We Made the World's 1st Air Hammer Power Dyno cuz Brands Won't

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We can recommend this air hammer for light work: amzn.to/2OJMCDx We realize this isn't a "dyno" since nothing is spinning, but we like the word :) Brands advertise things like "more powerful" "powerful blows" and all types of nonsense on these tools, but we have no idea HOW powerful any of them are, and as it turns out neither do they! Let's try, because even trying and failing is more info than any of these brands can provide it seems.
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[@TorqueTestChannel]

We're working on two more testing rigs now and in the coming months. We still love impact wrenches, and you'll always find the latest and greatest of those here. But we hope you guys will also support our efforts to bring some marketing honesty to more mechanic's type tools now (with air hammers) and in the future. Appreciate each and every one of you who watch. - Torque Edit: We can do cordless SDS rotary/hammer drills & small breakers as well to measure their impacting power if you guys want. Let us know.

[@charlesflores9714]

Seriously you guys are awesome! I didn’t think y’all could keep coming up with content but I’m pleasantly surprised. Came across yalls channel when you first started publishing and y’all have keep me watching with new original content.

[@huzudra]

Thank you TONS! I was just thinking about this the other day. I'd love to see an Atlas Copcop RRH12P on there and I'm fairly interested in sending you my Jiffy #600 hammer. As I'm sure you've discovered by now, the best air hammers are actually air rivet guns which are rated by size of rivet they can set which is also a fairly quantifiable and consistent way to measure gun power. That may be an option for testing an air hammer as well.

[@Mittencarpentry]

Yes please do rotary hammers. I asked about testing the metabo hpt 36V impact wrench a while back. I’ve got one. Do you want to borrow it?

[@ryanRS250]

I've been needing to buy an air hammer for a while now. Now I'm waiting to see what your tests come up with! Awesome and useful channel.

[@1202Sid]

Did you have a chat with AvE ? I bet he has an idea or 3. This is a great idea. This is fast becoming my favorite channel :D

[@SouthMainAuto]

First off I'm not sure if BPM is listed on tinder 🤔 Secondly.... Better make sure that rig is clamped together well. I got a lil guy I'd like to send you way. However I'm not responsible for damages 😏

[@snoopdogie187]

I can't wait to see the results. lil guy... when compared to a cannon.

[@ralfkramden9291]

I guess you're talking about Big Nasty! Since Thor isn't (I believe) in production yet.

[@Wjones450]

YES! the reply i was looking for!

[@johnmorrow1628]

YES!!!! GIVE THE PEOPLE WHAT THEY WANT 🤣🤣🤣

[@macdonaldsmotorworks]

yep... must do!

[@marksolheim9690]

This channel just bumped to the top of my favorites list. Real world testing, actual quantitative data, no bias, applicable results. A working mans dream, thank you.

[@kingofspades5098]

See if SMA will send out his old BIG NASTY! Also get a patent on that rig because that’s genius

[@denoftools]

This is fantastic. Can't wait to see more of these!

[@TorqueTestChannel]

Thanks Red!

[@andrews8722]

You can do a physical test. See how long it takes to bunch its way through one of those bolts.

[@denoftools]

@@TorqueTestChannel You should throw an SDS hammer in there just to see how far they need to come.

[@TorqueTestChannel]

@@denoftools Deal

[@ronfox5519]

Just found this. Have seen only a couple minutes. Subbed. Very practical info.

[@country81]

Where is Eric with the big nasty and his new toy? He should send them in and that would truly be a test.

[@Nanox730]

contact Astro and have them make TTC a new one.

[@SouthMainAuto]

I'm all over this 😏

[@D3thM3tal]

@@SouthMainAuto Heck yeah! I'm totally getting one of these to take a bunch of rivets off a frame later this year.

[@Pyromaniac2450]

New toy?? Better than the astro 4980? Did I miss an Eric O vid?

[@stephenschwarz7185]

Time to test SMA's Big Nasty!

[@BrianFullerton]

Beat me to it!

