Makita DTW1002 - 1000Nm of torque TESTING Ep 2 Ft. TG Sam v2
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- Hot off the press - Tool Girl Sam called in to give me a hand in the workshop today - she really enjoys these 'testing' type videos & was really keen to find out the results.
Following on from Episode One released earlier today, with a few modifications the test rig was all sorted for a 2nd attempt at testing the Makita DTW1002's output - will it achieve the claimed 1000Nm of torque?
Only one way to find out....
Andy Mechanic
Please note: this video has replaced the previous version recently uploaded due to a sound glitch during the scales picture in picture sequence - this has now been rectified, please accept my sincere apologies for any inconvenience caused. Andy
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I used ruclips.net/user/postUgkx4ynqaujg7rZKFapA8s29kTpRszJGa3-K this for the first time today to replace the front wheel bearing on my rwd 98 dodge dakota. This had absolutely no issue removing or reinstalling the lug nuts and it took off the axle nut without any struggle. Sounds like it's got some muscle to it. Time will tell
This video is exactly why I finally pulled the trigger on the big Makita. What a beast! Thanks for producing such a great video!
Just picked one up and love it! Blast off Lug nuts like they were finger tightened by a three year old! LOL.
Used it on a truck job straight away and the time saved was worth every penny!
Awesome to have Sam back; my favorite tool girl.
I have this same impact gun glad to see it performed well the cordless stuff has come a long ways!
I work with powertools from Hitachi/Hikoki but this Makita DTW1002 impressed me!
Awesome to see Sam back!!! Interesting video too I really did find this good I've often wondered if their claims was true
Makita are certainly a good brand, but not in everyones budget.
Do they have any tests to backup their claim?
I have found the Maketa impacts to be far closer to the rated torque than most competitors.
I’d suggest the test rig was flexing giving the drop in kg’s. Should’ve welded in some gussets or triangulate the frame for future use.
Just to add to my previous lost comments. We also employ a hydraulic testbed used when the calibration of a piece of equipment is questioned due to user abuse, damaged, or rebuilding. This inhouse testing saves a lot of unnecessary product repairs. Simply, the testbed allows coupling of equipment via a multiple of attachments, ie: square, round, hexagon drives, directly to a infinitely variable hydraulic resistance coupling. The hydraulic resistance can than be set via computer, to recognise a huge variety of ISO scales. I've personally tested my geared airdriven torque wrench up to 3500 Nm on this testbed to stall.👍👍
Wow! That's an amazing piece of kit and a powerful windy gun!
Thanks for the feedback as always. Cheers Andy
Now that's a real tool to have! Hope they're on sale now...
Very interesting video, thanks Andy 👍👍👍. Welcome back to Tool Girl Sam too. What an amazing rattle gun eh. I think those little drops in the weight measurement were just movement in the rig, obviously I guess as the nut didn't move.
I think you’ll find the Makita DTW1002 wrench, has 1050nm of fastening torque,
But also has 1600nm of nut busting torque
Dont know if you guys gives a damn but if you are stoned like me atm then you can watch pretty much all the new movies and series on InstaFlixxer. Have been binge watching with my brother lately =)
@Alec Gerardo Yea, been using instaflixxer for months myself :)
Well it wasn't too big of a deal in the duplexed audio but I appreciate the correction and the fact that Sam is back 👍
Cheers Frank....it started to bug the hell out of me & it was an easy fix. Cheers for the support. Andy
Thank you for showing your video without editing.
I uses the ATG Gold 15K (modified from IR W7150).
Will switch over to Mikata dues to high prices of ATG & IR stools.
Both batteries are priced about the same.
My little daughter likes to help me around working so I won't break my nails.
Again, well done both of you.
All my cordless tools are IR. I have a couple of the 12v and several of the 20v line. I have yet to find any other brand to beat them. I would like to have the new 1/2" 20v impact. I think it's the W7152? 2,040 Nm of 1500 FT-LB breakaway torque.
God Sam looks good in those glasses, forgotten about the tool test.
