The Best Right Angle Impact? New Models v Milwaukee, Kobalt & SKIL

[@TorqueTestChannel]

The SKIL is trolling us right now with the KIT being $69 amzn.to/44pSrYy which is less than a 2Ah Ridgid battery from Home Depot. If you have tasks that require speed, their new RA Impact wrench should be the hottest kid in town though mixed with the most torque. Nice bit of kit. As always the creator of this channel is working in product development for Astro Tools, who also make right angle impacts (air). Always consider multiple sources when looking at a tool!

[@d00kiejones]

PLEASE do tests on the 12v HIGH OUTPUT Milwaukee batteries. The real world differences I have been seeing are pretty crazy for just a new battery.

[@jaywelker5566]

@@d00kiejones they already did. 5.0s weren't doing anything remotely impressive vs the older M12 6.0 on the impact wrench.

[@d00kiejones]

@@jaywelker5566 I guess youtube decided not to show me that one. my 6.0s must be trashed if they dont do better

[@TorqueTestChannel]

@@jaywelker5566 Small impacts maybe aren't the end all be all to measuring the difference a battery makes as the motor is disconnected to the output via a spring & hammer. We have both M12 HO types now, so we can surely do more with like drills, saws, die grinders as we buy them.

[@TGC1775]

Did we try those Walmart 12vs yet? Hyper tough or whatever. Dewalt rebrand I think.

[@dannyDC2]

can you do wrong angle impacts next?

[@johnargumaniz9179]

No but I’m sure left angle impacts are up next

[@jdfleo8140]

@@johnargumaniz9179write!

[@MrZimmaframe]

A Yorkshire man enters the room. 😄

[@OscyJack-]

Lolol

[@ghostjaeger4326]

Obtuse or acute

[@89vette89]

Chevy tech here, I use a rigid right angle for exhaust manifold bolts a lot of the time and I’m super satisfied with it

[@JEBell79]

I think a big consideration should be ergonomics. I've got the Milwaukee M12, and having the battery in the handle not only gives it good balance, but allows you to get in some pretty tight spaces. While I haven't used the other ones tested, battery placement definitely seems like it should be a consideration given what this type of tool is designed for.

[@annihilator4000]

This is actually exactly why I have a mix of M12 and Dewalt 12v. For certain tools like a rachet I prefer the battery in the handle and won't use the bigger batteries because they mess up the ergonomics. But on some of the other tools such as a standard drill or impact I prefer the standard dewalt 12v ergonomics.

[@LitheInLitotes]

Stupid. Ergonomics don't matter if it doesn't get the fastener off

[@KG4JYS]

The rigid main feature is the lifetime replacement on batteries. They deserve some points for that, IMO as I believe they're the only brand offering it.

[@WHATDATTOOLDO]

​@@19derrick77same

[@timodonnell2541]

Was a little worried for my beloved skil but very happy with the continuing results.

[@scottlamp3097]

I have had the Skil right angle ever since I saw the old vid on it. I have a few other Skil tools now too. For a tool that gets used maybe once a month, I absolutely recommend it.

[@chazk5376]

I had the Craftsman Nextec 12v tools and loved their right angle impact. It was great for removing bodywork from cars, which you have to do to change headlamp bulbs and even some filters. I didn't know much about power tools back then. It was just what they had at Sears. I took it for granted. Years and years later, I looked for right angle impact and came up almost empty. Skil 12v offered it, was a bit wary, but I'm glad I bought into their system. Great little 12v lineup.

[@Kenny-km8rc]

I’ve used the skil now for over a year. Been pleasantly surprised. I’m fighting arthritis and the skill batteries are easier to deal with than the m-12’s that I have.

[@geeksgamesandgears2369]

Scored the kobalt about a month ago when you could get it for $100 with a 4ah, 2ah and a charger included. For that price you really can’t go wrong.

[@kencooley5589]

Same, I'm super happy with the purchase

[@geeksgamesandgears2369]

@@kencooley5589 yep should make certain jobs (like removing brake calipers) a breeze

[@ToolDeals]

Same

[@bleach_drink_me]

I have had it for going on 2 years. It has held up to a lot of shop use..solid tool for the money.

