Best Star (Torx) Bit Brand? Milwaukee, DeWalt, Makita, Ryobi, Wera, Wiha, Irwin, Bosch, Bauer

[@ProjectFarm]

Here's the list of products reviewed. More details in the video description. Thank you! Wera: amzn.to/3c6q9s0 Irwin: amzn.to/3kSESLl Bosch: amzn.to/3ehPySq Makita: amzn.to/3blgD51 Wiha: amzn.to/3sTAj64 DeWalt: amzn.to/2Oa64cf Ryobi: amzn.to/38hBzYM

[@davidp2888]

Can we all just take a minute to appreciate the time, effort, trouble and professionalism this man invests in his videos every single week?

[@andie_pants]

I take around 15 minutes... every Sunday. ;-)

[@ProjectFarm]

David and grovermatic, thank you both very much! It means a lot to me!!

[@davidp2888]

@UCslDNXIRrRQe4_tCNqkOuXw Some of us can't financially support him, but if you can and it makes you feel better to flex that way, great.

[@owtkast023]

I was thinking the same thing. This had to be a really boring day or so. I really appreciate what he does so I don't have to.

[@sted3234]

This man is the saviour

[@DeadlyGhostrider]

I want to go to Home Depot and look for products stating Project Farm approved. Can’t wait for that day. This guy deserves it. Thanks for all the hard work you put in all of your videos. 🙏🙏🙏

[@ProjectFarm]

Wow, thank you!

[@lukesalazar9283]

@@ProjectFarm he's right you know. You do deserve that

[@andie_pants]

Every trip to the hardware store, I'm pulling up PF and fast forwarding to the ends of the videos. :-D

[@GreenAppelPie]

The best stuff isn’t at Home Depot

[@onepiecepedia]

I would buy anything labelled "PF approved". Although it is always sound to get reviews and tests from different sources!

[@american7169]

I caught myself reading a packaging claim today and saying to my dog "we're gunna test that" and I swear she rolled her eyes

[@ProjectFarm]

lol lol lol

[@juliotorres6868]

I don’t understand all these thumbs down?? Are they all the manufacturers of tools who are pissed at him? This guy deserves an excellence award. It is incredible the level of testing he does, he is the BEST in KZbin.

[@94SexyStang]

bots

[@ambread1]

This man goes to the most extraordinary lengths to give us a fighting chance in the world,he deserves a medal plus he replies to all texts.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the nice comment!

[@bikerrider4845]

Yay, Project Farm Guy for President

[@zbruh7268]

@@ProjectFarm I bought an electric chainsaw based on your reviews. I cant get enough lol you make me spend money, but on quality of course lol

[@teaganroehl]

Seriously

[@Owens_Racing]

Agreed. He’s helped me make solid choices on products. 👍🏻

[@swazi5]

Project farm: Files taxes. The IRS: You spent how much on tools?! Project farm: Yes.

[@ProjectFarm]

lol. My wife and the IRS both!!

[@bradhaines3142]

@@NeeFokkit 1200 isnt a big deal, the lumber was like much more expensive

[@lustfulvengance]

@@bradhaines3142 Especially nowadays!!!

[@802Garage]

Hahaha this is so accurate. He has the same tool and supply bill as an independent contractor!

[@wetlettuce4768]

I imagine he's on some kind of money laundering watch list with the IRS.. Edited I mistakenly put IRA instead of IRS. One is a terrorist organization the other fights for Irish independence.

[@jotallica898]

Is my wife going to get mad at me for watching another Project Farm video instead of washing the dishes? "We're going to test that"

[@djfda974]

Lets find out !

[@oserratos]

Hahaha

[@heathg2681]

LOL!!!

[@ProjectFarm]

lol. NICE!!

[@gotdangedcommiesitellyahwa6298]

Is the couch comfortable to sleep on? We're going to test that!

