Tekiro JIS 1/4" Hex Hand Impact Driver Review
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- Опубликовано: 21 дек 2018
- www.TeeSpring.com/CatusMaximus Here we are reviewing the Performance Tool PT W2503 packaged Tekiro Japanese industrial standard 6 mm hex hand impact driver and comparing it to the harbor freight unit .
www.TeeSpring.com/CatusMaximus .
For people who wants to buy this specific model, the model numbers are SD-MI1691.
Just bought one today and its surprisingly solid for such a small tool
Thanks your reviews really explains everything in great detail
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Great video! What type/weight hammer do you recommend using with one of these?
Cool, nice to learn about "JIS". Didn't know about it till now. Great Review. Ty.
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Thanks great video and great tool
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great video. i have to get one of those
They really are pretty amazing
Great video and very educational I learned a lot from you thanks again your tool friend Brian Williams Guthrie Oklahoma
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Got mine that has the same look with the groove and everything at autozone in their oemtools brand section. I was using my drill but I prefer slow and steady tbh
I have one too. But I havnt even opened it yet cause I'm having second thoughts about it. Given that its so small I'm afraid it won't hold up to hammering it since I'm going to be doing a lot of brake jobs at the shop I'm at.
Hopefully I can see a year or so of continued use.
WEW... Om bule ngereview TEKIRO!😁
Kek mana om pake tools nya?
What did it say as the country of origin on the back of your package though?
Mine said Taiwan.
I’m just wondering if yours did too
Which one to buy
Went to get one today since I had a 5 dollar coupon fRom O'Reillys. Oddly enough mine is not marked Tekiro but is still the exact one you have.
Interesting it must have been some early stock is why mine was still labeled
You scored because I just bought one and mine is not maked his. I wonder if it actually is
Sweet tools. Handy as heck on motorcycles. Must have.
Yes
This junk tool. I prefer you buy 1/2 inchi chinese impact driver. Tekiro mini impact suitable for electronic screwdriver and small t1its. You will damage this tool faster if you use for open automotive bolt or screw.
I try this tool with 12 oz hammer to open hard screw bike,and This tool get failure axis potition.
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OK then. I hardly ever work on cars if I can help it. Aircraft and motorcycles only for me. In that order.
@@upsidedowndog1256 this not strong tool for motorcycle,trust me. This mini impact have very soft spring,that make impact very small power to screw and bolt.I prefer you buy 1/2 chinese impact.not bad for home equipment. With 1/2 inchi impact driver,you can open 24 mm bolt size. But if you have mini impact,you only can to open mini screw like electronic screw,and other.
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I find it handy as hell on aircraft hardware. I don't do Chinese. My Snap On 1/2" is for the bigger jobs.
Tekiro is a brand from Taiwan which is very popular among Indonesian mechanics
Tekiro brand from Indonesian, not taiwan.. it was made from various country ...
What are the bits for?
How it's I m going to buy tell me ratings
are those "phillips" bits JIS head or phillips head?
No those aren't JIS they didn't have their teeth
Tekiro is number one tools in indonesia. Stanley can't beat tekiro in my country.
You obviously know what you're talking about, but I still don't know how to use the Tekiro W2503 after watching your video twice. Like most instructions that fail, you assume the viewer knows more than he/she does about the subject. This is my first experience with this kind of tool, and I still don't know how to get the bit out of it, or set it for right or left rotation.
This is automaticly change rotation if you rotate this driver. Push your impact driver To wall or whatever you want,with little bit hard to push. And rotate left and right to change movement direction.
Sorry my english very bad. I have this tool,but not for heavy duty impact. I am waste my money.
Just learned through another video on RUclips how to change bits. Still can't figure out how to change direction after a third view of your video. Maybe my tool is defective. Or, I am.
Changing direction on the tool is accomplished by pushing in the spring loaded nose portion and then twisting the body of the tool.
An easier way is a simply insert your bit put the driver into the screw and twist the driver in the direction that you want it to unscrew/screw until it stops, then hold it firmly in that position and then hit with a hammer or mallet.
Becos two type available
This one in budget
One is long and thi one is thick and litlle short