Leaked FLEX Impacts vs Milwaukee & DeWALT
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- Опубликовано: 7 ноя 2023
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Today we test two secret little guys with FLEX written on the outside of them. Are they FLEX's new compact impact wrenches? Who knows for sure, but it's not our jobs to wear the suits and return emails to the big guys, so frankly not sure we care! They look like impacts os let's test 'em vs DeWALT DCF921 Atomic and Milwaukee Gen 3.
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This week's video is being published early as it looks like Flex is starting to show these off at STAFDA (which I think is awesome), go check out VCG's video as well!
And as usual, no we don't work with any brands including Flex. So they might be even more surprised we had these than you are
I just knew there was a good reason for this popping up so late at night. Good Work!
Y'all sharing love to other channels is really stand up of y'all. However, VCG is just way too dramatic and attention seeking for me, but I greatly appreciate the content and approach Y'all have taken to the industry!
@Rusty.G1776 only place to see thier new high torques ATM, before we've had a chance to. So worth a watch
Can you please do a test on the manual impact wrenches? I'm pretty sure there's a Snap On one, called the Swench and it seems to be very powerful
Someday, in the distant future, there will be portable tools in the kilovolt class. The mind- (and arm-) bending torque may require entirely new metallurgy for fasteners, and three or more burly men to control. The TTC will by then have become the dominant force in all entertainment, and stadiums will have been converted to torque-dueling arenas, with graphs' y-axes now reaching into tens or even hundreds of kilofoot-pounds (pound-feet having been banned by popular vote).
It will be glorious.
I really like that these brands are pushing each other to more potent packages
It’s great as we consumers all win.
@@ashliehiggins exactly
You mean more like TTI competing against itself with different colored plastic on the outside
@@gorak9000How do you mean? DeWalt is owned by SBD, Flex is owned by Chervon, and Makita is Makita. Sometimes Ridgid tools push their Milwaukee counterparts, but the TTI hierarchy is pretty much set.
@gorak9000 I don't think TTI makes flex. To my knowledge TTI only makes Milwaukee/ridgid/ryobi.
The flex sounds like a impact driver with that IPM
Agreed
I thought the same. Maybe they copied Man Caver Tools' homework with the Frankenstein Milwaukee.
You know, as a home user, I always reach for the 3/8" air impact instead of my 1/2" air impact, because the 3/8" feels so much more enjoyable with the faster impulse rate. There's something more enjoyable about the smaller, higher frequency impacts. It's purely a subjective experience, but I don't enjoy the clunky slow rattles from the 1/2" impact as much.
@@starseeddeluxe I also like the 3/8 for just zipping blades off my wood chipper and my mowers
Love the sneaky reveal of the 3/4” Dewalt 😂
I'm looks like the Tork devil endered the chat 😈😈
For fuck sakes! My Dcf961 came in today 😂
Good, bad, or indifferent. The cordless wizardry is getting wild.
Something I'm am loving!!
TY fellas! 👍👍
it wont be too long until we have electric ratchets that put out 300 ft/lbs
😂
The made in Japan Makita Impact Driver uses the same style of fuse. Uncle Bumblefuck has a video of taking one apart and I'm certain it even used a 40A, too.
I know in an auto shop weight doesn't matter much. I spent my life working in the hvac trade, all my tools have to be carried to the chiller, boiler, cooling tower, etc that I am working on. Which is usually not very close to were I park. So power per pound would be of interest to me.
I would disagree and say weight does matter in an automotive shop. I mostly concerned with operation though and the initial kick. I'm slightly curious as to what feels better because if you look at some of these tools they ramp so hard which is nice if it gets the fastener off, but I wonder about if it doesn't, how much force is transferred into the user? Maybe the ones with a slightly softer start but then ramps up feel better but I'm really not sure. As far as what you're looking for, all the data is there you just have to divide whichever metric interests you by the weight of that model. Unfortunately, you're not investing into a tool unless you have a consistent workload. They have a few videos on brands like DeWalt and Milwaukee and how much power you need to do certain jobs in their opinion. It seems these days you have to look at the EU for leadership and they seem to invest heavily into worker health and creating standards and determinations on damaging things to workers health in professional environments. It's never really bad to look out for yourself long term. I would say in automotive a lot of times. It's the toll that actually fits that gets used but if there was a choice to have a little bit more weight that lessens the strain on the user it could be worth it as long as the weight isn't what's causing damage either.
