When you buy off-brand tools from non-tool stores

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[@09corvettezr1]

Hey TTC, is your Dewalt DCF964 on order yet?

[@TorqueTestChannel]

@09corvettezr1 hoping the m18 3/4" comes out soon to do a head to head. Full episode on what is an anvil change not likely but we'll figure out something soon

[@zeeblats]

Amazon UK has a £30 Feytory 21V Brushless Cordless Impact Wrench Car Repair Wheel Nut Gun 420 N.M High Torque Electric Impact Gun Power Wrench Electric Cordless Driver with 4 Sockets, 12 Driver Bits, Battery for Car Home, Red Brand: Royalswill Pigswill more like

[@09corvettezr1]

@@TorqueTestChannel will be cool see when it happens.

[@vancedburner8052]

Please do an episode on those manual impact drivers, there's one called the Swench. I've seen massive torque claims and would like to know how reliable it is! (also compared to hitting a breaker bar with a hammer/using a breaker bar and a pipe)

[@PhillyFixed]

"Packing it up early like a general contractor that you paid all up front" -- 🤣

[@ZboeC5]

My grandparents once made the mistake of paying for a tree removal all up front, guys had to take down part of their fence said no worry they'd put it back up at the end...shocker I know but they never came back to finish putting the fence back up after they cleaned up the tree.

[@jamescaron6465]

Yeah, I know that was an absolute classic

[@littlejack59]

"What do you mean there isnt enough Insulation? Tf did we install an ac for!.... no no the floors are supposed to make that loud banging noise with every step."

[@Cyrix2k]

I came here to post this exact comment lmao

[@gregfrost8808]

here even if they get paid after the job, they rarely show up.

[@bryanl7993]

That HT impact is on clearance at my Walmart for $30 right now. And for $30, there is nothing to be upset about.

[@TorqueTestChannel]

100%

[@SquidwradThomas]

You have to test the new line up of hyper tough tools that just came out this week! They gave the tool you just tested a refresh! Then added a mid torque! And a high torque! All below 100!! Each one comes with a 4ah battery!!!! Finally good to see some competition on the budget end!

[@fZionists78]

Thanks for possessing integrity in a time, on a platform, in a culture where it’s absent. Measuring mid-lower end tools(after the best), you’re doing the “least advantaged” genuinely huge favors. Very cool.

[@bobclarke5913]

I miss K-Mart, imagine how good a Kraco Impact would be.

[@michigansoundwizard]

The last K-Mart is located in New York and will close on October 20, 2024😢.

[@TorqueTestChannel]

Man a brushless impact wrench on a Bluelight special would be all the right kinds of weird

[@Z-Ack]

Does target have their own line yet? Still waiting on dicks to come out with one.. call it pecker..

[@TorquePowerVideo]

Oh man.....best comment I'll read all day guaranteed!

[@SERBIAZ]

And on blue light special!😃

[@MacbookCore]

5:10 you gotta test that 1" vevor air impact one day

[@TorqueTestChannel]

Say no more

[@revell7156]

​@@TorqueTestChannel"no more"

[@MechanicShananigans]

​@TorqueTestChannel "no more" ...my eyes were drawn to it when you paused. 169.99? Cheap enough to use as an actual hammer at that point.

[@foxwood67]

Good stuff

[@littlejack59]

Vevor is such an interesting brand. They give you the true chineasium experience. Its probably gonna be trash and break after 1 use, or maybe, you'll get a something pretty decent for 1/5th the price. I was looking into their ultrasonic cleaners and I've heard a lot of "honestly they are pretty good no complaints" but I've read a lot more "complete trash, it broke after a week"

[@Rangerscott77]

I love that "cheap" tools are so much better these days. Do I have expensive tools, yes but its great to have "cheap" tools to just get used in nasty places or get thrown around and not break the bank.

[@TheGremalin]

or lend when you aren't sure it will come back but you need the family social points

[@brenthann2623]

i bought a brushed amazon impact a year or so ago based on your test. it is still running great and i love the thing. thanks for the time you put into these test. this info is priceless.