[@gravesdiggerxj]

That's a killer deal!!!! I wish

[@joemehere1151]

I just love these real apples to apple no BS tests!! Thanks

[@ToolDeals]

Yeah, I mentioned the Skil being $69 a few days ago on the channel. As for the Kobalt impact wrench. It was $99 as a kit some weeks ago and I... "like" it? They put the money into performance for sure but I hate missing the modes. On/Off tools require some finesse at times. But for impact wrenches, where you'll mainly be removing, it's not a big deal considering it doesn't produce a wild amount of beans.

[@DarianDT]

I'm glad I bought the Kobalt impact wrench with two batteries and charger for $99. This just confirm my choice again. Milwaukee want $200 for just the tool.

[@fretbuzzly]

Yeah, because I looked this weekend and it'd be $300 now to purchase the same. Tool is $150 by itself, batteries and charger are another $150.

[@Sparkystacoma]

As an electrician I use the M12 impact as it can fit through a 4" can hole. Also the. M18 didn't impress me much, as the M12 right angle impact gun3/8 was disappointed. And I'm team red!

[@alex_thecarguy]

Once again, you guys come through with a solid video that motivates a purchase. Just now, I was able to get the Seesi off amazon for $99 minus a $10 promotional discount, coming to 96 with tax, same day delivery. Very excited for this, as I'm finishing up a transmission swap in my truck and a right angle would have been useful a long time ago.

[@abinosa]

It'd be cool to see the IR Right Angle Impact. Also, thanks for all this great testing. I love watching these videos!!!

[@georgef1176]

I have the 3/8 kobalt right angle but I think I’m going to grab a ridgid 1/2 right angle. Great stuff TTC!!

[@Griffinwoodworks]

The driver would be a good choice for hard to reach pocket hole screws. You can’t use a ton of power on those or they’ll blow out your pocket, which. Is why you’re supposed to use a drill and a low clutch setting. Great info, Torque.

[@SupposedlyShiny]

Best thing for those is the multi head drivers

[@Darkcruzer23]

Thank you for testing rigid. I wish skil would make a right angle impact to see if they could become champs of that as well

[@kwmiked]

I like my Milwaukee 3/8 right angle impact, I was grabbing it daily for last couple months to pull belly pans on excavators , its not sounding good after this week, probably should pull the cover and see if I can add grease! I've had the stubby since it came out, 2018? She runs daily, I love that m12 stubby

[@myersaxb1165]

Would like to see that air versions of these like the ingersoll rand 2015max tested.Thanks

[@96Dak318]

I have the ridgid jobmax with all of the head attachments including a right angle impact driver. It’s not the best at anything but perfect for small specialty stuff. Bought the tool and every attachment for about $300.

[@turnerstoyotas7704]

Milwaukee m12 fuel products never cease to amaze me 12v and still competing with the higher voltage competitors

[@mike_0213]

I have been going back and forth on buying the M12 right angle impact, it is not cheap, $200 is a lot of money for me and I am sure some other people. I was glad I got to see you test it. Thanks for sharing.

[@boosted2.4_sky]

I'm in the Ridgid platform so this is awesome for me...a few ft/lb one way or the other is negligible..these are handy for mechanics regardless of the platform... NGL the SeeSii if you have batteries already for $100 isn't bad...

[@obaidullah81]

I feel good about selling my used IR on Ebay for the price of these new ones. Still torn between M12 and Rigid. I have IR 20v for automotive and craftsman C3 for home tools and thinking of consolidating to Rigid 18v for both

[@Time_In1]

Same bro what one did you grab and thoughts?

[@obaidullah81]

@@Time_In1 i got rigid 18v 1/2 high torque impact and rigid 18v 3/8 subcompact impact. Rigid subcompact is a revelation. The high torque gets job done but IR high torque is better imho. Rigid right angle impact and ratchet too heavy for the job, so bought and returned. Still have my craftsman for home improvement that i will hang on to for a bit as i build my rigid 18v

[@infidel66687]

I have the 3/8 Milwaukee wrench. I use it at work daily for about 1 year now and have had zero problems.