Bought the DeWalt based on y'all's review a week after that video came out. Glad to see its still topping charts. Still hits like a little champ for me.
So did I. I love the M12 stubby but the batteries rattle loose.
So far the DeWalt has been solid but battery cracked on 1 drop.
Flex is in too weird of a spot for me to even consider switching from one of the major brands. I stick with what goes on sale regularly. Nobody asked for my opinion but carry on...
It’s a good point. I like their tools and bought their angle grinder combo because it was cheaper and has better functions than the standard brands at the price point. But their tools and batteries are stupid expensive for such limited range in tools. That makes a high barrier of entry to switch.
@@madjackgamingandfitness498limited😂
Actually that's how I jumped into the Flex bandwagon after only owning 2 major brands.
Their Turbo hammerdrill and angle grinder were on sale at ACME a couple months ago where I got both tools , a couple 5Ah batteries, a 2.5Ah battery and a couple chargers for $200. No pro brand can match that
@@engineer_alvcome back here in a couple years for a longevity update
@@engineer_alvyep.. i got 4 of the grinder kits on that sale. variable speed is a must for us.
if only there was a kobalt 24v adapter to go use the batteries on flex tools. I want to try some out and use them. Not enthused about having to buy practically the same battery in a new molding while costing a fair bit more though lol. Great vid as always.
Video idea for testing pressure washers would be awesome. so many claims of psi and other units of measure yet no validation, especially with the spree of cordless ones that have come out. Comparing against, corded, gas and cordless is something that I and hopefully others would be included to see.
the ironic thing is, psi on a pressure washer usually doesn't mean all that much when it comes to getting work done. A unit with half the psi and double the flow will clean circles around the higher psi model.
with a little 3d printing you could probably make an adapter, ive done it for my harbor freight batteries on some dewalt and hitachi gear and a hart battery on a ryobi
He's not saying it would get more work done it's about holding the companies accountable for what they are saying according to stats🎉
@@animefreak5757that’s for sure. I’d much rather have a 2500 psi 4gpm washer than a 3000 psi 2 gpm one
So when's the 3/4 Dewalt 961 video coming?
Seems like it will be a competitive product when the final version is released. Personally, I'm waiting on Milwaukee to update the M12 stubby impact wrench.
I would think there is only so much they could push out of the m12 series. They are a great design for light weight specialty tools, but wouldn’t expect tons of power improvements out of them.
It would be awesome if they used some sort of capacitor setup to boost the M12. Instead of DeWalt's "VTEC" approach, use a capacitor to "nitrous" the tool at the beginning of use.
I'm also hoping they update to the new tri light front housing.
I just saw an ad from the local snap-on truck for what appears to be a new stubby 3/8ths impact that advertises 575 lbft. I cant remembered the model number but would be interested to see that comparison.
That atomic with the teeny powerstack is the first thing I grab. When tightening my oil drain bolt of course 😅
Love that these videos are ALWAYS so fkn entertaining, informative and they drop videos so damn often, I just can’t get enough.
Interesting motor. Nice find! Thanks for the early drop!
I love this channel for the dank memes and it fills my tool addiction void
Great video as always! 😁
Love the content man keep it up
The small makitas also have the 40A fuses, at least in Europe. Really handy when the tool blocks because of dirt in the motor.
MAN I've been begging for flex to make a 3/8" impact forever!
Love your videos man, keep it up!
I agree. There is nothing like empirical head to head for flushing out the marketing hype!
Did you take the anvil from the DCF897 and put it in the DCF961?????
A very interesting and well presented video thanks. I’m subscribed 🇬🇧
Right off the bat, he's taking the Flex apart. This channel is superior to all other tool test channels.
I love my flex high torque impact and the 1/2 turbo mode drill. Sold all my Milwaukee tools and I’m buying everything flex for now on.
I am impressed how much torque you can get from such a small tool
Awesome...I have long touted the Dewalt DCF 921 as the"king"of impacts because of it's tiny size and enormous power.Great job by flex with this one.Although it did not really beat the 921...it is a bit shorter...but bigger around so...I would say...almost guys...but Dewalt still is king in my opinion.And oh yeah....Don't buy that outdated milwaukee stubby with the 921 on the market!.