[@sarcasticpanda84]

I can't wait for the next video when it's revealed Avid Power is back up to 1st on Amazon due to this video

[@rockfordlandwehr2999]

If you do another episode like this Menards has a brand of power tools they carry as well that I would like to see tested. I think they are called Masterforce

[@TorqueTestChannel]

Actually had Masterforce in our carts when making this episode. The small compact with battery and charger was $217 or $194 with rebate. The larger mid torque was $220/196 as a kit. Neither seemed to compare as directly as the $60-70 tools we had already bought. Not ruling it out though, they could be good and well justify being more expensive than these.

[@PhillyFixed]

if I were a betting man, I'd expect Masterforce to perform similarly to Kobalt, since they're made for Menards by Chervon and around the same price point.

[@rudyjanke5942]

I work for menards in tge manufacturing division so we use almost exclusively master force tools, and to be honest they are fine, but tge batteries absolutely suck. Basically you need a 5 Ah battery to get anything done.

[@billymurphy3]

@@PhillyFixed maybe similar but could be interesting to see that it’s 20V instead of 24V. Though that may mean it’s more like Skil.

[@mattadams7922]

The Master Force stuff is made by Chervon, a.k.a. Flex, Skil, Kobalt, Ego, they literally took Kobalt's 20 volt line and added to it and made some upgrades. Just so you guys know

[@DylanSchreve]

Should try the CAT power tools with graphene batteries curious how they do you don’t see them much. Also dewalt has new “ hydraulic drive impact driver” curious how that does in its class and what makes it different internally. A video on it would be great 👍🏼. Awesome channel btw more info than all others!

[@scottysgarage4393]

Interesting to me how much some of these look like my 20 year old Craftsman impact. Funny thing is I have two of them and have just beat those things in the shop. Converted them to use my Dewalt batteries and still use them at times. Not the strongest but they are just about indestructible.

[@carlrabe4384]

I saw the HyperTough kit yesterday on clearance for $39 bucks. I figured y not. I have the M12 3/8" v1 stubby and the M18 fuel big daddy. Couldn't say no to that price. I'm sure it'll come in handy at some point.

[@alexandruv847]

I would love to see some Parkside tested, but unfortunately they are EU market only sold through LIDL and Kaufland, in my opinion they are amazing for the money.

[@wesleyrobson1620]

There are a few lidl stores around me in central PA, but I haven't seen many of the Parkside tools coming into them. Only seen a couple corded tools.

[@TorqueTestChannel]

We cant find anything even online of something new from Parkside black that ships here

[@CarswithRadYT]

​@@TorqueTestChannelParkside black is actually respectable I'd love to see it tested too

[@randyclemarey1974]

I bought the smallest seesii on sale for like $65. Can’t beat it, hits like a champ. Thank you for the great videos!!

[@CalebsCars]

Love my hyper tough battery tools. They’re for home projects and the red stuff (m18/12) stays at work

[@Adamhc75]

I have that hyper tough impact. I found it at my local Wal-Mart for 48 dollars and use it at work. It's a great tool for what it costs, and i have no problem lending it out to other AMTs at work. If it happens to get damaged or lost its cheap to replace.

[@sewerrat7612]

Hyper toughholds up well even compared to larger brands drill from the kit is the slowest I've ever used though.

[@OldIron1961]

Your channel is among the top 5 that I watch and subscribe to. I own quite a few Milwaukee cordless tools, but every now and then I just can't resist a bargain, even when I really don't need another of the same tool I already have. (I'm sure it's a mental disorder, but I don't want to be cured either.) Regardless, I just wanted to say that of all the videos you've created, the ones that evaluate cheap, off-brand cordless tools are my favorites.

[@InFlamedParlysis88]

Grainger sells Westward wrenches and tools, which I think is their house brand. ALSO, K Mart branded wrenches that are made in Japan can still be found on ebay.

[@TheJankoid]

I really wish Hercules would release a good mid torque. I love my other Hercules tools (drill, grinder, ultra torque, etc) but the 3/8 impact is so wimpy I NEVER use it. Wish I hadn't wasted the money on it.

[@TorqueTestChannel]

Ya know it's funny, they have a couple very good high torque options and a great small impact driver. When we say they don't have a real mid torque people point at this tool we test here, when we say they don't really have a compact people also point at this same tool. It's both and neither, and in any light it's not great. They need to put a 3/8" drive on the hercules impact driver then make an actual mid torque between the size/weight of a DCF891 and M18 2962 then the market would freak out.