[@kwmiked]

Mine is around 6 months old and the gears got really noisy this last week. I use it daily pulling belly pans on excavators, it fits over the track where the stubby is a tad to long.

[@fredio54]

How are they both doing now, or what happened?

[@G5Hohn]

Great job guys. I wonder if you'd be interested in installing a Flowmeter (like a Dwyer Rate Master) in your air delivery setup after the regulator. Might be nice to get some real-time data on air flow demand.

[@danielfrazier840]

What air flow? (Not being a d**k serious question

[@lucky13sss10]

​@@danielfrazier840guessing for the pneumatic tests

[@G5Hohn]

@@danielfrazier840 The airflow they use in testing air tools. They have other videos in which they test air tools, check them out.

[@randy6350]

Could you PLEASE do 1/4” cordless extended length ratchets⁉ I need one for pulling apart interiors…

[@TorqueTestChannel]

We dont have a 1/4" socket that would fit the dyno bolt

[@iGearhead]

Dude these videos are awesome. I'd love to see a video on Impact sockets next.

[@11onejay]

Having so many m12 batteries the m12 right angle is just fine.

[@criggie]

Idea for a future video - an in-depth nerd-out on how you calibrate the various test rigs. Full geek-dive on how you can be confident the latest test results are directly comparable to the older tests.

[@TorqueTestChannel]

From ep1: 1) Pull out a new or used bolt and nut and check its thread quality by running a new nut over it by hand, if it's ify measure stretch and replace if need be (5-10 a year) 2) New grease to threads and backside of bolt head and grade 9 washer. If it's a new bolt, 5 beak in runs and re-apply new grease. 3) Test an IR231H to make sure it makes 440-460ft-lbs. If not, make sure gauge is within calibration to 3 known tool "standards" we have on hand. 4) Test 3 working torque tests, middle/median test is shown on screen. For cordless as long as the battery shows full charge each time we don't re-charge. Charge battery when done, allow tool to cool. 5) Test 3 Max torque tests, median is shown on screen. As long as the battery shows full charge each time we don't re-charge. Charge battery when done, allow tool to cool. 6) Test Best Case Scenario at higher pressure for air or fresh off the charger each time and in the FWD direction as well for cordless. Best value is shown on screen.

[@slivers4007]

Really think that you should also include what the warranty and serviceability of the tool is in your ratings, especially in this day and age of disposable items. A life time warranty is definitely a plus.

[@MrMega200]

Well that wouldn't be an exact score as it's all different person to person. How good do you rate a 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10 year, etc warranty without a bias? It's too subjective. A warranty length doesn't mean anything about a tool's durability. They can make the quality of the tool however they like. On the other side of it, just because they say 10 years doesn't mean they will act on it.

[@brianf9619]

Ridgid's LSA Sucks , its a Gimmick in my experience with Them ....

[@wildbill23c]

@@brianf9619 I've never had an issue with it....even with 10+ year old tools. Depends on how you act when dealing with any company....act like a child they'll tell you to go pound sand, as rightly so they should tell you that. I've had to get parts for a planer and table saw recently, way beyond the actual warranty....explained to them what happened, sent pictures, and waited...I figured if they had parts at least, I'd be happy and was prepared to pay for the parts....they emailed back with parts availability, and asked for shipping information...sent the parts out without any cost.

[@brianf9619]

​@wildbill23c Oooh , so if I'm pissed there shitty tool broke on me after just 2 months and I have an attitude then Ridgid has the Right to Void the Warranty , tell me go "Go Pound Sand " and Not Fix My Tool , WoW I wish they would have told me that when I bought their shitty tools

[@denton8047]

The light on the skil is also pretty great, when you're jammed up between two joists trying to get a screw to bite it's very nice. I could live without it, but I appreciate it. Good to see more brushless offerings however (maybe cheaper next time TTI). Someone convince Dewalt to make one that is entirely too torquey.

