Milwaukee M18 High Torque impact Wrench Showdown

[@TorqueTestChannel]

Including the impact driver was a great idea. When driving things the smaller the fastener, the more IPM will finish the job quicker. The larger in thread size , the more peak torque will finish the job quicker. But there's always a middle ground where different tools overlap

[@georgedavall9449]

Love how the two of You comment and support each other. Both great channels. Of course, TTC Rules !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 👍😊

[@jonathanshaw8868]

Shouldn't you be figuring out how to test 1" air impacts right now???

[@georgedavall9449]

@@jonathanshaw8868 Maybe he trying to figure out how to test your face, to figure out why you b like dat?

[@jonathanshaw8868]

@@georgedavall9449 why I be like that?.?.?... well I be like that because his tests are the defacto yard sticks of beanery and I want to know if my milwaukee 1" d handle or my hf 1" d handle is the king o' bean.

[@riba2233]

definitely an improvement :) a bit ironic that you released a milwaukee HT review on the same day TTC released a makita HT review :D

[@georgedavall9449]

Ironic indeed! Or was it a planned event or conspiracy of sorts? We might never know?! 😯

[@robertrada4783]

Venmo me $10, I’ll tell you everything I know.

[@franklong6269]

I own the Milwaukee 2967 and it is just a beast. It's so powerful that I am a little afraid to use it to tighten bolts because I might over-torque them. It's just a monster by any definition. In bolt tightening mode, it's supposed to stop at 50 ft-lbs of torque, but I have found it to be closer to 75 ft-lbs. That's the minimum force that this can apply. Actually, the friction ring is the superior anvil. It will apply more force than a pin-detent ring. It's not even close.

[@georgedavall9449]

TOOLS & STUFF !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I believe riggers and scaffold builders prefer the Pin detent, mainly as a safety item, so large sockets wont be falling off and hitting someone or something below? The ring holder is added to that model so a rigger can secure it easier to their work belt. Fantastic content as always! Cheers!!!!!! Stay safe!

[@Ndetonados]

TorqueTestChannel doing a makita review and Tools & Stuff doing a Milwaukee M18 High torque video. Is this opposite day?

[@riba2233]

also T&S releasing his video after TTC... so yeah lol

[@notAdvised23]

Nothing good to say about that Marita impact wrench, not surprised

[@georgedavall9449]

Wow, it might just be a coincidence or a conspiracy?

[@chrisvaiuso6010]

Speaking of Torque Test Channel, I would like to hear your take on the new Makita impact wrench that TTC just reviewed.

[@AlexKall]

Quite a substantial difference!

A comparison with Makita XGT 3/4" will be interesting :)

[@antaris8111]

Just ordered that new model and a forge battery, I like the idea of the battery isolation. My original first gen hi torque after many many years (whenever it was released till now) of daily use and abuse in an automotive workshop has eaten away the ground pin pretty badly in the tool and now requires the battery to be held on most of the time for it to make contact with the battery. I have ordered a new part to fix it so now I will have 2 :)

[@olgajoachimosmundsen4647]

Looking forward to seeing you test dcf860 when it comes out probably this year

[@mikekahotea8148]

Yup me too

[@slinkytrips]

I would guess that the reason only the pin detent model has the hanging hook is due to working at heights and needing to secure the tool you need the mount that also locks the socket on vs just friction. Certainly wouldn't want one of those impact wrenches falling on you.

[@doctordoom1337]

About 10 years ago, I bought the older 2763 model here in the states purely because it was being heavily discounted. I would have preferred the XWT08Z, but Makita still hasn't dropped the price even after a decade!

[@zarajoe1]

I believe they have followed makita and added metal reinforcement to the battery holder as well on the new model

[@yoeyzee]

It's like going from iphone 7 to iphone 8. I'm still very happy with my 2767 that I bought in June 2020.

[@Jeff-rk8hq]

I don’t like the height of the handle on the gen 3. It just sits differently and feels vertically huge. I don’t have small hands but man there is like 3/4” of grip left but apparently they had complaints about the 2767 grip being too short but not only that they relocated electronics to the handle but it just doesn’t feel as good in hand imho but the tri beam and power are top notch

[@Timothylaing]

Always surprised to hear a kiwi accent on KZbin. Good content man.

[@Divici02623]

That’s a brave thing you did there with that huge non impact rated socket lol. Lucky it didn’t explode

[@boosted242]

Hello Mad Man! Love yor stuff! Still, Makita is best! That's my own opinion lol.. Be well!

[@TorqueTestChannel]

Best in High Torques tho?

[@Ndetonados]

I'm myselft a makita fan, but on high torque they aint on the big leagues man

[@toolscientist]

​@TorqueTestChannel XGT 3/4". Only bested by the socket-eating, Shakira hip-shaking DCF961. And the DCF961 needs >10s and a more powerful battery to achieve it. Any plans on testing the XGT 3/4" with 5Ah or 8Ah batteries?

[@coopercooper58]

Hey tools, You should do a comparison between the latest Milwaukie Uggerdugger and the top Milwaukie drill!

[@UKTOOLTALK]

Another top of the net/147 break/180 on the dart board review!! Even tho it wasn’t makita 😔, are you going to review the new makita impact wrench that’s been slated? 🤟🤟

[@ToolTimeToday]

Cracking video buddy. Clash of the titans kind of thing,lol. just for shits and giggles i'd like to see this new high torque go up against the dtw300 just to give a perspective of the David & Goliath scenario as to who needs what kind of power these devices give.

[@danielptoro]

Why wouldn't use it for mechanic? And which one is your recommendation in this case?

[@tujefe5369]

You can but remember it's to much power do you need that power? Or you can get a milwaukee m12 wrench too. But you can get m18

[@robertrada4783]

You should compare these to the new LXT, I heard it’s a beast.

[@zarajoe1]

Lol

[@hammyzgod]

You need to put it up against the new dcf961

[@91rus]

Thanks Good Vibes

[@draytonPW]

Pin detent model of Milwaukees high torque is slightly smaller and less powerful than the friction ring model.

[@christianalvarez7799]

I love how you do the conversions for the Biden crew. I wish they would do the same for us

[@hoffpauirconcrete.semperfidCC]

Impact sockets are actually thicker for the weight ....more weight banging on the end means more tightening and breakaway force

[@bigmotoxer]

👇You should reference these impact guns by their 4 digit model number= 2967 or 2767 or 2766 etc...

[@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL]

That's only the American numbers.

[@danariusrobinson5215]

The small one is incredible 8:23