[@danielseddon6138]

Seriously can we get these guys some more love they are setting standards for the world of power tools. Cutting through all the marketing bs that brands use to take our money and this channel is showing us just how they stack up. You guys are like a scientific version of AVe

[@createachanneltopost]

I expect to see big nasty in the future!

[@TorqueTestChannel]

The 4980? No doubt we'll get there, but beating this $47 air hammer would be no big prize to win. We're going to test some powerful .401's on the way to big nasty town. Then if the numbers are big compared to those, that's a title worth having!

[@hairpunut]

@@TorqueTestChannel for what it's worth. I've heard the Big nasty is really just a Chicago Pneumatic Super duty air hammer in a nutshell. I'd how those claims hold up. But big nasty is a big feat to beat with how how hard it hits. Personal I never needed that much power. So I run a IR 119Max. And have had it for like 3 years now. And it's held up to the task 90% of the time lol.

[@FusionBoost2.0]

@@hairpunut It's a clone of it but it's not the same hammer

[@TorqueTestChannel]

Why not test em both and find out?

[@FusionBoost2.0]

@@TorqueTestChannel Sounds like a plan haha

[@seanathanq]

LOL "if this was Tinder we'd have all we need" love it!!!!

[@vaderdudenator1]

The AvE shoutout tells me I’m in the right place

[@kdbl007]

You guys are gonna change the game when it comes to buying impact tools and how consumers compare what they need vs what they think they need

[@johnmorrow1628]

I haven't even watched this yet but you just made my night lol Very excited for this portion of your channel

[@TorqueTestChannel]

Thank you! We're excited just to play with new tools if I'm honest.

[@johnmorrow1628]

@@TorqueTestChannel I have the IR 118max and 3guys at my work have the mac long barrel I hope mine is more powerful for 1/3 the cost lol Also you have to test Thor vs big nasty

[@miguelare3]

Torque Test Channel makes air hammer rig Big Nasty comes in with Eric O.'s entrance music Torque Test Channel: why do I hear boss music?

[@johnmorrow1628]

And he has to say "her come the dawg" lol

[@allthathpandnotire3019]

I’m very interested in this. At work we buy about 30 of the Chicago pneumatic CP717 model air hammers for oil rig work. We use them to drive wedge pins into cable securing clamps, when the clamps and pins are new sometimes it takes 10-15 seconds to drive each pin in due to the pin wedge design and tolerance. There are roughly 600 pins a job, and we do this 7 days a week so these hammers get a good workout. If there was a less expensive comparable power or more powerful model that would be interesting to know. Time is money when you are on a oil rig. We’ve used cheaper air hammers and sometimes it will not even drive the pin in due to lack of power even with the regulator cranked all the way up to 125 psi max pressure. It would be interesting to see also if there is a significant gain to raising the air pressure to a safe level from a minimum level.

[@towboatjeff]

Just when you think this channel cant get any better you drop this on us. Excellent job. And you definitely need to get big nasty on the dyno.

[@dafirnz]

Big Nasty? Just like his random impact, which might have a product number now, Eric O has a 1 of 2 air hammer from Astro that's bigger than Big Nasty.

[@regancollins1465]

I think I speak for all your subscribers. This and SMA are our 2 go 2 channels

[@cbmech2563]

I've got the sunnex sx243 HD long barrel and it is an absolute beast. I'm a trash truck mechanic and use it for driving out old bushings pushing carrier bearings off. For $71 I think it would be a definite contender for testing. It does tend to starve for air on a 3/8s hose, so stepping up to the 1/2 inch hose makes a big difference. Love your channel, great info 👍

[@act2.533]

I can't wait to see how nasty "Big Nasty" really is. I bought one on Eric's recommendation, and it's big and nasty!

[@MrGamerholic]

imagine a company building a 1" bore air hammer. that would be such a nasty air hammer.