How is the dewalt fastener mode though? On videos i have seen on milwaukee vs dewalt, the milwaukee fastener mode looked superior to me, on tightening mode, stopping at lower torque rating, and staying stopped with trigger held. Where the dewalt would initially stop at higher torque, but after a sec or 2 if you still had trigger pulled, it would start tightening more. I like dewalt price and power, but wish it had the milwaukee fastener mode.
@@connor3288Do you actually like the precision wrench mode? Myself, I think it is a gimmick.
Love my FLEX Quick EJECT and my MID TQFX 1451 but this little guy looks like some MINI ME IMPACT WRENCH want one soon has it can be ordered
Probably loosing power as it gets hotter due to resistance rising as the motor wires get hotter.
Another great video. I have a Skill 1/2 inch and 3/8 inch. I like them very much. Removes everything I've asked them to do. I do like the halo lights much better than the light on my DeWalt .
Really considering switching brands from Ridgid, considering Dewalt, but also thinking flex, and I’m really loving your tests that you do for all these videos
Why are you considering switching?
I'm in a similar situation bought tons of Milwaukee which have been great for the most part but their batteries are getting pricey.
@@BDauto86 I’m switching because it seems like Ridgid has gone downhill and that they are not as good as their previous gen5x line was, it’s like they are taking more of the old Ryobi platform shape and quality so I would like something that is a bit more rugged and more powerful
@@fuzzybullwinkle it makes sense they would back off alil being Milwaukee is their big hammer brand. I bought alot into Milwaukee and the tools are pretty solid but the batteries break kinda easy and not cheap anymore. I tried the DeWalt 921 impact, I like it but 1 battery quit and the other broke easily. I might try some Hercules stuff, I got the grinder and so far it's been solid so I might get another tool and battery too try out. There batteries are still reasonable and warranty is decent so we'll see.
I'm so glad you brought attention to the size of their batteries. A tool isn't really compact if there's a huge battery hanging off the end. There really isn't an excuse with the lithium pouch battery. They need at least one compact battery like Dewalt's small powerstack. If you ask me this should be a priority for them. I have their quick eject impact driver, it's still brand new, never used it. There's just way more lighter/smaller (battery) options out there.
FLEX's two weaknesses, too hot, too heavy
yep dumbbells on the jobsite
Great video. I would not trade the DCF923B that I picked up last month for either of these even if I got a stack of free batteries and a charger to go with the flex. I love the hard hits of the DeWalt which let you control how tight you can get a fastener with the Precision Wrench setting if you do not want to wreck the piece you are repairing. The smaller impact drivers just does not have that kind of control like the DCF923B. It is a game changer for me.
Same for me man. Picked up a dcf921 a while back and it’s my go to now and whatever my 921 can’t get off (which usually isn’t a whole hell of a lot) my 891 takes care of. And for the few REALLY bad bolts it’s the 900. Those are the only 3 wrenches I really use these days. The wrench mode is such a convenience.
I got a 921 also to try against my Milwaukees, it feels good in the hand, good trigger control and good power.
Pretty hard to beat for size vs power and cost.
Could you run a test of 3/4" air impact on your setup? Curious the difference it makes vs 1/2" when airflow is an issue and wether its worth using the 3/4" over the 1/2"
Am I the only one who noticed the unreleased 3/4 version of the DeWalt project ludicrous impact at 2:32 ? 😅
Devil Tork spoiler😈😈
@@franklinwalker9606 😆😆😆
Awesome, thanks
The new stubby snapon 3/8 cordless impact?
U able to do a video soon?
I would love to see you torque test the latest generation SKIL 12v 3/8 impact wrench. I’m curious how it stacks up next to the M12 Stubby 3/8.
Saw a Brushless non fuel High Torque today at my local Home Depot model number 2666-20. Never seen one before.
These companies are about to start putting gps trackers in these test tools and seeing if one gets to the ttc facilities
You guys have the DCF964 already? 😜
12V is the sweet spot if your looking for size to most daily tasks. 18V or 24 V with smaller and smaller head size but huge full size batteries are getting ridicules. Definitely need to shrink down the battery size, Milwaukee forge is a good start, stack lithium as well .. hope battery tech catches up...
I see That spoiler 3/4 dewalt tork devil😈😈
"give it the beans" has been my all time favorite phrase this year
Acme tools has Flex 3.5 and 6ah battery/charger kits with a free tool choice. $200 and $250 respectively
Will a regular DeWalt drill except a flex volt DeWalt? Will it give it as much power or more or a longer life? Thank you for your excellent video.