[@Mike-ss1ju]

The best parts of these videos is when you list off a tremendous amount of work and effort nonchalantly as if it's just a simple step when making a cake. Then you quickly move on to the next hard thing you had to do in order to keep me entertained as I just sit here. I'd stand up and applaud you if I wasn't so lazy.

[@ProjectFarm]

Wow, thank you!

[@zbnmth]

weren't* ;P

[@SloppyMechanics]

Project farm is love, project farm is life

[@ianm432]

Just finished the Joe Simpson show. The long ones are great while driving at work. #Rambletron

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the nice comment!

[@meesterp]

lol

[@DragonsREpic]

Don't forget what thats from XD

[@HeartMarksman]

r/woosh

[@Brandon-sc1fz]

"As seen on Project Farm" will be the new thing items are advertised with.

[@gus473]

👍🏼 Would be good, as long as it doesn't detract from the good thing we've got going now!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@facial210]

I commented twice today in my Facebook motorcycle group about how Project Farm warned me about... One was about expanding foam in a motorcycle tire...

[@PhD_Dad]

Or “Project Farm tested and approved”

[@20_below]

Approved for use in small gas engines, or the Farmabago!

[@banshee350cc]

Keep it up, who else here doesn't buy anything until they check to see if Project Farm has tested it?

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!

[@banshee350cc]

@@ProjectFarm on the cryo freezer you use occasionally, do you have the alarm battery disconnected? Also the warm alarm setting can be adjusted when the key is in the middle position, then press alarm reset button when the display probe is at/ below the HA setting. You won't have all the flashing lights when you video the display! God Bless.

[@TASCO26]

I definitely use PF (and other channels) as a guide if I'm interested in something to purchase and tests have been conducted on it. Even then, sometimes its not necessarily about getting the best of the best of side item but how you invest your money for said item. There has been times I've bought last place items due to the one time factor of use. Other times, it has been the overall winner cause I need the longevity of the item to last. So it doesn't matter if its the first or worst placed item. In the end, this man (and others) have put in the time and effort for us to use their tests as guidance, and that is something I am grateful for. Thanks PF for all that you do. 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@kipplitz]

I check Project Farm for input ALOT! I don't know of a better "way" to get honest real world testing and application information than here.

[@tinknal6449]

Yep. Diablo sawzall blades, Makita angle grinder blades, engine restore to name just a few recent purchases.

[@Silentroller93]

Job interviewer: What do you do for a living? Project farm: I do a lot of screwing

[@ProjectFarm]

lol

[@DragonsREpic]

thing is, aint wrong XD

[@individual1-floridaman491]

Wilt Chamberlain - "Damn , son!"

[@andreasu.3546]

Sometimes I do nut jobs.

[@PANZERFAUST90]

He makes quite the impact.

[@jtjjbannie]

I appreciate how thorough and fair he is to each product. UL should pay this guy.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@Brutalmetal93]

I very seldom comment on videos, but you are legitimately the KZbin who's videos i look forward to more than any. The information you provide is invaluable and I appreciate it so much.

[@ProjectFarm]

Wow, thank you!

[@davedave9552]

Same bro!

[@Weisz]

this is super helpful, thanks!

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome! Glad to hear!

[@jasonlin9805]

I finally see another KZbinr reply or comment to another KZbinr

[@2525timbo]

I have many tire gauges and they all seem to read differently. A test on cheap vs expensive and ones that go to very low pressures would be awesome. Thanks for all your hard work to guide us in making good buying decisions

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome! Thanks for the video idea.

[@Skorp1o1120]

I second this! Love and thank you for all you do!

[@ChemBeforeTheStorm]

“We’re gonna test that....” Music to my ears....

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for watching!

[@TheFastStang]

"Were gonna test that" and "i make a new one" (my mechanics), are the two things you wanna hear on youtube

[@spons1982]

Not all heroes wear capes. This one wear glasses and t-shirts.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@darknessblades]

You forgot the actually useful Toolbelt

[@electronicsNmore]

Fantastic testing as always! I was amazed by how much torque those bits were able to tolerate before snapping. You must've been exhausted after all that screwing! LOL A++

[@ProjectFarm]

Great point on the strength of the bits. Much improved over the ones I've used years ago. Thanks again!