[@Patrick94GSR]

@@MrGamerholic unless you don’t have enough air behind it, then it might be big wimpy! 😂

[@ckm-mkc]

@@MrGamerholic Pretty sure those big air rivet guns they used back in the day (when everything was riveted) were something like that.

[@MrBrandorambo]

Dude I'm so stoked for this series I literally just started shopping around for an air hammer, but now I'm going to wait for your results! Thanks for doing this man the community really appreciates it 🤘

[@edwinrodrigez6989]

Me 2

[@ipod1283]

I just spent $650 on the new snap on hammer, hopefully it tests well against the rest!

[@MrBrandorambo]

@@ipod1283 nothing against snap-on but I hope IR wins since that's all I have ever used air hammer wise and am a huge fan boy lol

[@ipod1283]

@@MrBrandorambo I love IR too, I use Milwaukee’s big high torque half inch impact all the time and any time I can’t get something loose with it I pull out my quiet IR 2235 half inch impact and it finishes the job.

[@fryreartechnology7611]

I went to a cordless SDS M18 hammer drill which I made tool for like the 1/2" socket adaptor, hammer heads and cutting tools too. But I don't always have air it the hammer drill had higher bpm then my big Ingersoll. I'm looking forward to y'all growing this is awesome.

[@nickzigrang2664]

You gotta do the Chicago CP717. I'd also like to see the big 3 tool trucks long barrels tested

[@ThadrinC]

Thank you... sooooo much for this!! I use a Matco air hammer but that’s only because I got it on a deal, when trying to research there is little to no info on these except word of mouth and this is exactly what the world needs!!

[@aaronarcher2356]

You are easily the most impressive Chanel going on now. Always improving.

[@user-ce7bj4rk8r]

Hands down best tool review on KZbin. Could you make a rig to do longevity testing? Everybody does the “out of the box” performance but nobody cycles them for wear. -How many cycles can the batteries take? -Does performance decrease with increased wear? -Does dirt and grime affect performance?

[@CraftsmanQuad19]

The old craftsman air hammers are the meanest I’ve personally used. Far more compact than snap-on and have a lot more snot when you pull the trigger. If I found one at an auction or garage sale I’d pick it up in a heartbeat

[@joshbuck9601]

I have the chief long barrel from harbor freight that thing is a beast would like to see it go against the snap on and Mac long barrels everyone claims those two are the strongest in the .401 shank.

[@Hedonistic0Frog]

I have that as well and it's definitely powerful especially for the price.

[@overtimemechanic1778]

Love it thank you guys for everything Edit: I have the snap on long barrel and use it everytime I can. Works amazingly. Best power out of all the ones in the shop

[@alexthib3057]

Funny, at my shop its the opposite, the snap is no good compared to the mac and the aircat.

[@dieselhatz4247]

I have a 90s UT .498. She’s a powerful girl and eats most things up. This kind of testing is great, can’t wait for the .498s to get on the dyno.

[@TheTreesmac]

i had to explain to a coworker who got himself a VERY strong Air hammer for an air chisel , you want control ability first then power second for what we do, if you cant control the tool that power means nothing and will tend to cause damage to things we work on we cut alot of rivets on trailers with air hammers, so having somthing too powerful is actually bad

[@cecilshannon2586]

You could simply weld a round piece of tubing on the end of the wedge to keep the head from bouncing off. The weld wouldn’t have to be too strong either since the pressure isn’t directly on the tubing.

[@kwmiked]

Eric O's Big Nasty ! Its a Astro tool and its like 350$

[@rtfm13]

YES! Also, I just scrapped one of these air hammers, after beating it on the shop floor with a sledge. My Aircat, witnessing this, works much better now.

[@azkyoutube8708]

Do the matco long barrel air! I’ll send mine to you if need be

[@TorqueTestChannel]

We'll take you up on that! [e-mail] We've already spend a few hundred of the channel's dough on air hammers and have barely scratched the surface!