[@hugoschmeisser2484]

i have both the kobalt and Milwaukee and find myself grabbing the Milwaukee first.

[@4673962]

Ridgid has been hitting a lot of good hits lately. Wait until the new large impact comes out.

[@ColeTanner88]

I started using ridgid when I was doing hvac work years ago. As a professional auto tech for the last 13yrs, I'm glad to see they're coming out with more tools for the auto industry

[@4673962]

@ColeTanner88 me too.

[@rudyjanke5942]

Next thing they'll have is 45 degree. Or for that matter just a strain out impact for deep light duty work

[@RC-fu6hg]

Ingersoll Rand makes a good right angle impact. I used it to remove old rusted exhaust bolts. Have you ever tested one of those. I have a feeling it might just beat some of those you’ve tested here. That ridged and Kobalt look like Ingersoll clones as the Ingersoll came out first.

[@jetenginethrust863]

I concur, it should have been tested with these. Ingersoll Rand makes some really nice well made heavy duty tools.

[@peterbrown-yg4ro]

Farm project did test an ingersoll rand against these it came in third in most tests .

[@darianthompson5975]

Update with the updated battery please

[@MrMK211516]

I bought ridgid end of year tool kit and never looked back. Are there better? Yes, does it do what I need it to? Absolutely.

[@sergalicoussergal4491]

There is an Ingersoll Rand right angle impact that would be interesting to compare

[@williamelliott9754]

Can yall test heat guns, I wanna see how big of a difference price makes when buying one

[@Thegaming_husky]

Right angle impact drivers are neat but for most cases I would settle for an adapter for a standard impact.

[@romandaniels1389]

Feels like you are squishing a lot of info and testing into each vid, would have loved to seen a graph of the makita battery on the seesii,

[@MrMega200]

He said he didn't because the difference is within 0-3% on the last SeeSii impact, low enough that the stat wouldn't be accurate to be a difference as the torque varies a little.

[@themajasticcreature]

i really wish you'd do more forward tests. those are quite important in my field.

[@markarmstrong3394]

I agree !!!

[@Ambientn0iz]

Can you update the Milwaukee 2564’s test results using the high output cp2.5 and xc5.0 please please pleeeeeeeease

[@cronos9581]

Yo creo posiblemente solo la bateria durara un poco mas.

[@LawpickingLocksmith]

Australia's bottom end is Ozito, as a function of cost it is quite ok for the home enthusiast. Surprised to see the Milwaukee falling back!

[@ThriftyToolShed]

Excellent information. Thanks for sharing!

[@ILOVEBACONBOY2018]

Love these tests.

[@Kelvin555s]

That's impressive performance from Rigid.

[@Sadik15B]

I have that seesi but different branding. I turned the head around for more useability.

[@KM-os4be]

Have the 3/8 kobalt right angle impact find it handy.

[@HeebzMedia]

I will have the new 20v seal ratchet soon. My Mac Tools dealer said they have 260+ at the wearhouse. The 12v not available yet. If I get it before you I’ll let you know for you to test.

[@ThadrinC]

Only thing your missing is the ingersoll rand right angle. I have one which your welcome to test if you would like.

[@SeventeenSeventySix]

I may not always need the R8720, but it's nice to have when I do.

[@blecgaming9069]

Tbh ima keep my kobalt. I got during an sale for $100 bare tool and then I picked up two 5 amp hour batteries and a socket set for 3/8. It’s plenty of tool when it comes to reaching tight spots on semi trucks. Namely air bags, fan clutches and anything under the cab where space is limited, and it buzzes right through rusty bolts once you break them loose.

[@BlindMansRevenge2002]

I call shenanigans! You left out the Ingersoll rand W 5330 or W 5350. Those two are there 3/8 inch drive and 1/2 inch drive right angle impacts, respectively.

[@mike_t_007]

See Project Farm

[@KingYang05]

I’m interested in seeing if the M12 tested with the new 5.0AH HO battery would be any different from the 6.0AH XC battery.