[@actionjksn]

@@ProjectFarm BTW DeWalt also sells some other ones for a little more money that specify that they are impact rated. They come in a black case that otherwise looks the same as the yellow ones. I've never actually tried them because the regular cheap ones always hold up well for me and I use them hard on a daily basis.

[@miles9901]

I really like Bosch t25. The cupped shape allows for driving while holding driver at a different angle than screw. Comes in handy in low access spaces.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for sharing.

[@ACoustaDC]

I love that you are testing consumables. This is the part of our lives where a lot of money can be wasted.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@MrNside]

True, but in my experience, the time wasted is worse than the money spent on the bits. I would gladly pay a premium for a bit that gave me a reasonable and reliable life-span, especially with "impact" bits.

[@turbotension]

@@MrNside PB Swiss bits

[@Phyx1u5]

The amount of time and effort this man puts into his videos, not to mention the transparency and no-bs quality content...holy moly.... give this man your upvote and sub!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the nice comment!

[@Phyx1u5]

@derp derpin pretty sure it's the same with most things especially politics

[@Rickyc12s]

This man is a national treasure. The amount of work you he puts in is just amazing. Love form Australia

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks so much!

[@aussiebloke4601]

And ditto from this Australian

[@oshkoshbjosh]

As someone who's profession is in quality control... you do the work of an entire team. Very well done, I also feel much better about having so many DeWalt bits hehe :D

[@kyeraff]

Can we all just take a moment to appreciate how much work was done here?

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!

[@carlinman9628]

I remember when this channel started up never disappoints Todd keep up the great work love your videos

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks, will do!

[@odinKoS]

Still one of the best, yet underrated channels on KZbin. This dude rocks!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@replynotificationsdisabled]

You probably comment underrated alot, don't you?

[@acemobile9806]

There's literally no limit to the lengths you'll go or the screws you'll sink to provide quality content. Pure class! 🙋huge salute to you sir

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@hilltonia133]

Love those XPS bits by Makita, glad they got the Project Farm approval stamp

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much! I'm impressed with them!

[@Pepe-dq2ib]

The coating on them also help with rust prevention.

[@udawg1964]

We appreciate all your HARD work making our choices better! Thank you!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!

[@fullfire0]

Wera and wiha have been my top choices for torx bits, and I've definitely preferred the Wera's so it's nice to see them perform awesomely

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for sharing.

[@dylanwalter1]

Wera and Wiha used to be very close competitors but Wihas quality has gone downhill tremendously recently. Wera is definitely a bit more expensive but the number of features they offer with their tools and bits, alongside the quality makes it well worth the price. Buy once, cry once

[@assessor1276]

Indeed - I am a professor of Mechanical Engineering and I can tell you that the ideas for tests and rigorous conduct of them means that virtually any of the Project Farm videos could be written up and receive a Masters degree. Well done sir!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you so much!

[@WegrennerX]

There’s a compliment for you wow. Enjoyed your video.

[@AGH331]

These videos are great and very thorough for product reviews, but if that kind of stuff could earn an MSc (!) at your uni, I'd steer well clear ...

[@anonytube1679]

I agree that these videos are very well made and the test methods are well thought through. However, I really hope that there's a lot more required to get a Masters degree than this.

[@uiopuiop3472]

thankse for youre words biker max. i am not projct farm but i am geniuly happy from it. sirlord

[@drdoll1]

I really appreciate your attention to detail and scientific method in testing tools etc. I really enjoy your research. When I'm looking for something I usually see if you've tested it before i buy. Thank you, sir.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!

[@DyslexicMitochondria]

Easily the hardest working reviewer on KZbin - the lengths you go to test stuff is mind blowing! Honest, fair and absolutely comprehensive. You're an inspiration. You inspired me for my own channel. Respect to you, Sir!