Looking forward to a spicy Friday 😂
This was fridays video. Just got done editing it a few hours ago. So uh, sry ahead of time we have nothing finished in time to move up
I see this 3/4 Dewalt 😈
as much as i love that flex is bringing competition, i don't think i'd buy this even if it was significantly "more powerful". i'f i'm hammering on this for hours, i would be worried about the heat.
if your using it for work, time is money. I've seen lots of guys kill some milwaukee tools repeatedly, but by the time the warranty is out they've made enough money off the extra power that they really don't care.
It's why i often prefer less power dense tools, as a home gamer i like my stuff to last a decade or more, and when i need more power, i just get a bigger tool.
@@animefreak5757 i don't have an issue with power tools dying, but if the tool overheats and needs time to cool down while on the job, that's a problem. i had that issue with a flex hammer drill. i got one of their new models when it was on sale at acme but ended up shelving it because it kept overheating and shutting down. lots of user reviews seem to indicate the same issue. this tool appears to have heat issues too, according to this review. hopefully it gets fixed by the time the final product is out
No need to hammer for hours, true to tradition it will overheat in less than half an hour.
I did buy 4 Flex power tools, and so far, every tool and battery has performed perfectly. One thing about Milwaukee; I've had 4 Milwaukee tools fail, electronically. The Milwaukee M18 tools cannot be considered as a highly reliable tool. I own 10 or so different M18 tools, and 2 of the models have died on a consistent basis, and I'm a very careful user.
That's a 20% failure rate. Both of my M18 impacts died after only 1 year of normal use, indoors only, and never left in the rain ever--due to electronic speed control failure.
Both of my M18 round canister vacuums failed electronically, after ONLY using them to pickup cat hair indoors (I had to remove the digital speed controller and voltage regulator and shunt the motor directly to the battery to make them work again). In both cases, I went and bought a new model, only to have the new model fail exactly the same way. I've not heard of Flex (or Hercules) having the same reliability issues.
Overheating and stopping momentarily is totally fine. Failing permanently from normal humidity and moisture is not ok. The Milwaukee tools don't overheat, but they certainly fail routinely, which appears to be a problem with their electronics being more fragile than some of the other brands.
M18 tools are a good value, for their performance, but they are not as reliable as the old brushed power tools.
Got wasted and bought a silvel 1/2 impact on sale.
It works but would love to see your judgment/roasting on it 😆
Really hope kobalt starts to expand the line up and refresh the high torque.
I'm doubting it.
a long neck ratchet would be nice, but high power video ideas like
flex 12ah on kobalt xtr impact for a XTRR nut buster
(as said by another commentor)
@TorqueTestChannel unfortunately so am I. I feel they are focusing on Flex and the most we will see from kobalt is a refresh on drills, drivers and maybe the saw. If they keep the line that would be great too.
I mean I do see from a business perspective not keeping the kobalt line up to date. They have Flex and Craftsman. The koblat tools they have now aren't terrible and would make a decent "value line" as they age. Imo
@dancearoundtheworld5360 a long neck ratchet would be nice for sure. I find the ratchet they have to be unusable for a lot of jobs due to the size of the body with the short neck. I did find the Skil 12v ratchet to be a good size to fit in more places. I picked it up a couple years ago for ~$100 for the kit. It's actually my go to. I pick it over the kobalt or milwaukee most of the time.
The milwaukee isn't a bad tool so don't flame me,I just like the extra hand space of the skil, I don't have to grip the battery on it like I do the milwaukee. However if you need a long ratchet, the milwaukee is your best bet if you got it.
@@bleach_drink_me yeah same i havent bought a ratchet because i want one with a 2 foot long head to really get up in there,i know aircat makes a 15inch but have to add a motor/switch/fuse and battery, ive had to mount stuff on my frame and end up laying on the bay to fist it
but like big sockets you might have to make your own in 2½ drive if they dont sell it
Just out of curiousity, have you ever tested the DeWalt 20v 10ah xr battery? I am curious to know if it is any better than the 6ah or 8ah.
I'm curious about that too, especially since I have two of them and they seem to have 21700 cells in them (unless I'm just mistaken about that)
Higher capacity but lower ampacity, so it would perform worst on any test beside runtime.