Hats off to Teng Tools because that socket spanked that fastener.
It sure did....an awesome test for the quality of their sockets :-)
A weighted socket on an impact gun increases torque output. Ingersoll rand actually produces sockets with extra weight for stubborn fasteners like axle nuts and harmonic balancer bolts.
Really? That just doesn't tally when I'm using the air impact, I have definitely noticed a reduction in output with larger sockets or adapters.
Am very interested in hearing more about this. Do you have a link to the manufacturers Web site explaining this?
Cheers Andy
They're very popular among the honda community because those harmonic balancer bolts either fall off, or never want to come off. Look up Ingersoll Rand "power socket."
Cheers....I will. Thanks Andy
it doesnt increase the torque output it just ensure more of it delivered to the bolt or nut. if your impact is only absolutely capable of putting out 1000nm on the drive, with a normal socket maybe it will deliver 90% of that, the heavy socket will bring it up to maybe 97%(these are not accurate percentages they are just to make a point)
Yes, seems counter-intuitive, but it really works. There is a video on here somewhere where a guy welds extra weight on the socket and it consistently and repeatedly removes fasteners that a lighter socket won't budge.
I'm a makita owner, love 'em. But, and I say a little but, thanks for doing all this, but dam Andy, ya bloody slow in proving a point, If it wasn't for your pretty side kick, I wouldn't have watches the second video you did, hee hehe, Thanks anyway for all your time and effort in showing that Makita Tools are the way to go.
It really is great to see Sam back again, it's been far too long.
It certainly has and I'll make sure I schedule another filming day in the next 4 weeks :-)
Sound is much better now.
Many thanks :-)
Interesting video, and it's good to see Sam again... Nice TG.... LOL
I can't wait for my video
Makita should be giving you a bonus. Really impressed. Always like Makita. Wish I hadn`t gone with Milwaukee stuff. Still have both but Milwaukee batteries suck as do the knock offs. Sam`s looking good!
Cheers Greg, yeah, I am a bit of a Makita fan. Used there gear for a long time now without any real issues other that batteries failing....but they were around 10 years old!
Thanks for the comment. Cheers Andy
My Makita battery number 2 finally failed. It’s at least 10 years old or better. The drill and charger still works. Now my Milwaukee tools I’ve owned 5 tools and three have been bad out of the box. I’m not impressed with the quality at all. I’m going back to Makita or maybe Rigid.
Got one of these a few weeks back just a body only as i have 4 cordless makita lxt power tools with various battery capacities its an absolute beast of a impact wrench.
Sure is :-)
Ratchet straps under tension!
Push handle, pull the pins on the ratchet, let handle go back and relocate ratchet pins, repeat until tension is gone
Thank you have a nice day
on the last pull with the rig I could swear the nut started to yield
So glad sam is back she's the best
Youre tightening the bolt with the measuring rig
Correct
Very good alltogether !
I don' know why i only came across your channel tonight Andy but i guess better late than never. ☺
So rounding up, great job, excelent characters both of you.
The first video of your i watched was the previous one, on the hub nut.
P.S.: I think the second impact sochet was welded some few millimeters further out, so your actual torque reading might be a bit higher if you recalculate after measuring actual applied force length again. 😉
Not that the small difference would actual matter ☺ , your point was clear !
Take care all !
Thanks George...I'll check the measurements again. Many thanks Andy
Makita DTW1002 18V Brushless Impact Wrench With 2 x 5Ah Batteries, Charger, Case & Inlay
by Makita
£475.99 in UK
Yeah.....that's probably about the same here in NZ with the exchange rate as it is.
Cheers Andy
Im going makita, hear it lasts longer, less problems than Milwaukee 👍 i LIED- i got a too good to pass up deal on MILWAUKEE- i do know they are BEASTS! Careful coz the 2767 will break bolts off!
All my Makita kit has been very good. Not cheap but not super expensive
I bought a Makita angle grinder when I was 18, and used it extensively through my fabrication career, as you can imagine. I'm 50 now and it's still going strong. Had about 6 changes of brushes in that that time, and that's it as replacement parts go.