[@Precisionreelworks]

@@TorqueTestChannelwonder if they have a different product management group assigned to that tier of tools in their store Either way they certainly could step it up

[@littlejack59]

Yup, there were 3 things holding me back from going full send on Hercules stuff. 1. I had a very weird experience with their chargers hissing at me. 2. The disappointment in the wimpy lug nut removal (I tried the bauer and it's slightly worse but painfully loud). And 3. They don't stroke my ego enough. I ended up getting a craftsman impact (that TTC recommend) on black Friday or something like that and I am quite happy about it and I honestly think the batteries look sick and the tools look pretty good. I know it's a stupid to like a tool for the look but hay people pay an arm and a leg for red colored stackable boxes from milwaukee so I can justify my shade of red. But it is a bit of a nightmare how few adapters there are for craftsman. Only trustworthy one I found was from 3dPrintedAdapters for craftsman to dewalt and that's it.

[@luyyyu]

AC Delco as well made ratchets imo.

[@nathanmortenson914]

​@luyyyu As if things weren't confusing enough there are two Ac Delcos. A Acdelco and a Ac Delco. One was from the original Ac Delco Ray the other kinda hijacked the name.

[@aw11man26]

Considering Summit's primary customer base, I would think they would actually offer decent tools instead of the basement junk

[@matthewjbauer1990]

If all you're doing is changing tires and or oil changes or putting on turbo kits, I don't see any problem with that impact. However, Summit's primary customer base probably owns high end Snap On or Mac Tools or even something you have to order from Milwaukee.

[@dragonmaster391]

in store, they appear to mainly be a Milwaukee dealer, never before saw any of the summit brand tools here in store. that said summit has been releasing their own brand of products with in my opinion some decent offerings which they seem to try and keep made in USA (which is a specific search filter on their site!)

[@georgemaragos2378]

@Gramps83 One benefit of a cheap tool is if you rarely use it , then it is fine, and no one will steal it, i know a few builders and plumber, if there van or car is broken into and they loose there tools, they cannot work and either get a bank loan or work for wages for 6 months (using bosses tools ) until they save enough to repurchase new tools

[@samholdsworth420]

​@@georgemaragos2378imagine working everyday and being so poor that you can't afford new tools... I'd say get a new job

[@combo6340]

Their hammers are made by trusty cook and cheaper than the red ones that they rebrand for everyone else

[@thehouseholder5468]

I found that I could trim the small tabs off the batteries to make them fit other models

[@mikegillam1000]

I’ve got a few Hercules 20v tools that I’ve been pretty happy with. I finally decided to bite the bullet and buy a compact impact the other day. I was less than impressed when I used it to loosen the lug nuts on my car. This helps confirm my observation with some actual data. I’ll probably be returning it

[@bearwilliams8564]

I bought the hyper tough impact as a joke but now I use it way more then I should lol

[@samuelfarber6904]

Could you test Festool. I don’t think their impact driver is built for torque, but made to be very ergonomic. After all, you don’t need 250 ftlb to drive a deck screw.

[@tedmich]

"Could you test Festool. I don’t think their impact driver is built for torque, but made to be very expensive..." fixed

[@ratdude747]

@@tedmich The Cadillac of the tool world. Sleek with features, very expensive, and not built to do heavy work.

[@griffinwarner7310]

@@tedmichspot on 😂

[@littlejack59]

Maybe I'm stupid, but don't drills have more than enough power to drive deck screws all while being much faster. I read something from a few people about wrist fatigue and injuries but with modern anti jerking tech (I wish I new the actual name haha) is that even a problem?

[@hfc-u7l]

@@littlejack59 milwaukeeny calls it auto stop

[@woltergrant]

0:26 For this arena, the best subset in this category, you gotta test and show/inform people of is the bigger chiina generic actual brands. They can easily be found on ali, protools is a good place to start. These type have a much wider line and are always Makita bat compatible. They offer better, unique, updated, tools that won't be E waste when the bat dies with these other one off brands, which often quickly disappear.