I wanna see how good the skil 12v volt 3/8 compact impact wrench is compared to the others in the 12v line up.
good video👍
nice looking impact wrench, but getting hot isn't good. me and my son use the dewalt atomic a lot this past year, no issues at all. just the power stack 1.7 not great on run time, need a 3 amp range powerstack. thanks for the video
When does this come out???
I took apart the battery that came with my Amazon Denali Weedwhacker. 18650/2000 Highstar, are those any good?
@torquetestchannel When will we ever see any Panasonic branded impact tool and drivers on the channel?
Hey man, could you make a comparison between the new snap on 3/8s impact stuby vs other brands. I’ve been holding off buying the snap on until I can see some results. My 3/8s stuby Milwaukee needs some extra juice unlike the snap on with 525break away
Can you do the Ryobi compact 1/2"? I don't expect it to be crazy but it'd be nice to see where it stacks up
Could you test out the Ridgid 6ah battery and the new 12 ah battery, it’d be interesting to see how much better the 6ah is vs the 4ah given they are the same size. Also maybe test the Ridgid high torque drill and their new impact driver
Super new to the power tool scene and thought since I’m starting out and have no clue what I’m doing, now is the perfect time to take a chance on Flex since we are both start ups 😂 (yes I now flex has been around via its parent company for over many many years). I only got the Flex compact combo for $199 and decided I will buy as I grow. I also got the Skil circular saw as I wanted to stay within the same family and Flex and Skil are under the same parent company. I have no clue if my buy and choice of brand was a good decision, but I’m ignorant enough in the world of power tools that ignorance will be bliss in my case.
My new year’s resolution was to start building things and stop buying them, like simple bookcases and storage shelves. Let’s see what happens.
I’m sure yall saw but Harbor Freight seems to have released new models of their compact 3/8 and 1/2 Hercules impact wrenches
Any comparison using dewalt power stack 5.0?
have you tested the Seesii 800N.m & 1000N.m 1/2 brushless Impacts yet????
Wow a Thursday video and a prototype?! Noice 😊
Btw I doubt the are going near that 40A, they would risk blowing the fuse. Makita 18v impact drivers also have 40A fuses but don't use near that.
And how shocking, flex tools overheating? They have just tuned them for peak power so they can win power tests like this, but not perform in real world which is a shame. But marketing works I guess...
Gotta start bustin out the m18 Frankenstein
Since IMPACT DRIVER put out more in FORWARD i Wonder if MINI ME sounds like the QUICK EJECT would put out more BEANS in FORWARD
Interesting, only seen those fuses in Hikoki nail guns, not in impacts.
is there a real difference between the black makita and the blue/green makitas?
I need you to try my 3/8th kobalt XTR... All I did is slap the normal kobalt 3/8th hammer assembly onto the 1/4in drive Xtr body. And wtf over its insane but I don't really have anything to compare it too. If interested lmk unless you feel like swapping the hammer over yourself it bolts right on
I wonder if you could improve performance on an impact wrench like this by rigging up some sort of water cooling, to help it dissipate heat faster.
Liquid nitrogen should deliver maximum performance, although the shrapnel from shattering sockets might be a sub-optimal byproduct 🫤
Only use outside in the winter...
Not in any mobile application so it's pointless compared to pneumatic tools which are self-cooling in operation.
A pump, pack and radiator are too bulky and a finned Peltier cooler would be bulky and devour amps. Not everything needs to be electric and people needing what air does buy pneumatics,
I use epicyclic manual torque multipliers, corded, cordless and pneumatic tools as suits the job. (BTW driving pneumatics for short periods off CO2 cylinders works nicely and you can use the same vapor withdrawal CO2 cylinders for wire welding and rapid tire inflation in the field like many off-roaders do.) The solultion is not just more beans but variety of beans.
@@Comm0ut I won't argue with you, there. I wasn't thinking of water cooling to be useful; I just occasionally appreciate horribly over-engineered and impractical "solutions", like that gas-powered milwaukee impact conversion Torque Test Channel did a video on last year. :p
Also, good tip with the CO2 cylinders! It's never crossed my mind to try running pneumatic tools with them, but I suppose that pressure's pressure.
Can you check out the new Milwaukee 2666 impact m18
So dewalt is releasing the new high torque in 3/4” drive?
my Makita XDT13 has a 40 amp automotive fuse inside like that too.
I'd vote for you.
Hey guys, awesome
Could you please test a metabo ltx 1750 3/4 ?
I would love to buy one but i am not shure
Is Milwaukee updating the M12?