Same with a De Walt. Bought a corded drill when I was 23, and still great.
Both battered as hell, but you definitely get what you pay for.
I just bought one, It has a lot of of tork
Using a torque multiplier would have made your test easier and more accurate since you could have used a normal 1/2" calibrated torque wrench for the test.
Agreed but I didn't have a torque multiplier unfortunately...
Cheers for the comment
Andy
@@AndyMechanic They aren't a common tool to have laying around. I've only used one a couple times when I was rebuilding the rear diff of a Jeep Grand Cherokee. The dealership I worked at provided that tool. If you do another tool, maybe the IR W7152 hint hint :) , it would be something to look into getting.
when you tighten the nut, nut and rod gets hot, so they expand. When they cool down, they shrink, so the tension get's even greater. So this is the reason why you can't unscrew the nut with 1200nm of torque. The test would be relavant if the nut stayed cold.
p.s. make shorter videos. you could cut both episodes to 10 minutes.
Many thanks for the info, it's an interesting subject and testing is peppered with pitfalls of one kind or another unfortunately.
With regards the length of the videos. Well, some viewers like to watch the whole thing in detail, especially when it's a test, so they get a good idea of everything that's been done in the setup etc.
If I removed this and just did the test and summary I'm sure I'd be bombarded with questions wanting clarification on various parts of the setup etc - I really don't have much time to answer comments like that.
Anyway, the viewers that want shorter videos can always fast forward to the bits they want to see.
Thanks for your feedback & have a great day. Cheers Andy
what was the first hing I did when i clicked on part 2 simple i clicked on the like button first cause i just Had to watch part 2 thankfully saw both same day one B4 Xmas dinner the other right after great stuff Andy n a Happy new year yo all of you cheers
Great stuff
I'm a girl and garagist (and blond), it's kind of irritating seeing women taking one bolt or posing with gaikovert, pretending they are doing something, because of that, men who are coming in garage are saying "wait...YOU are doing my turbo...eeeer lol ARE U SURE ?!!"or they give me the keys of car and says "when does the garagist comes back?" "Don't break my motor aaa?" "No that's ok, I will wait the boss"
- "boss it's me, but I have a apprentice who's 2 week here if you prefer a Male..."
It's literally everyday and with 9 clients on 10.
What you say is very true. It's great to see my assistants really get stuck in to the job, Holley is a qualified mechanic too & a great learner. All of my female students were really good & listened to the instructions I gave & took it all in.
We cant change the way women are perceive in many a workshop unfortunately, but we can rest assured that if they have made it that far then they must be both resilient & skilled.
Thanks for your feedback.
Cheers Andy
@@AndyMechanic 👍👍👍 thats true ! But if clients are happy with the job they come again and dont have such a fear that the "dumb blond girl" will break their cars 😅
Also if the job is done and they are saying "where's the mister who helped you, I want to pay him a beer" 🙄😅
I have a doubt, in Brazil this impact wrench is sold with the serial number DTW1002, it's the same tool as the XWT08? The specifications appear to be the same.
I think it's the same. DTW1002 (UK) while XWT08 (USA)
@@xxAis18castlexx Thank you very much friend! Greetings from Brazil!
Don’t a lot of these impact wrenches have “burst torque” higher than the continuous rated NM ?
I'm not sure on that Daniel though the way the wrench provides the torque is through momentary hammer action as opposed to a continously increasing torque with a hand held torque wrench.
Thanks for your comment. Cheers Andy
Hello ... Do you over tighten the wheel bolts on this Makita tool .. ?? The smallest step tightens the bolts by 300 nm ... which is quite a lot ... The Milwaukee is better scaled ... There is the smallest step of 130 nm ..
It would, Definitely on a car. I use my 3/8th Makita when refitting wheel nuts then finish with a torque wrench.
The big Makita is just too powerful for most assembly jobs but awed for those tight nuts :-)
Cheers Andy
Amigo donde lo compraste ese modelo d manita p conseguirlo gracias tienda o ferreteria
Your the man.