[@woltergrant]

keeaffor, ATO, woberich, are others, they're all the same, but different than this other chiina subset of smaller brands with unique batteries that all have similar/limited tools available, which you can find on ama and in big box. would rather see these, yet at least they should be included, please

[@nrvsauto8990]

7:03 that comment about the general contractor felt personal haha

[@TradeWorksLLC]

Your comment literally popped up in the preview area right as I was getting to that point in the video which made me laugh harder than I already was.

[@DaBomm4]

6:25 you should add the Hyper Tough 4.0Ah results for curiosity's sake.

[@oldguy2082]

I bought the seesii 1/2" impact they tested for use in the truck. It has worked just fine over the last year, because it came with two batteries, i'm never without power. But, i check both batteries for charge once a month. For the 98 usd i paid for it on Amazon, its been great.

[@richardmattero2911]

So happy to see a summit racing tool review, I feel like this marketplace is completely overlooked. Not every this is good but the prices are competitive for hand tools for sure

[@georgeferlazzo7936]

Hello again, Torque Test Channel Thank you for another Great Video 👍 I enjoyed watching tonight's video. I had no idea how awful the Walmart and Hercules tools were. I 'm glad I bought my M12 combo kit. Again thank you 👌

[@TheBritColl]

I wish you had added the other Walmart brand… at least where I’m from… Hart if they now have a brushless has always been median more expensive while feeling substantially better in the hand. Anyways great vid!

[@NYstranger74]

There's a new hyper tough line with a mid torque and 900ft lbs high torque. Please test that next

[@lazor222]

Not suprised summit has their own line, I'd be interested in the local auto parts stores cordless line up's tested too (O'Reilly Power Tourqe, Advance Diehard, Autozone Duralast)

[@DDE_ADDICT]

Love this show, just found it 2 weeks ago. My son, a Millwright apprentice, loves it as well.

[@dylanwhite6539]

As someone with the hyper tough, I can assure you the 4.0 battery unlocks more torque. Of course I can’t do the same kind of tests, but I did test lug nut removal at 129ft lbs, and the 4.0 cut the time in half for whatever that’s worth

[@timothycooney986]

Thank you for standardized testing, ranking, and integrating value into your assessments. Very informative. Please consider reliability testing: how long do inexpensive tools last compared to pricier ones.

[@MrAlexacosta94]

Can you do the new hyper tough impact wrench mid torque and high torque.

[@DeadKoby]

Positive news that value brands aren't always a joke. I'm sure there's many a home DIYer who greatly benefits from this knowledge. With more international brands showing up, it's nice to know which do OK, and which are too weak to work.

[@ndragon798]

I'm looking forward to seeing the Dewalt 964b test soon I'm hoping the 3/4 over the 1/2(961b) will see some major improvement.

[@movaughn20]

Hyper tough extended head ratchet is my favorite battery ratchet. Just can't justify a Milwaukee extended reach, after breaking most of the rest. It does it's job. So handy turning bolts on bell housing. Just can't let the battery get too low.

[@shifty277]

Thumbs up. Comment too for the algorithm. You guys put a lot of money into tools to show us real world results.

[@melgross]

There are also the Grizzly tools.

[@ElijahAngwin]

I have 2 of the Walmart special 12v ratchets- while they are not super powerful, they definitely make spinning bolts in hard spots in/out faster than a manual ratchet would. I also have the Walmart 12v mini brushless drill and Dremel, the drill I use for sharpening tungsten and is light for carrying up in lifts and on scaffolding at work. Both do what they’re supposed to very well. For what I paid for Walmart hyper tough- they are worth it- and I can replace them whenever I need to.

[@samsimington5563]

Pretty interesting performance from them. We have a couple of electric cordless Greenworks tools and comparing or weed eater to the Ryobi weed eater my great aunt and uncle have it's pretty decent for a less known tool brand of its weight. And man is it *_h e a v y_*

[@dylanwhite6539]

Of course hyper tough just revamped their entire 20v lineup like a week after this. Everything is brushless now, there’s a new mid torque and high torque, both come with 4.0 batteries and 2A chargers. On top of that, all the batteries have built in USB A and C ports, support USB C PD in and out, and the 4.0 got a $10 price cut to $45 on its own. Very respectable pricing imo, especially considering the USB portion. Most other brands don’t even come down to $45 for a 4.0 and you’ll have to spend at least $40 on a USB adapter tool.