[@sterlingarcher8041]

so true

[@mattearenzi8972]

yess

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks! 👍

[@xenaguy01]

And WOW! So fast at installing screws!

[@CaneDimitrov]

Man for the INSANE amount of work and thought you put in your videos you definitely deserve more subs👍

[@joebrodie]

Legend has it that Project Farm laughs at “legendary performance”

[@ProjectFarm]

lol. You are right!

[@alaric_]

What about "Exceptional Performance!" ? :D

[@jamesplotkin4674]

PF says, "Well, we'll see about that!"

[@jonhunt5408]

Gotta remember, legendary although generally used to describe positive attributes, doesn’t necessarily mean good, you can also be legendary and terrible.

[@mikem.624]

Your testing of all of these products has made me so much more confident in my purchases. Thanks for your time and attention to detail.

[@ProjectFarm]

You are so welcome!

[@ozarkarky]

I need the best heavy duty work gloves for clearing out heavy brush with lots of thorns, briers, occasional pieces of barbed wire, thistle, and worst of all honey locust. What's the best gloves for this?

[@ProjectFarm]

I'll do it! I had a honey lucust poke through my work gloves a couple of times last week. They're awful!

[@mikegraham7078]

@@ProjectFarm We have those honey locust up here in southwestern Ontario, as well. They suck. They last a long time as a fence post, though. You can actually use those thorns as nails.

[@ozarkarky]

@@ProjectFarm - that would be much appreciated! I just can't find any that protect both the palm and fingers. You have the best and most comprehensive comparisons out there, and we all appreciate it. 🙌🙌🙌

[@POLOLOUS3]

Wonder how well cut resistant Level 5 gloves would fare?

[@gotdangedcommiesitellyahwa6298]

Same with Mesquite tree thorns. Briers aren't too bad if you're just pulling them out of trees, you can(and people think I'm crazy) use your bare hands between the thorns and just pull at a consistent pace. But it would be nice to know a good brand for carrying bundles of them, and possibly finding any that will stop honey locust and other thorned trees/brush.

[@Jo_Blo]

I think a really neat idea would be to do a video seeing which type of screwhead pattern(torx, hex, Robertson, pozidrive, clutch, security bits like spanner, etc) allows for the most torque. Always wondered myself. Thanks for the great video;)

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the suggestion.

[@kylealvinsmith]

You sir never cease to amaze me. The time, effort, and quality you put into your videos are incredible. You are a priority on my watch list!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@baseg815]

Whenever I see a certain company make a bold statement I always think: "Has he tested that?"

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@FinlandApollo]

Even though, I rarely need any of these what this channel reviews, I must say: These reviews are bonkers. The quality is so high, and how much is tested, how much prepping is done prior testing. Hatsoff! Pleasure just to watch these :)

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks so much!

[@Marius-ct9fu]

I dont even own any form of tools, but i need to see the tests of these 🤣

[@garyalexander212]

Your the standard bearer for all tool dads, thanks for saving the rest of us, time, money and headache

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome!

[@JETHO321]

The used bits had a higher sheer strength thats likely due to being work hardened.

[@ProjectFarm]

Great point!

[@russelljohnson4527]

i was thinking the exact same thing!

[@thekwoods7234]

There more likely to slip a bit before breaking due to being semi rounded thus allowing a bit more pressure to build o think

[@tongpoo8985]

yea

[@piratius]

That's possible - could also be that "ringing" the metal of the bit during the thousands of impacts allows the stresses in the bit to settle out. Like Shot-peening connecting rods for high horsepower applications. That would be a fun test - put a bit in a drill with a slip clutch, and let it rattle on a strength that's high enough to sink the screw/bolt into the wood, but not go crazy and cam out the bit...let various bits rattle/ring for different amount of times and see if you can see a noticeable difference in end strength.

[@remedy4691]

As a person who works in the trade industry, this man alone really helps me decide on which new items to buy! Such good quality content, and non bias reviews, keep up the great work!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks, will do!