Wow that's mad
I buy either Makita or Milwaukee both are Quality I have the Milwaukee 1/2 and 3/8 impacts they both have power to snap off bolts air tools are almost a thing of the past great vid kudos
Both are very good brands, my 18v Snap-on is still as good as new though I always use a torquewrench.
Lost count of the times I've seen a fitter snap wheel bolts, exhaust manifold studs, headbolts etc. trying to save time using power tools.
Wow thats impressive im debating if i should get 1/2 or 3/4 impact wrench hard decision as adaptors reduce power any thoughts?? Thanks
It really depends what's the common drive size. If you use 1/2 inch most of the time go for that size anvil.
Cheers Andy
New subscriber here... Hope to see Sam again...
Great...yep...Tool Girl Sam is back in the workshop on Saturday! ;-)
I dont understand the point of this test.Are you measuring the force it takes to loosen the nut? Cause when you connected the rachet strap, everytime you pushed on the rachet,you were turning the nut tighter.So basicly nothing will happen except failure
You are quite correct. To measure how tight the impact wrench has tightened the nut you must tighten it more until it starts to move. There is less 'breakaway' torque required to tighten than loosen - this can 'fudge' the figures somewhat.
I too was under the assumption that you should loosen the nut but after a little research it was clear I had to tighten it further
Hope this helps
Cheers Andy
@@AndyMechanic Why dont you build another rig in reverse and test the difference. Would be interesting to see the difference in torque needed.
Is the bottom of the handle supposed to have a space between it and the battery base. Mine seems to move a little. Not sure if this is normal because the tool is so powerful.
Yes, it's got a vibration damper built in. Seems odd at first but the vibrations are massive on that impact wrench & it'd no doubt damage the power Pack after a while.
Cheers Andy
@@AndyMechanic thanks! I saw online that it had shock absorbers but didnt know it if it should move around that much. Thought for a sec the handle and battery base was coming apart.
Me too! Cheers Andy
Really enjoyed these 2 videos Andy and a great result for the consumer too.
Have you still got the mr2?
Great. Yes, it did involve a little work (and expense too) to build the rig etc but the results were excellent & it seems the Makita is even more powerful than the Manufacturer claims which is often not the case these days.
Yes, the MR2 is sat on the drive. Needs a little bodywork but nothing major then can get a WoF on it. It's up for sale if you are interested?
Cheers Andy
Andy Mechanic
Thanks but I've already got 1. Expensive to ship to Sheffield from NZ too. 🤣
Cool! Thnx 4 ur efforts
Clear confirmation
Ps I can see why it's hard to do ur job
On a different note I can't wait for you to do mods. I have the GM Y32SE currently debating whether to move from the internal Oil cooler which is water cooled to an external air cooled
Pplll
11:20 the lady is standing at a dangerous place
Yes, Tool Girl Sam is a bit of a risk taker that's for sure! Cheers Andy
She is hooot!!!
Broke down twice in 2 years time now. Pretty shitty gearbox. Had to have it replaced both times. Wonder if i have to toss it now when the warrantys have expired.
Would be interesting what the initial torque got to when it first tightened down.
Having to continually beat the living shit out of the nut does seem counter productive.
That's a good point, though for the vast majority of use you wouldn't be tightening bolts to such a high torque & to be fair if I hadn't then we probably wouldn't have given the impact wrench a fair go at achieving the claimed output...
Good point though & appreciate your feedback. Cheers Andy
So were you trying to tighten it more or check the loosening torque?
Nop. I wasn't interested in the loosening torque. If the nut rotated when a known 1000Nm of torque was applied (by the rig) after the Makita had tightened it then in my book that's a fail. Proving that the Makita didn't in fact tighten the nut to the claimed 1000Nm.
This test had nothing to do with the torque required to loosen the nut.
Maybe I should do a 3rd Episode covering this aspect?