[@thekekronomicon590]

I got a temu impact for 35 dollars and it works pretty good. The stuff it cant take off requires a very long breakerbar to get off and im not sure a more expensive one could get them off either

[@zanycoffee231]

"Hypertough doing hyper... Not bad" Exactly the jokes im here for. Keep up the great work

[@mikegraham7078]

I have a suggestion for a video. Many people for various reasons want to be able to carry one set of tools to deal with all fasteners. Comparing imperial for imperial + metric vs. metric for imperial + metric would be interesting, to me. It would be different for interval vs. external. My expectation is that metric is better for sockets and wrenches and imperial is better for hex keys, but seeing the results (maybe compared, as well, to a Metrinch set) would be interesting.

[@PsychoticBovine]

Sad that a company known for race car gear has decided to sell crappy tools.

[@TorqueTestChannel]

If they want help picking out good ones to put their sticker on, just drop us an email :P

[@RyTrapp0]

I'm not sure why you would expect much better TBH, it's a parts store with a house brand that sells white label products🤷 They sell house brand performance parts too, and, like most other house brands, they're often the cheapest and very much 'good enough'.

[@princetchalla2441]

What are better racing/heavy duty parts brands for beginners looking for better parts than your average for their forever vehicles?

[@billgraff4809]

Summit is now owned by a Chinese conglomerate, so crappy stuff with the Summit name will become extremely common.

[@ZboeC5]

In their defense Summit will sell you a Milwaukee if you want it.

[@wayne9518]

I would have thought their highest torque would be in reverse. That’s where I use mine 99% of the time. Righty tighty is usually by torque wrench. Also, I’ve recently noticed non- Milwaukee tools made to use M12 and M18 Milwaukee batteries. Ends that incompatibility if there is something Milwaukee doesn’t make or you could consider disposable.

[@redeyedfreaks]

Great episode. Cant wait for the DeWalt hydraulic impact driver to make it to the channel. Would be cool to see it against the hydraulic dtuff from makita Ridgid and Milwaukee

[@Toolsareus]

The klutch mid torque power tool is identical and runs on the same batteries as the hyper tough

[@DIGGER19860]

Summit has a whole display of their tools in the sparks store. But they have 2 or 3 valleys of Milwaukee and a valley of gear wrench. They just redid the store.

[@dimitrisloufakis916]

I really like my Hercules compact impact. I bought it for $35 with a coupon and I have certainly gotten more than $35 of use from it. If i need more torque, I just grab a larger impact. I really do love the small size and low weight of it for an all-day use impact.

[@Parents_of_Twins]

Can't wait for you all to test the new DCF964. Also can't wait for mine to arrive, ARGHHH why must they make me wait. I ordered it the day after it became available.

[@Precisionreelworks]

The Amazon or Walmart certainly wouldn’t be bad to buy and keep under your seat if you had to change a tire on the road

[@jerzcnate]

I do that with a Dewalt 12V

[@ferrumignis]

Likely the batteries would be dead when you most need it, and having low budget Chinese lithium ion cells in a baking hot car in the summer doesn't seem like a great plan. A breaker bar doesn't need batteries, and cannot self combust...

[@lr0dy]

​@@ferrumignis*Hopefully* cannot self-combust.

[@mrDavo111]

Ummm batteries? Just carry a tyre iron

[@bobspurloc]

I've changed many tires on the side of the road using my hands and the stock wrench. there is no need for a powered tool

[@r.hernandez6152]

The hyper tough 1/2 impact with 2ah battery is a beast!

[@Lesterman_1]

Harbor Freight going to Hercules is wild, when they had an Earthquake XT. I've got one as my home gun, it was my first 20 volt impact and I used it in a garage for 2 years. Granted it died right before the warranty ran out, I took it in and got a whole new Earthquake XT kit; for the small fee of buying the warranty again (not required but I wanted it) which was $34. I got ol big daddy DeWalt 961 now... 😅

[@FacilitiesDIY]

I’ve seen on Lowes website that they have photos of a Gen 2 compact impact wrench, same design go as the gen 2 impact driver. Would love to see that tested when it comes out 🤘🏽

[@earl3358]

The Walmarts around me are clearing that small HT impact for $23.50 thats cheaper than the battery purchased alone. I passed it up a few times since i have a nice mid but finally relented because they are basically giving it away. Plus grabbed a 6 1/2 circsaw w battery for 20. I have the 4ah plus have a Dewalt adapter for it so it will be fun to play with. Its a nice compact size with decent power. I suppose its out with the old for the new generation of Hypertough

[@nfi2nfi2]

Next up in the workshop, they spin a wheel to see what tool brand they’ll be using today for everything (reasonably practical) to use it for during the day

[@UncleJasonsWorkshop]

We midwesterners buy a lot of power tools at Menards and I’d love to see you test some of their Masterforce (house brand) tools.