[@jeromejohn8983]

The prize of the milwaukee

[@NDC1115]

Chicago pneumatic cp7150 Is the hardest hitting air hammer I've used under $100 dollars.The Chicago Pneumatic CP717 is an absolute beast, although it's a. 498 shank. Woukd love to see a head to head of the CP717 against a snap on ph 3050B, both are considered the best

[@dennycollins8016]

I would like to see more on some of the "weak sauce" hammers with the positive action trigger for feathering as well. I have the Astro 0498, but it is either destroying something or sleeping. I would like to be able to sneak up on my prey at times with complete control and finesse them without destroying everything around them.

[@Invisible_Poop]

I've been using Snap-on PH3050A Long Barrel Super Duty Air Hammer for the past 7 years. Works great so far for many years. If it were to every break, I would not be purchasing a Snap On one again. It is still working good though full time mechanic.

[@ryanklitzke9547]

I’m a little late to the party here but while you consider everything, check out the rivet gun scene. Several aircraft tool websites have the standard written down in a chart which sizes the guns from 1X up to 9X. The later sizes so big they deserve planetary status! South main auto has Big Nasty which should just be a standard 5x rivet gun. This is a better platform because of the trigger feathering you can do and generally they have a heavier piston moving around inside. It’s not any revolutionary information but your viewers might find it useful to know something about a relatively unknown side of the market.

[@TaintedMojo]

Maybe you need to weld a cup on the end of the test interface to keep the hammer from sliding off

[@Fuddleton]

If you have piston mass, stroke length and impact velocity at 90psi (the joule figure) and the blows per minute, then you have a manufacturer spec for power sort of. Just multiply (J/blow)(blow/min)(min/60sec) to get wattage.

[@deniselorish5384]

SMA's Big Nasty!!! Astro Pneumatic 4980!!!

[@willbgrill]

I'm excited to what you guys test here. I've only owned 2 air hammers, one was free and the piston is seized so it's never worked, the other is the Chief long barrel as shown in the video and I love it. I think my co-workers use an older CP medium barrel and possibly a Matco long barrel, all .401 shank.

[@toolskii]

6:42 From tiles to loose teeth had me at that moment

[@61rampy65]

I was looking for a comment on the loose teeth! Next dentist visit, I will bring an air chisel with me. "Here Doc, use this!"

[@Blazer02LS]

For the test rig, you need a machine shop to make you a set of custom wedges. For the outside two that are L__ shaped, with one long leg at the top, the other at the bottom, Then stops at the ends so the outer feather wedges have support and the middle wedge is held so it travels straight, and cannot randomly move or fly out.

[@shootermechanic4266]

Bring on thor and big nasty

[@benmorris5046]

Hell yeah. You know what we all want to see though - bring on the Astro 4980!

[@Pyromaniac2450]

I'd love to see the snapon ph3050b and the astro 4980, both of which I own and love. I find the snapon is better at rattling rusty stuff free because it hits at a higher frequency, but if I really want something to move, the astro is where it's at. I also find I have to be more careful with astro because it will do way more damage to whatever I'm hitting. I work in automotive btw

[@dmorris1130]

I would make some sort of female end that goes over the wedge, and connect to the quick connect to the tool. That way all the blows are registered.

[@blongsta5]

Contemplating getting the harbor freight chief brand air hammer. Can’t wait to see more of this

[@WrecklessEnterainment]

I use a sunex sx243 air hammer. You guys should test it. It’s like $70 on Amazon and actually a pretty decent air hammer for the money. I believe it’s sold under a few other brands too like matco’s silver eagle and blue point

[@mattt4183]

I'm fairly sure the Cornwell gun shown at 1:30 in the video is also the same hammer. It's definitely a decent gun for what the Sunex version sells for.

[@WrecklessEnterainment]

@@mattt4183 actually that does look really similar lol. For $70 it’s a killer air hammer It’s been working great for me for around 2 years now.

[@lydiabassett2092]

I am voting for rotary hammers as well! Most have hammer-only settings. They can even be rented from the Homeless Despot!!!!!!!!!!!

