Every Makita 40v Impact Wrench Head to Head. Which is Quicker, Impact Driver VS Impact Wrench

[@phillipmoody710]

More Legos please.

[@rentabone6684]

I cannot thank you enough for the time spent and for the "bodily harm" that you probably caused on your wrist, that high torque was really shaking in the final tests hahaha Really interesting to see the gen2 losing on performance, also curious how the 10" made the performance between the first 4 (excluding gen2) seem really similar. The adapter stacking and "long range" dust blower are the perfect kind of bonus content, really fits the vibe of the channel

[@toolmadcj2988]

So glad you mentioned the rocking on the big boy. I've the 18v version and thought I'd broken it 🤣

[@Jtwizzle]

Very nice. Really like these kind of tests.

[@spbygga8123]

I have the makita extension for the collated screwgun- great for screwing off ceilings from the floor.

[@Derek-tk4wf]

24:00- Thats a handy little gadget for some parts of jobs. Where you are having to get up and down numerous times and your back and knees are begging for a career change.

[@julianfisher6373]

Interesting to say the least !! great video as always & really enjoyed it.

[@riba2233]

awesome comparison, gives me a new context :) I agree, td002 and mid torque are great everyday combo.

[@winter12ca]

Gotta love the effort put in those vids 👍 Nice little castle 😉

[@stephenleepmg113]

Love your videos. Thank you 😊

[@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL]

Glad you like them!

[@RegisG.]

Another excellent review 🤩 10:36 Why does the TW008G Mid-Torque Impact Wrench slow down brutally? The translation isn't clear, do you prefer Impact Wrench with C-Ring or Detent Pin?

[@PeterTrimboli]

I think if they put the same beans into a half inch anvil over time you would see premature wear on that anvil that 3/4 Makita is an animal

[@toolscientist]

Awesome. I've always wanted to see a driver vs wrench vid. Lots of people froth over whatever the most powerful impact driver is when they should just be using an impact wrench. My preference is a hydraulic impact for anything under 14G (~6mm) and then a wrench for everything else.

[@Smokeyr67]

The high torque impact will be popular with tyre fitters who love over tightening wheel nuts🤬

[@izoyt]

great test. now, same with 18v line and compare, please.

[@San-et5xh]

Just a side note, I noticed the number of Lego Structures is growing on your work bench. Could be a future colab with Lego master NZ ?

[@ashtondrake3407]

I would love to see the gen2 vs gen3 triple hammer battle each other on these Simpson strong tie screws. Awesome videos.

[@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL]

Look at my other channel Builds & Stuff

[@INCINERATEDD]

What a great day 🎉

[@ChrisBranleh]

For Makita Impact wrenches, any comments in regards to friction ring Vs. Pin detent? I've seen videos that describe the friction ring causing issues where they won't hold sockets anymore, and notice it lacks a rubber O ring. At the same time I've seen people claim Makita's pin detent is different than other brands (eg, Milwaukee) and is actually just as easy to remove as the Friction ring. I'm trying to decide for the compact impact wrench (XWT14 Vs. XWT15 in the states). Thanks!

[@Failsafeman100]

"Blowing people from a distance" hahaha. I wonder if that accessory was covid-inspired

[@Andrew-xd9fg]

The pin detent model you have doesn’t require nail or similar to push the pin in. Its the weak/soft pin, the pin goes to a point, you should be able to pull the socket off by hand. Makita do offer 2 pins, a soft and hard pin. The hard pin requires a nail to push the pin in to remove the socket. From factory the pin detent models come with a soft pin installed.

[@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL]

Try telling my tool that.

[@Andrew-xd9fg]

I changed my pin over to the stronger pin and it’s get annoying. Apparently the weaker pin get a lot of complaints because socket fall off easily, I experienced this too. Some brand sockets just fall, one of the reasons I changed my pin.

[@whirled_peas]

Those adaptors reduce torque by quite a bit (Torque Test Channel shows this often), reason being the peak of the impact on the hammer does not occur when the bit is seated. The more of these you add (adaptors, bit holders etc.) the worse it gets.

[@whirled_peas]

The test with a bunch of adaptors strung together isn't representative since it didn't impact for 2/3rd of the depth. Plus the negative effect of adaptors increases considerably the closer you get to the limit.

[@brettwalkom948]

@@whirled_peas you're thinking about this way to hard

[@ccbowers]

@@brettwalkom948 It maybe harder for some to think than others.

[@theseb1979]

@@ccbowers*may be. If you are gonna insult others, then get the basics right, lest you look like a fool.

[@wearetheremnants1615]

I've got everything there bar the mid impact wrench.. i hadnt noticed the 002 dst impact was not as good with big stuff.. as the mark one.

[@rob500100]

should of tried the 8amp battery on the 40v wrenches, get a bigger socket, lets see what the 40v can do

[@DL-fg7tk]

Makita impact drivers/wrenches are like golf clubs or fishing gear, for that matter, the right one is just better to use. Scaffolders would love those low torque 1/2 drive wrenches, with the pin to stop the socket from accidently coming off, especially at height.

