I don't know why this video ended up in my feed or what this video was in response to, given 5/8 recent videos I see are impacts not drills. I looked in the video immediately prior and there's no such comments. A response video to an unknown video recommended to me about use of the torque clutch on a drill?
O, shit. We are learning. What exactly lol? Can you read the box? There are all torque properties printed with breakdown rpm, torque etc. just show people what you’ve built, so we see who is giving advice.
This wasn’t a review or demo of the drill. It was just in response to people saying when you drive a lag you put it in screw mode with the clutch settings but that’s wrong…numbers that companies claim on the back of these boxes are majorly inflated a lot of the time, so we check them to see how they actually perform🤷♂️
@@Kaleb_RoSs man, it’s really not that important for trades. Most of the tools on the market are the same across the board. Screwing big ass lag bolts is not the thing people really do. It’s more like comfort that is important, power is sufficient even in 12v or 18v for say 99% of the jobs. If you need more power, you just rent crazy corded big ass drill for masonry. That’s how I see it. Light, comply drill that you can hold over your head to send 1-2 inch screws is more than I need. Say, we don’t have brick out here, it’s all wood and drywall. It’s all comes down to personal preference, price and availability. I even carry 2 1.5A batteries. They are light and work like a really long time. You just swap if one dies.
@@yasha4929 yea I can’t say you’re wrong, I get most of my work done with 12v tools all day and take out the 18v only when I need to. Most of these videos I’m making are really just for fun, product reviews as a hobby I guess🤷♂️ I want to transition my channel to doing builds and projects eventually.
Awesome brother 😎
Lmfao 🤣🤣🤣 there too many basement warriors 😭
Welcome to the club
Keyboard warriors, easy to comment on someone else’s video but they got no balls to make any themselves. Keep doin you man you’re doin great 👍🏼
good job!
Flex is the sh.. best runtime on market and like the vids your not a fraud like some keep it up brotha
Really appreciate that! Thank you for watching.
I don't know why this video ended up in my feed or what this video was in response to, given 5/8 recent videos I see are impacts not drills. I looked in the video immediately prior and there's no such comments. A response video to an unknown video recommended to me about use of the torque clutch on a drill?
It was in response to comments on one of my Short videos. Where I broke a Milwaukee drill.
Oh sweetheart you are so handsome and smart! 😊 you do you boo boo.
Nothing new here
O, shit. We are learning. What exactly lol? Can you read the box? There are all torque properties printed with breakdown rpm, torque etc. just show people what you’ve built, so we see who is giving advice.
This wasn’t a review or demo of the drill. It was just in response to people saying when you drive a lag you put it in screw mode with the clutch settings but that’s wrong…numbers that companies claim on the back of these boxes are majorly inflated a lot of the time, so we check them to see how they actually perform🤷♂️
@@Kaleb_RoSs man, it’s really not that important for trades. Most of the tools on the market are the same across the board. Screwing big ass lag bolts is not the thing people really do. It’s more like comfort that is important, power is sufficient even in 12v or 18v for say 99% of the jobs. If you need more power, you just rent crazy corded big ass drill for masonry. That’s how I see it. Light, comply drill that you can hold over your head to send 1-2 inch screws is more than I need. Say, we don’t have brick out here, it’s all wood and drywall. It’s all comes down to personal preference, price and availability. I even carry 2 1.5A batteries. They are light and work like a really long time. You just swap if one dies.
@@yasha4929 yea I can’t say you’re wrong, I get most of my work done with 12v tools all day and take out the 18v only when I need to. Most of these videos I’m making are really just for fun, product reviews as a hobby I guess🤷♂️ I want to transition my channel to doing builds and projects eventually.