[@zacrodriguez3500]

My snap-on seems crazy strong, would love to see one compared

[@dafirnz]

I worked in one shop where you'd have to yell 'air hammer' and give everyone 30 seconds to put on hearing protection before you fired up a Snappy 3050.

[@jaydenbankes8126]

I have the same snap on model as shown in the video and it’s a beast all the guys in my shop have them

[@BDauto86]

I have the IR they tested, had a Matco and Snap on. Kinda compared them all, the IR is nice cuz it hits fast and is small. The snap on is def alot more power, the Matco was close till it blew apart lol.

[@The3chordwonder]

You know what you may want to do, would be to get yourself some PVC pipe that the chuck of the tool can slide into. By doing that, you still aren't directly welded onto the shank, but it will help prevent the tool vibrating itself right off the wedge. By taking that variable out, the only thing you would need to do is put some weight into the tool and pull the trigger. Just a thought I had...

[@Pentross]

I think you really do need to make a tool alignment rail with a constant forward pressure (possibly put the whole system vertical and add a weight on top of the hammer holder) Holding the tool manually is a significant amount of information, and I definitely agree it's the most useful; but 1. There's a lot of cases where the operator has an easy time aligning it no matter how bouncy the hammer is 2. Even if you actually tried and it works the same for everyone, most shops don't have someone from your crew so it's not a rig someone can **confidently** set up expecting the same result 3. To test 20 tools in a row without your arms getting tired, even if it doesn't effect the result

[@kingofspades5098]

That first Mac long barrel hammer at the start of the video is the BEST

[@blaleakridge8481]

I want see it vs the snap on considering I have both

[@ovenfood]

in the aircraft industry this is a daily tool, (can be 12 hours a day 6 days a week on the big jobs). We structural A.M.E's are usually have a selection of guns available to us from "1X" to "10X" is normal. A "4X" rivet gun is usually the every job tool but I've seen people hold onto their weak "3X" or heavy duty "5X" because thats what they are used to. "1X" or blart guns are more for confined space access. Common brands are US-ATCO, Ingersol Rand, Chicago Pneumatic, and others. If you want the best air tools then you only need Atlas copco as you can pass them on to your grand kids.

[@BlackDog69]

Can you test out some different rivet guns. The yard store is a good place to get surplus ones. Not all the time but often I use a rivet gun all day on solid aluminum rivets in a B767 or recently a B757. Also the supply line makes a big difference, going from a 3/8 to a 3/4 on a 7x rivet gun makes a huge difference. Also if you’ve never used a rivet gun, it’s basically an air hammer that usually hits with more force per blow but less blow per minute then a standard air hammer. Making them much easier to control.

[@2blkSSs]

I can’t believe y’all figured out a way to test this. I have always wondered this. Can’t wait to see how this ends up.

[@amisanthropicman]

I love your method and this testing rig! In your "real pounds of force" calculation you've forgotten to account for the mechanical advantage of the wedge. That's real pounds of force being applied to the piston, but not coming out of the air hammer.

[@TorqueTestChannel]

That's a very true point you make!

[@ClientGraphics]

Wow, that's pretty interesting. Great way to continue to use the hydraulic ram concept for a new test rig.

[@stlmusic]

Earlier today while watching a video on your channel, I thought it would be nice to see air hammers tested as I recently bought a new one. This is perfect!

[@smitty2jones]

You oughta weld a ring around the head of that wedge to hold the head of the hammer bit. Interesting to see these results! I think I have that exact same IR that you tested first! Can't wait to see the snap on and Big Nasty!

[@someyoungguy1923]

Cp 717 on the request list.

[@roo1871]

I'm really excited for whatever the channel comes up with next. Great content! I hope and suspect the channel will grow rapidly and I'm happy to be here as a subscriber, and to follow along the journey. Where abouts are you guys located??