Cheers
Andy
Surprised they haven't a visible user settable torque setting - you pay enough and it wouldn't be rocket-science
Now that would be a great addition to this tool....good idea :-)
Perhaps you can use a crayon to mark your lines next go-round... HAHA! But seriously a scribed line in the paint marker or on the steel would be much more telling. Even perhaps an indicator needle added to the rig so you can really get an indication of movement. At these torque values, even the slightest movement can really increase the torque significantly. Great test, great tool, great girl= great video.
Does the number of threads per inch change anything? The previous bolt had more threads per inch.
No I don't think so. Torque applied by the impact wrench should be unaffected by thread pitch. Though I may be wrong....
Cheers Andy
Andy Mechanic the same torque applied to a shallower thread pitch would have more force stretching the bolt, and more clamping force, but the torque is of course going to be the same.
I do not see any real interest on your Channels part from Sam .. Out !
Sam looks really bored... I reckon you owe her a couple of hours of handbag shopping to see how you like it!
Edit... Nice test though, I think I'll buy one of these. You can pick up the tool only and use batteries you already have for about £250 in the UK. It'll be just right for getting rusty bolts off of my Unimog.
Haha! Thanks! Lol
Hello, I have a question if you still recommend this key. greetings
Yes, Definitely :-)
Why i watch these videos is beyond me
Oh, I can think of a couple of reasons.......
N1 using the Makita TD0101F with 90Nm of torque does all the jobs i can throw at it, The 1000Nm one you have must be used for dismantling ships and lorries etc,LOL
Haha! It certainly feels like it when your using it! Lol
You cant do nothing on bmw Crankshaft with 90nm torque
Hi Andy really enjoy watching your videos, Sam is a really bonny lass keep up the great videos 🏎🏎🏍🏍🏍🏍🏍😆😆😆👍👍👍🖒🖒"
Cheers Maico :-)
i will get this, even thoug it been a couple of years.
i have the makita dtw285, can get my tyers off hahahaha
The set up is all wrong!
"Rightey tighty, lefty loosey"
You are tightening the bolt even more with the giant spanner, not loosening it...
Turning CLOCKWISE = TIGHTER, it even shows on the video (going the same way as the impact gun was when thightening).
The pulley has to be on the other side to loosen the bolt.
That's why you stripped the bolt in the first video and why this stronger bolt didn't come loose.
The only real test result was that the impact wrench managed to loosen the nut AFTER it has been tightened to +/-1200Nm with the giant wrench.
So props to Makita, I guess...
You are correct. The rig is set up to tighten the nut further. Please read previous comments to explain further. This is not a mistake.
Thanks Andy
Ooh, I see where you were going with that setup. Yes, that is a perfectly valid way of testing the torque, an unexpected way but valid nontheless.
Seeing the comments, I'm glad I wasn't the only one confused.
Thanks for the clarification and also replying to me
Righty, lighty,.lefty hefty - it works for both ways...
Is this the real Keith lemon?
Lol
Power tools and hot girls combined together. Great channel!
Nice Sam :)
I think the rig was built wrong, you are tightening up the nut, not loosening. Unless it's a left handed thread.
I am tightening the nut and that is the idea. If the nut turns before 1000Nm attained on the rig then the impact wrench has failed to apply the 1000Nm of torque as stated by Makita.
Ok, I thought you needed to loosen it to find out if it hit your goal.
If you put a Twist in your ratchet strap you will get a much better rating more accurate
I just got one is it normal to get hot from the hammer housing.?