[@jlrockafella]

Why havent you guys done any SKIL impact 3/8 gun? That lil 12v guy is strong with 4ah battery.

[@DownTownJohnBrown22]

I snagged the 3/8 20v kit for $60 at lowes and it'll take lug nuts off my truck

[@randysmith9636]

I bought their 20v mid 800/480 on Amazon for very cheap. I have Milwaukee but I own a few Skil also. For the money, especially on sale they are hard to beat. Only issue is size and weight but if you don't need a compact it dosen't matter.

[@joeschmoe6908]

Would've been interesting to see the hyper tough with a better battery, but I understand. I also would have a hard time coughing up $50 for a battery when the tools itself is worth less bare.

[@enthused7591]

For anyone that needs a great deal, Amazon has the Milwaukee Fuel 1/2" mid torque impact on sale for $136 right now. Probably the best deal on an impact on the market today.

[@warrenpeas]

that seesii is a good deal. i have one it always works and just rounded off 2 bolts on my exhaust manifold heat shield.

[@Dirtyharry70585]

I bought a ridgid R86010 $99 as tool only, not the most powerful but batteries a plenty, and de-nuts the dyi car/truck maintenance.

[@MrBoho7]

I love the jump cut to the Hercules

[@Frog-on-a-wire]

Neat to see that the old Amazon impact for the most part keeps up even though it’s brushed! I assume the brushless still uses the same battery’s as the brushed? I have a hard time trusting that off-brands use the same batteries between all their tools.

[@D3M3NT3Dstrang3r]

I would honestly like to see Parkview from Lidl and Aldi's house brand tools as well if you can actually get the ones you want to test. Parkview had a 1/4 20v impact that appeared to be pretty stout and the batteries are dirt cheap.

[@matthewjbauer1990]

Can't get them in the US.

[@D3M3NT3Dstrang3r]

@@matthewjbauer1990 Yes you can, both stores are in the US and I own several Parkview tools and batteries.

[@joseCalderon1976]

I don't see a problem with someone getting a couple of these cheaper impact tools when they are DIY working on their own cars like me. I used to be a tech, but I just work on my cars. And taking off tires without power tools sucks. I'm temped to buy the ones that you showed that work with Makita batteries because I happen to have a couple of Makita tools on me already, but not the impact. I would be able to slap my 2 MAH batteries from that kit. I've seen those tools for like $100 or less. I could buy two of those and one one each in the trunk of each of my vehicles. If I buy like a nice one, it would be at least $250 plus tax, like the mid torque Dewalt (the latest one). Thanks for all you do!

[@MARINOPACORITRUNKROADTRAVESTY]

My favorite burn out was Canadian tire Mastercraft cordless 18 volt

[@ihaveanunorigionalname]

i got the seesii from this ranking a while ago and 2 batts and a socket set this thing rocks everything i use. haven't used my compressor in a while lol infact the only reason i use air is for lightness lol that thing just busted off a fuel top hat ring on a car that's known for needing a hammer and chisel to remove when a breaker bar + adapter fails. threw the tool on the seesii....... 4 seconds it was loose !!!

[@bentonfoster886]

Could you guys do a part two to the 6-point vs 12-point vs Spline video? I'd love to know how 12-point and Spline stack up against each other on 12-point and I guess square patterns

[@georgewoody4177]

Picked up 3 of the hypertough kits for the cars. Cheaper than a decent 4way lug wrench

[@TooljunkieDave5215]

Yo when you guys going to test out the newer Matco impacts? You are the go to to get the real deal numbers for impacts! We all appreciate your work 😎

[@funkmon]

I have a lot of Hyper tough 20v with the bigger battery, which does come with some tools. I like em

[@UncleKrusty68]

What would a "recommendation" be for a weekend warrior doing work on their own cars who doesn't want to spend Milwaukee money on an impact be? Light engine work, brakes, tires. That kind of stuff.