[@anggvoagg7881]

I have made around 6 decisions based on his vids one being my boots lol ...

[@andrewholz1414]

Not sure if you've included Wera in any of your previous tests but I'm super glad ya did here!!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@nikodll]

@@ProjectFarm Could you do hex bits please and include two european brands like Wera, "Swiss Tools" and a chinese one "Broppe"?

[@calculator1841]

Ordered some Wera myself. Looks skookum. I like to branch out and find tools not readily if ever seen in US stores.

[@leekazan556]

I myself love to go into a hardware store when visiting another country and check out their tools. I have a drawer of European tools that are my momentos.

[@justtime6736]

I got a Wera ph2 gold impact bit. I'm been trying it out.

[@Pa11en]

Looked for a best bit showdown. I would expect the winner lineup to be Torx, Square, Hex, Philips, Slot, but was looking for one of your showdown to decide which one is really the winner. An idea for a future show?

[@mmitchell1727]

You don't get detail like this hardly anywhere else. Love it lol

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks so much!

[@felixwintersteller8635]

I love your tests. They're so accurate.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!

[@danielserrano2801]

I came here to say just this.

[@Paremo_]

In my experience tight fitting bits work a lot better for starting screws, testing for that use case would have been interesting.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for sharing.

[@volvo09]

Yeah they certainly have their place. Having more than one type of bit is good for those scenarios with rust, paint, etc.... I also save a few old bits that I won't feel guilty about hammering into a fastener :)

[@shankern2145]

I’ve learned so much about tools that i likely will never buy, but if i need to, i know the best ones! Thank you for your thoroughness. it’s so refreshing to see videos with no BS, only straight up information!! I am struggling to find the best electric power washer, they all seem kinda crap, and the PSI ratings are so fake!! If you could help me out I would be so grateful 🙏

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome! Thanks for the video idea.

[@jonhernandez8230]

I've only been watching your videos for a couple years and compared to everyone else on KZbin you are by far the best

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@Colorado_Native]

I heard it through the grapevine that Consumer Reports is now a subscriber. Hmmn.

[@ProjectFarm]

lol. NICE!

[@petrwowra4097]

Greetings from the Czech republic. Nice to see something made in my country in your test. Even better that it works well.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!

[@susoni1]

I thoroughly enjoy every single one of your videos. Your techniques for testing are so clear. Thank you! 🙏 I’m completely addicted to your channel. I never make a purchase without checking here first.

[@ProjectFarm]

You are so welcome!

[@wellwonky]

Please keep making these videos and don't change the format - everything about the way you do them is just right!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks, will do!

[@Cautionary_Tale_Harris]

Right on time, Todd! I'm was heading to Home Depot in a few minutes. I'll go after I watch this video 😄

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!

[@Code106]

I want to see a comparison video of the 2 in impact torx bits specifically for the 1/4 impact driver. I don't ever use the small bits because they either detach and stick to the screw head or they fall out when caring them or when in the tool bag or just in general you lose them. The 2 in bits always stay in the driver until you release them and change the bits. As an professional i would always recommend the 2 in torx bits in a impact driver. They are much more reliable, more secure, and best suited for the job for the impact driver. Please compare all the major brands of the torx bits and the Phillips bits.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the video idea.

[@elo-matey]

Agreed.

[@TarantPavel]

great work, I appreciate your professional approach of designing your experiments. I feel like great times of Hertz, Rutherford, Ampere and their fellows are back again :-)

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!

[@dekujr1095]

The KZbin algorithm is sometimes a blessing, I found your channel last year and I've been entertained ever since

[@ProjectFarm]

Wow, thank you!

[@Snarkbar]

I searched for "knife sharpening" or something, and it was one of the best searches ever.

[@maximumredline97]

Great content like always!! Would you consider comparing 1/2 inch impact wrenches??? Like makita dewalt milwaukee kobalt....??

