brands like DeWalt, Milwaukee, Ridgid, Makita, etc... who's base price can run anywhere around 150$ tool only.

I used water to thin the paint because it was a water based paint.

I used water to thin the paint because it was a water based paint.

Too be honest man, I'm not entirely sure if the housing unit will fit on the HyperTough tool. It might be a proprietary Dremel mount. In terms of bit sizes though, the HyperTough kit comes with 1/8, 3/32, & 1/16in collet sizes, so at least some of your bits might fit. Unfortunately my only recommendation would be to buy a hyper tough corded rotary tool (my kit was about $20) and test it out to see if it fits. If you buy it in store from Walmart, you could always return it if it doesn't fit. Walmart is pretty good with returns. I know this might not be the answer you were looking for, but hopefully it helps!

That's awesome! Let me know how it goes!

@@stiiizyking9732 I'll have to give that one a try, what model is it?

Editing it now! I'll reply to this comment when it's uploaded!

@@casualcarpenter Just uploaded a full video on this tool! Let me know what you think!

@@casualcarpenter Just uploaded a full video on this tool! Let me know what you think!

I agree. While it's not the smallest impact on the market, it still packs a punch! I'd eventually like to get the latest brushless m12 model from Milwaukee and see how it compares to the brushed version

I figured the multi tool would be the highlight of the video but I guess I was wrong haha