[@kwmiked]

I dont think so, to me it seems the 6.0 is better. The 5 falls short on run time, it might put out a tad more power on fresh battery, but after a couple bolts it's like running a standard 4.0. I buy up the 6.0s whenever I see a sale or miss mark. Can't beet the 2 for 89$ 6.0 I bought last 6 on shelf 😂

[@pimpstick2]

Overkill idea! Make a custom milwaukee battery out of headway cells, make a 6s1p pack and see how much beans tools will take.

[@mercMADCommando]

It would be interesting to right angle adapters tested both to see durability and if any torque is lost. They seem a much more appropriate option for most as they cost less ($20-30) and dont take up as much room in a bag or at home.

[@thepewplace1370]

Project Farm did this a while ago for the 1/4 hex impact adaptors. Basically, none of them but the metal Milwaukee held up to anything rough, but if you're using them for the occasional 4 inch fastener or smaller, or drilling with a smaller bit, they work great and youll be well served by either model from Milwaukee and either model from Dewalt. I would be curious to see how much torque transfer actually happens via testing here on TTC though. This channel gives us a whole different perspective than PF.

[@wearsjorge55]

Had one that was just the average no name brand at bunnings (aussie home depot) for 5 years or so. I'm not a mechanic i'm an electrician, it's held up really well and hasn't faulted. There is definitely a noticeable torque loss but it's done a fair few screws that are too big for it. Like any tool mate if you take care of it and don't thrash it like a rental boat you'll be fine with whatever

[@HCG]

I don’t understand why it wouldn’t be better just to buy the impact wrench and use an hex adapter to drive screws? In what situation would the impact driver be better?

[@derekmeyers5966]

Impact Drivers are faster, lighter, and their 1/4 collets don't break as easily as the adapter. If you have a compact wrench, then yes, they are basically the same, minus the precision of having the collet directly connected to the tool and not the anvil.

[@strizzy239]

You should do a silly test with a right angle to right angle adapter to right angle adapter so it’s facing the same direction again lol

[@TorqueTestChannel]

Haha I love it

[@wearsjorge55]

Am i crazy for thinking the switch on these right angle impact wrenches should also be 90 degrees to the anvil? Just feels like it would be more erginomic

[@ericnichols9275]

Have the KOBALT and THE NEW RIDGID SUBCOMPACT RIGHT ANGLE IMPACT WRENCH in 1/2 DRIVE it's got way more power then the KOBALT especially with the 3 amp OCTANE will try it with the 8 amp EXP soon

[@leckthetech6132]

It'd be interesting to run the right angle impacts through your rachet showdown to see how they win.

[@agoogleuser1188]

Yeahb

[@hotpickle8781]

Cornwell has a 360 degree air impact and i think Matco has on also. Don’t know if any other major tool company has any but I think it be pretty cool if y’all done testing on them. Cornwell claims 425 ft lbs of breakaway torque and I think Matco is the same. Maybe something to look into brother. Keep up the good work

[@TorqueTestChannel]

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[@TheJankoid]

Haven't watched yet, but I'm hoping the seesii is viable since I'm already invested in Makita batteries.

[@jsplasha]

Invested what? In the free charger and battery that came with the tool? Just wait for a sale.

[@TheJankoid]

@@jsplasha invested in REAL Makita batteries, not the Chinese knockoff batteries that come with the tool...

[@jsplasha]

@@TheJankoid ok. You can buy another tool with a different battery tho and those don't go away

[@TheJankoid]

@@jsplasha you clearly don't understand the meaning of my comment. I already own multiple Makita batteries. I don't want to buy a tool that uses different batteries, and Makita doesn't make this particular kind of tool. Do you understand now?

[@jsplasha]

@@TheJankoid I understand your comment, I don't understand your dilemma. Wait for a sale and the battery will come free with the tool, if it doesn't already. The first battery is always free, if you watch the sales.