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks so much! Great suggestion! Thank you.

[@DietBajaBlast]

you trying to empty out this mans bank account

[@maximumredline97]

@@DietBajaBlast lol

[@svn5994]

Milwaukee. Also the Torque Test channel is already doing this.

[@evenflow509]

I had no idea I'd end up here 2 hours ago when I asked myself "perhaps I should replace this cheap old torx set from college..." Thank you for your service

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome! Thanks for watching!

[@signdeals4972]

Love these reviews! I have purchased many items using this data. I know it would be expensive, but someday I would love you to do a multiplier review. Leatherman, SOG, gerber, victorinox, etc etc.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks! Thanks for the video idea.

[@kaliumdichromatnatriumhexa6010]

his dedication is immesurable

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@masondegaulle5731]

I dunno, I reckon Project Farm could measure it, then apply it to a scale as a benchmark, pick a random selection from the population, measure them, then give us some pretty solid data. 😂

[@essexlad8151]

I measured it for you... It's bucket loads 👌

[@djryan1992]

We're gona test that!

[@jabr991]

The time and effort you put into this channel is admirable 👍 Doing God's work ❤

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@jydymyyyr9630]

Thank you for another fine test. Helped me verify my own experience with bits; I like the Dewalt, Makita, Milwaukee and Wiha, and have never tried the Wera - at that price I think I'll stick with my 4 favs.

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome! Glad to hear!

[@topshortshd3904]

I know this would be a bit different than your usual tools, but I would love to see a comparison of 4mm screwdrivers (typically known as precision bits) such as iFixit, Harbor Freight, Wiha, etc.

[@ProjectFarm]

Great suggestion! Thank you.

[@Anglo-EgyptianMan]

This channel is amazing, just think about how much those posts cost him. Keep up the good work boss!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much! The price of lumber these days is insane, lol!

[@grassroot011]

@@ProjectFarm need your own saw mill to reduce the cost.? An Idea maybe? haa

[@samc2649]

He’s making a lot of money on these lol. Great content don’t get me wrong, but it’s not charity.

[@altersami9660]

Thank you for the new upload! Can you do oscillating multi-tools comparison, please?

[@thanatossassin]

This. I went with DeWalt because of his recommendation for their other tools. Seems like I've made a good choice, but would like to see him confirm it

[@okman-u1697]

I recommend dewalt, a very nice tool

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the video idea.

[@SteelOfLegend]

I know this probably won't be seen but I've gotten thousands of screws driven in now with my dewalt from when my impact was purchased and it's still in good shape. Surface scraping but overall still really great shape.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for sharing!

[@elninostorm]

Loved how you were 'skating' across the floor with the sped up screw montage. Too funny. Great video.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@sethharrington305]

Yeah I noticed that on his Phillips test video lol nyooom

[@jmo2321]

This video saved me. Was doing a timing belt job and required a T30 bit. Kept snapping a bunch of my dewalt impact ones. Quick google search and this came up. Rushed down to Home Depot and grabbed some Makita ones and worked like a dream!

[@ProjectFarm]

Glad to hear!

[@austinkeys1730]

i've never heard "inch pounds" so many times in my life but i love it

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for watching!

[@BrBill]

It's a little more relatable than "furlong stones"

[@tbelding]

@@BrBill - How about "cubit libra" (Roman) or maybe "she mana" (Babylonian.)

[@thfmadmax]

@@ProjectFarm Heard of Newtonmeter?

[@beardedchimp]

@@thfmadmax He has used nm and other SI units in other videos. I'm not quite sure why he chooses SI in some places but not others. For example usually he measures weight in grammes. As a European I'd far prefer he always used metric but I can understand how big his NA audience must be and that he himself has greater familiarity with imperial.