Have you considered testing Hart brand impacts?
We have
@@TorqueTestChannel been tempting to pick up 1/2 inch brushless for $148 but seen the videos on the Hercules and they are nice for the price
Which battery platform do you recommend jumping into if starting over?
Depends on the industry
Home owner/wood working & minor vehicle repair (thanks for responding!)@@TorqueTestChannel
@@ma2zak589 probably DeWalt 20v
Thanks so much. I've really been fighting internally for which direction to go. I like the m12 stuff a lot, but the 20v seems much more versatile @@TorqueTestChannel
can you put a link up for the Big 3/8th sockets?
We had them made so we wouldn't have to use an adapter. Around $400/pc
You should make a gasoline version of the alibaba 1 in impact let it eat
When are you testing the “ludicrous 3/4” that you slipped in there
Why did you use a smaller socket on the flex?
Only used the smaller socket on the 3/8", because 3/8" takes a different socket. The 1/2" we also tested, and that used the same socket
Hey Torque Daddy!
There is a bunch of Milwaukee tool packages being offered at home depot. Maybe you can shed some light on what is a good deal or not? Not just with the red army but different brands.
In short, what is the best package being offered for black friday deals.
Isn't that fuse 40a@12v? If 24v then can I assume it downs it to a comparable 20a rating?
Fuses operate only on current, as they rely on wire resistance to melt the fuse wire.
Can you do the Masterforce High Torque from Menards? The kit is $300 and it claims 1,200ft-lbs of nut-busting torque. Masterforce is made by the same company as Flex.
Do you guys have a column for perceived cost per volt? I'm curious if that is something to consider. 40v does X work, 24v does X work, 18v does X work. Compare to see cost per watt of power. So 24v does 200 ft/bls, 18v does 180 ft/bls. So per price of watt the at is more cost effective? As everything is getting pushed to electric, I expect costs to go up on electric bills and with all the brown and black outs going around.
volts doesnt = watts though
Yup, I'm just asking if there is a way to calculate cost. If i do same X work, what does it cost to use a 24v vs. 18v. Does the battery drain the same? Time in application? Just wondering if minds smarter than mine could have that out there somewhere.@@TorqueTestChannel
Ah they sell FLEx here as well (Greece Europe) however the PLA is red instead of black. It looks like MAKTEC.. but the prices are FESTOOL...
We're the flex batteries brand new while the other 2 brands were older batteries?
Negative. All same age
Can anyone tell me if Flex are sold under any different names? For example Rigid tools are sold here in Australia as AEG. If anyone could tell me that would be great as one of these would be perfect for me being a diy'er
Closest you'll get in the DIY range then is the cordless Kobalt tools. They're also made by Chervon, which makes Flex and eGO tools. The Kobalt tools are actually pretty decent for the price.
I'd like to politely request about a 10 to 15 minute video which nothing but impact driver or even impact wrench asmr.
Yellow is still on top baby #1 , but I do like Flex and I wish them well ..... 👍🖖
Considering how often they overheat and how hard they're pushed, I wondering if those Flex tools really last. At least I can count on my DeWalt and Milwaukee tools being reliable. Usually. This and that fuse inside is why I stay away from Flex.
While I don't disagree, I'd rather have a burnt out fuse than melted wiring or a burnt out motor.
@@lr0dy Realistically, the fuse is a prototype thing and won't be there in the final product.
@@Haloruler64 Then, realistically, the fuse inside is a very stupid reason to avoid Flex tools. The other reasons are valid.
got my ugga dugga fix
Overkill is underrated
Where did he get the prototype?
Thoughts on IR’s New W8000 series? When can we see one on the channel?!
I only know of this one: ruclips.net/video/wAwt5h3KjOk/видео.html
What's W8000?
@@TorqueTestChannel replies keep vanishing… are these being deleted?
W8000 series are IR’s New cordless 3/4” & 1” pistol impacts, shown at SEMA and they also dropped a new 2236 with a DXS (quick change drive system) - so would be interested to see how they rank and if the drive change will risk power loss!
wait wait wait, what's this 3/4-in DeWalt ??
These are not the droids you're looking for
The 961 with a 3/4" anvil perhaps? :)
I have no idea what you guys are talking about, anyways.... :P
There’s the 3/4” that we’ve been waiting for. Finally! Friday’s episode?!
@@ndoc8889 Havent even tested yet