[@spacepope-1]

I may have missed it, but a good measurement would be distance of socket from trigger. If it's a tool designed to fit into tight in an engine bay and such, I want as much reach as possible without getting my hand in a tight spot

[@oswig1768]

There are a number of European brands you are missing out, one of them which is used in the commercial a professional realm is Hilti. You should try their products. They do make a right angle impact wrench as well.

[@lucky13sss10]

This is the one area where cordless cant compete with air. I have the m12 with 4.0 (I call it an impact ratchet) I grab my astro pneumatic first.

[@gwall1789]

When is DeWalt coming out with a right angle impact?!?!?

[@Joeameturexpert]

I dont see IR on the list of right angle impacts

[@pianomail]

I would personally still stick with the Kobalt, because the Rigid's very high RPM would worry me when removing bolts and nuts that it might fling something.

[@SvdSinner]

I'm still waiting for anyone to make a ultra-compact power tool to remove bolts in ultra-tight engine bays. Doesn't need tons of torque or speed, just prevent the nightmare of removing a bolt one ratchet click per swing deep in an engine bay.

[@09corvettezr1]

Agreed, I would love for SKIL to come out with 1/4” square drive version of the RI574501, or for Dewalt to come out with a 20v or for Kobalt to come out with a 24v(my current battery platforms) tool that was a serious attempt at a right angle impact driver/wrench, just with a 1/4” square drive, instead of the 1/4” hex collet, something onto which you could directly install 1/4” sockets with no adapters required keeping it truly compact. A reactionless impact tool with the same or more power then the SKIL, the same size or smaller then the SKIL, (I have a hard time believing this isn’t possible) Such a tool would make IMO make powered ratchets(air & cordless) obsolete as they are faster, more powerful, while being just as compact. The SKIL could likely run the TTC Guantlet that the ratchets run faster than the ratchets do, while making more torque on the TTC dyno.

[@grantball6325]

What about the Ingersoll rand right angle? And all the air right angle ones out there

[@vicpetrishak7705]

Please place 3 stripes on the sockets to identify movement, one stripe goes out of view . Red , White , and Blue stripes . These other stripes will show the speed at the end of the full torque cycle .

[@atrainace114]

I wonder if the IR 20v right angle impact makes the 🫘 be cool to see in your testing. Awesome stuff guys keep it up love the comparisons.

[@sc5015]

Nice to see the Kobalt is still pretty damn relevant in terms of performance, even though the other makers have now had some time to try and compete.

[@boosted2.4_sky]

That Kobalt isn't old🤷‍♂️

[@bertveldhuizen8699]

I'll pick Ridgid any day! Just because of their lifetime warranty and free replacement batteries!

[@phylaxxx]

Hilti also has both a wrench and driver offering in this category. Doesn't look super ground breaking but they're brushless and use a 22V platform. They also have a new drill which looks like an absolute monster. Would love to see those tested. :D

[@eduardogonzalez-xr9dj]

Hello can you recommend a cordless impact wrench more specifically a Dewalt that is good for removing lug nuts and working on a car suspension and also for that spring compression tool you rent for auto zone

[@_brushie]

Not sure if this was done already, but could you compare the right angle drivers to a standard impact driver with a decent right angle attachment on it? Similar to how universal joints rob power from impact wrenches and such.

[@McFlyOrPie]

I actually just realized I need a right angle impact wrench. $200 bucks? Yeah that rigid will help me out, breaking bolts loose on my focus. Torching, then trying to get a breaker bar down in a tight spot, is a pain. Cars are pain. Torching, then sticking the Rigid down there and praying the bolt breaks loose, not breaks.... before the battery dies or breaks, much nicer. 😂

[@emigdioalaniz]

I think the tools should be tested at different amp batteries and rage.. this will give you a better view on the tool and the actual performance base in Amp and Voltage..