[@tkdriven6077]

I have so many tools purchased based on your recommendation alone ! Awesome job!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@julianweiser9985]

Really nice video! I love your comparisons and frequently use them when buying new stuff! You are doing a very important job for consumers like me. One improvement tip for maybe the next video: When using bits no one wears safety goggles! So maybe check the particles flying away from the breaking bits to determine the safest one. Just an idea, dont know if it would unnecessarily prolong a video. Anyways, keep it up.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you so much! Thanks for the constructive feedback.

[@thomasjarosz7406]

Todd, show us what to buy. Your torture test are the best. God bless

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks so much!

[@11bravoNRD]

You should do a test of the different types of screw heads to determine which one allows the most torque to be applied before camming out. Like #2 Philip's vs flathead vs T25 vs Robertson's [square]. Even throw in an apple triangle head for Schlitz and giggles.

[@Kelvallontan]

Philips vs flathead is a no brainer, even if philips (and pozidriv that is only slightly better) is a bad type of screw head already, T20 or 25 vs robertson would be interesting, however, not that useful since you (by you, I mean the majority of the human beings) can't really access robertson easily anyways. Torx should beat the allen print that tends to round up when there's a lot of torque applied.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the video idea.

[@MoneyManHolmes]

Were Philip’s designed to cam out, or is that an urban myth? Since discovering torx, I definitely prefer them.

[@11bravoNRD]

@@MoneyManHolmes I dont think it was "designed" to cam out but it's just what happens. That's why the Robertson was created. To minimize the chance of caming out.

[@importdoc7]

This man is on a mission for truth with products. Love it! Thank you 🙏

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome!

[@Shotgun_Messenger]

Thank you Todd I found this really helpful. It begs the question how many brands use the same manufacturer, especially when they share so many similarities when they break.

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome! Glad it was helpful!

[@wildfirelettuce]

I’d love to see which UV blocking shirt is the best and most durable. Maybe brands like Columbia, REI, etc.

[@KirkFickert]

Vs. less expensive ones like Hanes.

[@Bremend]

I bought a 100 piece Milwaukee set for $30, which and based on this testing, I'm glad I did

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for sharing.

[@mikesweet5848]

You're a legend Project Farm. You deserve every bit of your success

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the nice comment

[@xenaguy01]

I see what you did there. 😅 😂 😅 😂

[@kaknu]

As a contractor who's installed tens of thousands of torx screws, I've always had better luck with the 1-piece, full-shank bits than the bit tips which require a holder. It seems like the bit holder introduces an extra place for wobble which increases failure of screws or bits. Regardless of bit type, torx is pretty much the most mechanically superior fastener head option. I've lost far more torx bits than I've worn out, and I certainly can't say that for phillips.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the feedback.

[@scrambler350]

HATE Phillips head screws, would prefer Torx or Robertson to become the standard.

[@KF1]

This is a great video idea. By what amount and in what ways do bit styles change things for screws? Every year we build (and later disssemble) a 16'x8' cabana with windows, solar panels etc. I am starting to hate robertson. Once you get paint in the screw heads and a bit of dirt, they are impossible to reuse!

[@jameswieler3295]

@@KF1 torx are my favorite, I know what you mean about Robertson. It's prevalent in Canada because it's a Canadian invention but Torx are superior (more contact surface area).

[@evzevz06]

Is it also possible the full shank allowing for flex during impact extends the life of the bit/screw too? I have noticed Every box of torx i've used has a full shank bit included in the box, instead of a bit tip

[@carsonwolff7814]

I use star bits all the time and have my bits always wear out after a couple hundred screws.

[@ProjectFarm]

This video will be helpful! Some of the ones tested just don't last. What brand do you use?

[@MrWoodyBalto]

I wish I could get a T6 to last that long. Even the best (Wiha) don't last 1/2 that long.

[@saiiiiiii1]

@@MrWoodyBalto T6 size? That's like nothing, I hope you don't use any drill on this. 😁

[@autobootpiloot]

I use screwdrivers and bits from PB-swisstools. I have used my most used torx bit for at least 3000 screws. Not bad for a 2 euro bit. I have no idea if this brand is available in the USA but there are no better screwdrivers, bits and hex keys than pb-swisstools in my opinion.