[@cumbob]

I've been told the snap on is the most powerful as well. When one was needed in the shop that was the one used

[@briannelson6259]

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[@godzilla7382]

make a sleve for the bolts holding the jig together at the measured parallel distance so u can torque it in place. the rattling of the bolts even if they are not coming undone can have an effect of inconsistency with the jig. i also believe you can check the audio report of the recording to give an accurate cyclic rate of the tools both air hammers and impacts since audio is also a measurement of time.

[@donpayton737]

Build a cup with two plates sticking out the back that you can through bolt to the wedge. The bolt does not have to take the force it can be loose just to hold the cup in place.

[@mrgrimm1368]

Actually had that same Amazon IR air hammer. Bought a newer Matco one and it really just blew it out of the water. Great Vid

[@joeleoffler3174]

you dont need to weld the anvil right to the dyno, just cut 3/4" off the end of a metal pipe and weld that on there to keep it from sliding off

[@darbllirdod5723]

I use EVERY DAY. Semi-trailer mechanic. Body jobs require ALL day use. I use Ingersoll Rand. 50 bucks, two year warranty. Have old series, and new Edge series. Both went beyond warranty and still hitting great. Hate quick connect coupler, though... Have Blue-point and Snap-on, which are too loud to continuously use due to other mechanics bitching about noise...😂 snap on only comes out for chassis work!

[@hardtopte72]

Absolutely amazing content. I've watched all of them and hope to see the channel grow. I know I've asked before on Project Farm's channel, but I would LOVE to see torque wrench testing in various sizes from 1/4 in drive to 1/2 in drive. Especially showing accuracy out of the box, accuracy with use (say 100 tightenings?!), and a comparison of any degradation against high dollar wrenches. It would also fit with your channel name!

[@jesusisalive3227]

I would weld a piece of pipe on the end of the wedge. It would keep the hammer from slipping off but still allow for the free movement of the hammer.

[@MartinKrafft]

two things i noticed Your screws are hopefully secured in some way that they do not loosen. and maybe it would be a good idea to integrate an electrical valve with a time relay to reduce errors and so that you can concentrate better on your task.

[@lambertdoan5932]

Great Channel. Good information in all the videos. Never fail to watch a new video from TTC. Very interested in the new air hammer addition. Keep up the good work.

[@christiantoolreviews1569]

Awesome job with the rig, please test the harbor frieght short and medium barrel air hammers as they are only 10 to 15 dollars, they have a 5 dollar chuck attachment as well you could test with em. For someone who only needs occasional airhammer use these are amazing at their price points. I'd really like to see how they hold up. I'd love to see their big Chief long barrel and how it stacks up compared to snap-on and match and such. It'd 150 dollars which is about a 3rd or 4th of other professional high-end long barrel air hammers. The airhammer is one of my favorite tools, I think it's amazing you guys made this rig and are going to do some comparisons. God bless

[@hewgull]

I'd like to see the CP7150 Tested. It hits pretty hard and is a very reasonable price(about $66). The only downside is that the trigger is pretty much On/Off. I added a heavier spring to the trigger valve on mine and with a few tweaks of spring length it's a lot more controllable instead of full send all the time.

[@anthonycasano4099]

I actually use that air hammer at my shop, it works decently but the snap on air hammer the my co worker has puts mine to shame. It’s obviously a lot more expensive but the results speak for themselves in my opinion, would love to see it tested with the numbers!

[@TheCntryson47]

I think IR has some of the best triggers on their air tools. So easy to vary speed/power. My Cornwell guns are probably the worse, on or off

[@aJazzyBagel]

Wish I could "Like" twice. 1 for the helpful consumer info, 1 more for the Max Power reference. Keep up the good work you guys deserve way more subs!

[@iangriffiths985]

Great work. Not sure if the hammer should rest on something, I know you said you wanted to reveal bouncy hammers but you also need to mitigate operator influence particularly as that's going to get tiring for the operators running lots of tests.

[@Lucas12v]

Seems like if it was possible, it would be nice to have a test with the wedge fixed to the bit and one without. In some situations, control is more important than others. I think a good preheat then tig with 309l and a slow cool would give it a decent chance to not break but it's hard to say for sure. If the wedge is thick enough you could dill a pocket for the bit to set in which would allow it to be held on target without changing the mass of the bit.