[@Max_Marz]

Can we get a 18v/40v makita drills summary soon? Regretting this XFD15 and I need to decide whether to ditch makita 18v and go 40v. or just get a better 18v.

[@treebossmike8818]

You are adding to the Lego set on the table each frame right?

[@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL]

What LEGO set...

[@gf2e]

Before you got to the bonus footage, I was hoping you’d maybe got one of those Milwaukee 1” D handle hidden somewhere for the biggest bolts. But that would be silly, you can’t show something better than Makita :)

[@alexmills1329]

That 3/4” is a beast and it’s price reflects that.

[@spitNsawdust]

Perfect timing, I was wondering whether to buy an adapter for my impact wrench, they’re not cheap, but I’ve got stacks of timber lock screws to put in n my impact driver is getting on a bit. Can anyone recommend a particular make of 1/2” to hex bit adapter please? 😊👍

[@АлександрЕмельянов-ч3н]

Здравствуйте!Когда выйдет ударный гайковерт от макита на 1 дюйм,благодарю!!!

[@JohnKrakatoa]

love the extended handle, does it fit old 18V stuff too? I thik I saw one for the grass shear /hedge trimmer handheld tool in Austrian Hornbach but never found it elsewhere to buy, which is a shame since this tool would be awesome to have an extended handle for

[@treebossmike8818]

Milwaukee includes the T-50 in a lot of their bit kits. They have a bit kit in Home Depot that’s part of the holiday buys this year. Not sure about other countries but here in the States the T-50 is not uncommon as it once was

[@wearsjorge55]

Can buy them pretty much anywhere in Australia. It's just not that common out our side of the world and our hardware's are just big shopping centres for DIY enthusiasts these days so they dont always have items like a t50 in stock

[@mattio79]

Dewalt square drive impact driver adaptors are the toughest per unit currency.

[@mozismobile]

Ever wanted an extension handle for an impact driver?

[@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL]

Nope

[@mrclive5]

Can I win that big dawg? I just want it! Cracking vid!

[@brettwalkom948]

Was the hammer case area getting hot on the 3/4 in that last screw.. I know mine gets pretty warm.. But the motor doesn't.. Unlike the milwaukees.. Also those extendo cock things are awesome lol only in japan

[@mattio79]

The mid and high-torque are more for loosening right-hand threads. Driving screws with those shows that the low-torque (which likely has the same drivetrain as the impact drivers) is going to be better in the fastening direction.

[@reaperreaper5098]

The compact wrench isn’t running the same internals as the drivers, and IIRC, TTC proved that the Makita 40V compact is pretty competitive with some of the smaller mid torque offerings when it comes to hard torque. It’s likely just that the higher IPM/RPM of the drivers make up for any torque descrepencies in wood, with the ‘smaller’ fasteners.

[@tonypowell6445]

Hi Tools are the 40v 5ah batteries reliable you haven't had any that have failed l'm thinking of buying one they are around £200 here in the UK.

[@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL]

I haven't had any 40v batteries fail on me.

[@LabusMakitovich]

#РодненькаМакітачка💪💪💪

[@oldboy5000]

why don't you have the new 18v chainsaw yet?

[@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL]

Buy it for me.

[@user-bw5xf3yr3m]

Any news on a new 18v brad nailer, or 18v framing nailer or 18v table saw?

[@paulnorman8274]

Looks like Makita's engineers have a good understanding of what it takes to drive screws vs setting and loosening nuts. The drivers punch well above their torque rating (as well as scale...) weight. There is likely very rapidly demising returns to distance driven per hit, from increasing anvil weight beyond fairly light, when driving into wood. It's not _that_ hard to just "bust" the stuck screw loose again, compared to a rusty nut. But once that initial busting loose is done, the heavier anvil doesn't move the screw all that much further before friction again renders it "stuck". So you're better off with a faster rate of more moderately sized blows. As opposed to for a tough nut, where it's all about the max peak force of a single impact, since once the nut is loose, it's loose. And no rate of smaller hits, will ever bust it loose, if it's stuck hard enough. Something like the bigger motor of the big wrench, combined with a lighter, faster hitting anvil assembly, would likely be the optimal for driving big screws at some useful rate, if one for some reason had to do so without drilling a pilot hole.

[@mikemorgan5015]

Need to drive those bigguns with the earth auger!

[@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL]

Stop tempting me

[@DarianDT]

I'm a long-time Makita fan, invested in LXT, and feel cheated when Makita came out with XGT. But those XGT batteries look ridiculous on a small impact, hence I went with Milwaukee. Sold most of my LXT and got the M18 and M12 platforms. I only invested in a High Output battery, the HO3.0 on M18 impact looks and feel very nice.

[@caramelypoops]

I dont like the DST. Id rather use a lighter 172 18v

[@mjjf8297]

what the lego?

[@justinireland7413]

Really good review I was surprised with the td002g that it didn’t perform like I thought it would 1st addition kicked it’s bum So I have all the above impact drills except the td002g which I’m really thinking of purchasing or winning lol Keep up the good work 🔨🧰🪚🪛