[@craig-robinson]

This was made for you bro

[@Nobodybudd]

You deserve a prize of some sort. Best product review channel.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the nice comment.

[@truvader5366]

I think it comparing several different cheap aliexpress tools to some of your best tools you already have would be a good video, would be neat to see how a $20 torque wrench compares to what you use, cheap chineese impact sockets, etc.

[@ProjectFarm]

Great suggestion! Thank you.

[@xenaguy01]

I'm actually amazed that 1) The DeWalt bits were so inexpensive, and 2) All the bits were such relatively high quality. There didn't seem to be very big gaps between the best and worst in each category.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the feedback.

[@vanmineholme5503]

I love the video, have you ever considered trying to make a very large test testing the biggest and baddest of 1/2 drive impact wrenches? There are huge debates over the Milwuakee, Dewalt, Snap on (That one is very expensive so I won't expect you to buy it but it would make for a fantastic debate). Since they all output such high torque you would need really heavy testing equipment with nuts in the 30mm size torqued down to hell

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks! Thanks for the video idea.

[@historicbeef]

I am actually looking forward to buy either a snap Milwaukee. I would love to see this video. Project farm tested.

[@kevinfuentes3619]

@@historicbeef From using both, Milwaukee is probably better bang for buck. Snap on seems to have a little more power but WAY less reliable. Plus only 2 yr warranty compared to 5

[@BaddAtom]

1$ a month patrion, if we all did it he would be doing best boats for jumping lol

[@Polly_Ticks]

The Robertson bit that we know and love here in Canada vs. any Torx bit is the real showdown ..

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the video idea.

[@chch242]

After I heard "Made in Czech Republic", I knew the result.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for watching.

[@jaakkopontinen]

Haven't watched yet, but I assume this means quality tools. Czechs know manufacturing.

[@ronmoore6598]

As always, awesome video! I would mention that having the bit stick in the screw after driving doesn't seem like it would be a big deal most of the time as you'd likely be attaching a piece of lumber to larger structure which would retain it and make removing the impact driver easier.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@partytempo]

I cannot stress enough how much I love seeing Menard's house brands (Masterforce) being tested. I feel like this is a big opportunity for a channel like PF. 👍👍👍

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!

[@HariSeldon913]

The torx screws in the 5lb box I've bought at Menards used to come with a couple of super cheap bits. I tried them out and they failed rather quickly. I bought a 15 pack of bits in their Tool Shop brand and I've lost a few but never had one fail.

[@jettrooper101]

Thanks for testing masterforce! Menards is the closest place for us, and I often wonder how their tools compare to other brands.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for sharing. You are welcome!

[@meagaindave2049]

Due respect, Wera, is pronounced "Vera." The w, in German, has a V sound. Thanks for the informative and in-depth video! 😁👍

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you for the information!

[@jamesfarmer2748]

i have lots of Wera screwdrivers and was wondering about that.

[@ottokiehl5413]

Well, while you are correct about the mis-pronunciation of the "W", the "E" is also off. It would be said as in: Vayra. But great job on the video, none-the-less!

[@WNxBerny]

Who dares to dislike this?! Give this man some respect! He deserves it.

[@boden2771]

Your videos are great! Thank you for taking the time to get the materials, film, Edit and upload your content. It's interesting, informational and perfect for winding down in the evening. Thanks again, keep up the great work!!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks, will do!

[@ryanfisher806]

This channels content is so professional and fun to watch! Been watching since 2017

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks so much!

[@ItalianMancraft]

Thank you for all of the meticulous time and effort you put into your testing and analysis of tools. I can only imagine how many hours it takes to make a single video. Not many creators do what you do nowadays. Keep up the great work!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!

[@KingAdrock420]

Your channel is so great, I hit the like button before the video even starts. You haven't made a bad video yet, and I don't expect that to change.

[@ProjectFarm]

Wow, thank you!