[@Turbo_rito]

Drilling a hole at the end of the wedge and cutting the chisel off of the attachment to create sort of a "socket" to keep the tool from bouncing off the sides may provide more consistent numbers 🤷 Also how would your body weight affect those numbers? Great show!

[@revell7156]

May consider adding a piece of pvc pipe cut in half to act as a directional alignment guide. Attach it to the wall or backing plate? This way it isn't welded to the high carbon wedge, and adds accuracy.

[@mkennedy319]

Excellent marks for the effort put forth to create a rig like this. I have thoughts about the strength of SDS hammer drills when used in hammer only function. Specifically with cordless models. I use them for my HVAC job in various capacities such as drilling holes for concrete anchors , but i also use the same tool with a special bit in "hammer only mode" to drive the pin in the center of the anchor. I got to thinking if these hammer drills are powerful enough to do the job of an air hammer for anyone who doesnt want to invest in air (me) when i can do everything automotive with my cordless tool line. In short, would you be able to use the same rig to test if these have enough power to even be in the same ball park as air hammers? Or maybe even have a chart just showing SDS hammer drill ratings. Thanks for making killer content! Keep up the good work!

[@TommioRS]

Great idea! My only suggestion for a slight improvement to the rig is to cut a channel into the metal wedge allowing a chisel bit to be used also in the future. I swear different bits give much different perfomance!

[@benmitchell2642]

Please test the harbor freight air hammers!

[@TorqueTestChannel]

Deal

[@marsmilligan7146]

@@TorqueTestChannel especially the cheap ones vs the expensive ones, that would be great. Nice rig.

[@jeramy2398]

You teased us with this test last night on @cp the tool addicts livestream than drop video today thats like almost instant gratification

[@TorqueTestChannel]

We try :)

[@jonathangarzon2798]

Electronic pressure pads ran for 10 seconds with a live data feed and get the average. Or what y'all ran either way it'll give you good numbers. I would recommend you guys do three tests though as you aren't giving max power. Max power would be the most pressure the tool can apply at the end of working. So y'all should do the minimum, your 5 second run, and until fatigue (or in other words what's the most pressure the airgun can leave the wedge at before the pressure stops climbing)

[@corin164]

Great improvement with the gauge.

[@app4902]

I’m very excited to see more of this air hammer stuff

[@bryceyancey8029]

I would actually love to see you take some hammer drills and try those out... I'm impartial to dewalt because that's the system my company offers. But I love my sds and I just turn it to hammer only and throw a chisel bit in there and I go to town trying to find floor boxes or whatever I might need to use it for as a commercial elechicken

[@thomasr1051]

Man I love the amount of testing going on in the KZbin tool community

[@billj4859]

Going to have to take your Dyno's on the road to Eric O and dona live stream of testing Bug Nasty and Thor.

[@karlgutenburg9176]

in before their wrists start hurting from testing these two. The shock is intense ^_^

[@GasMaskPaintballer]

If you can, try a CP 7150k air hammer, I've used one for years and it's by far the best air hammer in most of the shops I have worked in.

[@baileyhatfield4273]

We waiting for BIG NASTY to get up in here. I think this is a VERY nice test. In the rust belt, they're needed.

[@revell7156]

Literally the thing no one knew to ask for but we all wanted!

[@Sparkystacoma]

What about doing like a fuel pump or electrical connector where there are teeth on the nut. Using said nut a "sparky" uses a hammer)/lineman pliers to drive a screwdriver on the teeth to apply a torque to set the nut. You could measure said torque on your Dyno skid for impacts.

[@rbhe357]

Interested in a review of the Sunex SX243. From what I have seen, Matco is the same gun that has been rebranded.

[@HeyItsCeeJay]

I don't have a specific one I want to see, but there will be a specific one I buy thanks to this series!