Vessel Electric Screwdrivers 220USB - Lets see which ones best!

[@liyisu]

you call 280 Newton quite small???? haha.... you have no idea my friend, how hard it is to apply 280 newton.

[@SandWoodWithMe]

I didn't know these existed. I love my manual Vessel so much I bought two. I NEED these. Thanks for the video!

[@toolstorybro]

Awesome! Once you try these you’ll definitely find a place for its use. I’ve almost ditched my ratchets. Between this and a Wera Tool Check. I can get through most jobs.

[@brendangriffin1791]

I just bought one on ebay on the way havent had a chance to check it out the 3 speed

[@Southernboy302]

Wish the LED would flash to show speed change... hard to see that little green light when your finger is over it.

[@SLZRconducting]

I think you’re the only guy on KZbin with all three. THANK GOD! please make more videos on them. I’m trying to decide which one to use on a breaker box and receptacles.

[@bradleyambrose124]

Great video dude! Does anyone in the comments know if these take the standard UK drill bits

[@LawAbidingCitizen117]

I think the high speed 1200rpm version is the most practical. The other two, not so much. The high torque will just make it spin in your hand. I sold the 3-speed one and bought the high speed version.

[@toolstorybro]

Absolutely. I’ve been running the higher speed one more and more. I find myself reaching for it more than the others. It’s actually in my edc for the week!

[@ks-hg5vo]

Was on my list but the EU has just passed law that items have to have user removable eplacable batteries to avoid becoming disposable so will wait a little till they redesign.

[@pengasus]

Who cares. Just buy it from overseas@@ks-hg5vo

[@Huskiefluff]

I currently have the high speed and its just got no beans. It can't even drive most screws I throw at it. It's nice if you just use it on small ph1 sized stuff but man, it can barely do most things easily.

[@alpinecontentsolutions5926]

@@Huskiefluffthey aren’t meant for driving screws into wood/hard materials.

[@canoeshoe]

Can you order straight from japan to US?

[@iwenive3390]

Yes

[@Henry_Swanson]

Great channel name. good content.

[@toolstorybro]

Thanks! Appreciate it!

[@johnv4179]

Thanks for this, you showed me I need the high speed for my application. Cheers.

[@R1CK_54NCH3Z]

Does it look like removing the screw on the side would allow the the driver to be opened for battery replacement in the future?

[@leonardhpls6]

You dont half waffle on lad. Get to the point and stop mumbling like a child

[@CaptainRon1913]

Can hardly hear you

[@ozyrob1]

Are they throw away when the battery dies? How do they charge and how long is the charge time?

[@Huskiefluff]

3 speed p1 is USB c. The high speed and high torque are micro USB.

[@brucelee-tn2mg]

gut danke

[@augustomarroquin4290]

Good afternoon, I would like to know where I can get the electric drill, thank you

[@nicholasdagostino5936]

Amazon

[@gabys2]

Thanks for taking the time to make this

[@toolstorybro]

No worries! Thanks for watching!

[@richmondstar4354]

About how many ie sockets plate will it do before it will require changing.

[@konstantine381]

Loads. Managed to last a day without charging before and even when I did need to charge it charges really fast, dropped it a couple times at height and it’s still going.

[@richmondstar4354]

@@konstantine381 thanks…will consider one.

[@thepubliceye]

If you're a limp-wristed electrician get the low-speed Hi-torque, If you're a masculine electrician get the High speed, If you're not sure get the three-speed.

[@toolstorybro]

That’s a good way to put it 😂!

[@whatfreedom7]

Which one is better for automotive use ? Most on stuff like door panels,plastic ,interior, Etc

[@wayward-saint]

I can’t imagine any electrician would be limp wrested enough to need the high torque model. Hand torquing is always best.

[@Anthony_DP]

Thank you!

[@Servingsince]

Remember, these use the 13mm shank vs the E6/C6 shank.

[@toolstorybro]

Good point! I’m pretty sure the three speed can accept both. I will double check

[@iangregoryhome]

They all take both ,50mm or a bit holder will be required.

[@Servingsince]

@@iangregoryhome You can put the smaller bits in, but they will not stick out because they are too short. You need to use the longer, at least 25mm, extended bits.

[@ggrimm79]

Morgan's Maintenance ground off a piece of a bit and put it in the 3-speed. Now the non-Japanese bits fit with less slop than the Japanese bits did without the spacer. The piece stays inside until you disengage the bit lock and tip the driver upside down.

[@Utuber-x44]

price?

[@toolstorybro]

Links in description. Will depend on your currency but around $60aud

[@Utuber-x44]

@@toolstorybro Thanks. CA prices are simlar to AU

[@bevanbraganza6577]

​@@toolstorybro checked your link, how much was shipping off japan amazon to aus? Good content man 🤟🏼

[@toolstorybro]

@@bevanbraganza6577 thanks mate it’s about $20 aud but try to get as much as you can in one order. as they ship in quite a large box. Could prob get three screwdrivers in that box easy

[@iwenive3390]

Dumb cheap

[@michaelmartin2262]

Heavily debating on getting one of these.

[@toolstorybro]

Didn’t think I would need it but now I have it I use it more and more .

[@iwenive3390]

Yeah you will never not take it with you after you have one

[@toolstorybro]

@@iwenive3390 such an underrated comment. Definitely near or on me most of the time

[@cbrogan18]

Get to the point geezzz

[@courtneygostling]

Electric screwdriver? This makes me sad. Tortured by weak men…. My god, but your back into it. Use your dam hands.

[@maximumyt2857]

an electric screwdriver saves time and money, you think real men should use a leatherman instead of a chainsaw to cut down a tree?

[@Shrouded_reaper]

I like my wrists thank you very much