[@brianf9619]

I know you're saying the Ridgid Right Angle Impact Wrench ranks Higher than the Kobalt , But the Kobalt did Smash the Ridgid in Forward , and the Ridgid just Barely beat it in Reverse , all while being like $40 Cheaper than the Ridgid 🤔 , Soo in my book Its Kobalt All Day , Just Sayin...... 👍🖖

[@TorqueTestChannel]

Can't say i've ever used a RA impact to install a bolt, but I hear ya

[@brianf9619]

@TorqueTestChannel I have Never done that either , but it is part of the Stats right ??

[@romant1127]

Can you test one very weird Makita? I'm talking about Makita HP0300, which is a corded combi drill made for CIS and Middle-Eastern market. You can't find it in the official Makita catalogue but it looks very interesting on paper.

[@rolandm9750]

Another great vid :) I think the impact *driver* comparison of the Skil to the Ridgid may be slightly flawed since max. torque is really not what you're looking for with an impact driver, it's more *speed* you're looking for, no? Because they're typically being used to drive smaller diameter screws into wood or metal, speed is more a useful indicator of how they perform. As for the wrench, once the Ridgid comes on sale/promo, perhaps I'll get that and sell off my lightly used M12 heh. Still wish they'd brought this out years ago--guess better late than never!

[@annihilator4000]

Speed matters up to a point. And I feel that both are plenty fast for the job.

[@red26rocker]

What about the Ingersoll Rand 20V Cordless Right Angle Impact Wrench W5330? You love the huge IR but don’t seem to test many of their products. For those of us that own the IR 20v batteries, would love to see more of them tested. Thanks

[@TorqueTestChannel]

Weird timing for that comment being our LAST video was their latest impact :D

[@red26rocker]

@@TorqueTestChannel I’ve probably even seen the video, but am I paying attention? Thanks

[@g8beast679]

I am tempted to move from Dewalt 12v to m12, but cant because have invested in 12v line with tons of batteries. Dewalt better come out with the 12v Right Angle Impact Wrench, 12v screw driver or 12v Impact Driver by 2024, else i am switching over.

[@andrew.triggs]

Can you test the right angle impact wrenches against the ratchets? I'd like to see how that high speed Rigid compares to some of the ratchets.

[@memyselfandIist]

Any reason Makita was not included? Or have you tested that before? Edit: NVM, Makita only seems to make a 3/8” wrench that shares design with the impact driver that was tested.

[@TorqueTestChannel]

You can see it on there 3:38

[@jhoffster92texasaudits18]

What about DeWalts right angle ratchet. I just got one for fathers day. I'd like a right angle impact. Those are sick!

[@hugoschmeisser2484]

have you ever tested the ingersoll rand right angle cordless impact?

[@suvijakengr3374]

Whats my question solved today. Thanks from Thailand.

[@JeremiahJoplin]

Would love to see right angle drills, including the new flex right angle drill/hole saw

[@f.k.burnham8491]

The right hand hex head bolt on the test jig is quite loose. How is that altering the results of the current tests vs the previous tests?

[@TorqueTestChannel]

Both bolts are located in a "loose" thread position. They only exist so the plate doesn't fall off when we change out the center test bolt that does all the measuring.

[@angelizaguirre4641]

Would be great to see you test the Astro Nano Max, air angle grinders and air ratchets

[@B0BBYGAMER]

Pretty sure the astro nano v2 is #1 electric really lags behind on these right angle impacts I had the m18 was really gutless so I sold it and got the m12 better but the nano v2 destroys it

[@mikeycage1587]

Finally, Ridgid takes the win.

[@someyoungguy1923]

Can you test how lubricating fasteners effects the torque. I got some customers who love using antiseize on lug threads snd dont understand why they snap wheel studs. Wet brake clean, loctite, would also be an interesting one to see also.

[@algorithmae]

I love using anti-seize on almost everything, but I also drop the torque by 10% to get the same clamping force

[@No1scrapy]

Did you forget about the Ingersoll Rand W5330?

[@TorqueTestChannel]

Old n weak :(

[@ionstorm66]

Maybe try a right angle adapter on a normal impact driver for comparison

[@alirazmjou2149]

Thank you so much for this video متشکرم از شما آقای محترم