[@notanymore3255]

Enjoyed the comparison and would like to see how grizzly cordless tools stack up

[@kirchbeer2324]

I would be curious to see that new house brand Klutch KLiQ brushless impacts at Northern Tool. They have a mid torque that looks like a lot of these offerings, plus a 3/8 compact, and a 1,000ftlbs high torque

[@mike_0213]

I tell you what. If I did not already load up on M12 and M18 Milwaukee power tools over the past year, and I saw these Hyper Tough tests back then, I might of just bought the Hyper Tough. I am a weekend warrior in the garage and honestly do NOT need Milwaukee power tools to do the work thar I usually do. I would of prob still bought the M18 mid torque 1/2 impact and the high torque DeWalt but all the other M12 stubby impacts I bought I prob would of past on them. Now I see the GEN 2 M12 stubby's are out and now I would love to buy at least the 3/8 or 1/3" version but again I can not justify the purchase. I do love my M12 1/4" impact driver though, prob one of my best buys and it gets used EVERY day at my job and I really love it.

[@ericduckman3135]

That HyperTough is being clearanced for $49. $6 for the 3 yr extended warranty. I was wondering if I could get an impact cheap enough to keep in the car for a lug wrench. Hmmm

[@likeaboss882]

I’d like to see TTC build an “all the beans” pack for that hypertough and see which tools benefit most from it

[@wearsjorge55]

A brand called kinchrome and the cheapy camping shop (super cheap auto) have their own branded version of those summit tools (SCA is now selling kinchrome branded ones now it seems) that tool and battery platform can be gound around the internet under other names, they seem to be another einhell assuming einhell dont make these tools too Edit: this is in australia, cant speak for other countries but id assume they all have their own versions of this tool too

[@indiavandoornen4222]

Have you ever tested any of the Parkside Performance brushless impact drivers/wrenches sold by Lidl? They are quite big here in Europe for people on a budget, and their biggest impact wrench advertise a torque of a whopping 1900nm while loosening and 1350nm tightening. They also sell a 12v wrench similar to the Milwaukee Stubby, for just 40 euros. Seems to good to be true, so might be interesting to test those!

[@easton_F350]

We need the diehard impact from advanced auto parts

[@Alex-ue5uq]

Love the video! I have one suggestion for audio, where you could combine both audio channels (Left and right) or make the audio mono on the clips where you test impact wrenches. Because currently it makes a very uncomfortable ASMR-like sound on either ear that feels awful for headphone users. Thank you, and keep up with the good work :)

[@lilgampla]

Need to see if the whole harbor freight good better best stands true

[@JohnnyBurns]

As a Canadian i would love to see a Canadian brand power tool test.

[@bagofchicken]

Laughing so hard at the GC jab I had to pause the video. 🤣

[@alexambro4998]

I hope you can try a parkside performance in the future, the black line of brushless tools

[@thebunz7]

Walmart is upgrading to name brand and can get 20v 2ah tools for $20 kit. They are bad tools but picked up the sawzaw and sander

[@gmoney6347]

I work at O’Reilly’s. Could you do the Power Torque brand electric impact? Also would like to see the Flexzilla brand pneumatic impact we carry lol

[@robertdascoli949]

I so look forward to Torque Test Fridays.

[@Yackhammer75]

Walmart hyper tough everything is very cheap feeling and personally I stay away. Now their Hart stuff seems decent for the DIYer. And yes I include cordless, corded and even hand tools in both of those opinions.

[@plutonium618]

northern tool has new Klutch brand inpacts I know there sockets are pretty good I wonder if the impacts are any good

[@Container-shop-guy]

Northern tool recently started stocking klutch brand power tools.

[@paulken1919]

1st off, "chooch" AVe would be proud. 2nd can you do a torque test with a 17mm - 19mm socket? i understand that using the same size for all tests is a must, but it gives a false real world reading. a 500nm rated tool don't take off wheel bolts at 180nm in the real world. no one is interested in forward power, we use a torque wrench, its taking stuff off we want.