Yes if used a lot. Cheers Andy
What better dtw 1001 and dtw1002
loooooooool why are u tightening the bolt with that belt? nobody noticed that? ure sure u loosening?
you bought the wrong model if you want to be using sockets that big DTW1001 is a 3/4 inch sq dr and not a 1/2 inch sq dr. also running that adaptor wont help as you said youll lose torque threw that piece. i know here in the UK you can buy 34mm sockets in 1/2 inch sq dr. Also if you look the 3/4 inch sq dr version (DTW1001) has a Max Tightening Torque of 1050Nm and a Nut Busting Torque of 1700Nm where as the 1/2 inch sq dr version (DTW1002) has a max Max Tightening Torque of 1000Nm and a Nut Busting Torque of 1600Nm. they both do standard bolt M12 to M30 and high strength bolt M10 to M24 . it would have been interesting to see if you did it up with the air powered rattle gun how much if any more the Makita could do it up. its good to see Sam back at last :)
Edit: - if the videos were scripted/planned i dont think they would be half as much fun to watch Andy, so here is to making it up as you go along
Sam... My favourite tool girl!!!!
Hi andy I am looking at buying dtw1002z and now you had it for a while just wondering how it is doing? you still happy with it ?
Hi Ben, yes, I have owned it for a couple of years now & it's been excellent. No problems at all & very capable too. I'm very pleased with my purchase & would certainly recommend it.
Cheers for now. Andy
The torque wars are really getting quite Ridiculous. Who would ever need to torque a bolt to 1000Nm? Bridge builder? High rise steel worker? Maybe..... But they would use a proper 1" drive tool not a 1/2"..... certainly no "Mechanic" working on consumer vehicles needs this amount of torque. I do like the testing procedure though.... Maybe you could give Sams new 3/8's drive a go and see what she can do.
Great idea :-)
I just watched this about an hour ago. I mean, yeah, Sam is definitely worth the gander but why the reupload?
Ah, you took out the audio stream from the GoPro. That was a bit distracting. Although had you panned it left and the camera right it could've been kind of cool.
Ah....because I had an echo during the part where the GoPro was used to record the scale display. Completely my fault as I'd forgotten to delete the sound from that footage. Sorry....
Cheers Andy
Andy, you're a perfectionist ~ people will watch your channel for the good & bad points, come what may.
No worries, I watched it despite the echo... echo... that impact is pretty impressive. I can't get over how expensive they are there.
Yeah....Tools seem to be very expensive here in New Zealand. I'm so grateful that I managed to bring most of my tools over from the UK as I very much doubt I'd have been able to replace them all at NZ prices. Plus having Teng Tools helping out has been awesome.
Thanks for the feedback. Cheers Andy
Love the video! Sam is smokin hot!!
you make a video with silly girls to have your favorite goofy goat
Define silly.....
Is it reverse thread nut,
Adapters and extensions loose torque!!! It's just like flywheel HP vs rear wheel HP...
Exactly. I was concerned that the Makita's maximum torque output would have fallen below the stated 1000Nm but as it turned out it was still well over....amazing piece of kit & hasn't failed to loosen any nut or Bolt yet!
Cheers Andy
Dewalt has one that apparently does 950NM, and should be cheaper. Model is DCF899HN (Not being biased towards anything, just googled about) Btw, what's the point with the girls, other than eye candy? ;-)
Oh....I wanted to include a tribute to Tool Girl Heidi from the US show Home Improvement, it worked great & really enjoy having assistants in the workshop helping :-)
Cheers Andy
Besides Andy' s answer... eye candy is good ! Especialy when followed by good character. 😉
What’s the point of girls?? Dude...
If you use the gun for more than 10secs it's not fair because you can't effectively use the gun like that. You would destroy it for loosening only a few nuts, so a 500$ gun for a 10$ job.
Fair point. However, I was merely proving if the gun can achieve such a torque output. In reality I only really loosen bolts that may be 300 to 400 NM max which it does effortlessly.
Cheers
Andy
Sir I am useble tractor tire bolt
Wasn't that rig tightening the nut???
Yes. That's exactly as intended :-)
Cheers Andy
It dont matter if you tighten it basicly is supposed to be on 1000nm and if it moves before you apply 1000nm of force in to it it proves it wasnt 1000nm no matter if u tighten it or loosen it
Exactly.....thanks for clarifying that. It does seem that most viewers are expecting me to loosen the nut with the rig.
Cheers Andy
At what point does bringing two surfaces together against a physically immovable stop point negate the effects of torque compared to a resistance imposed torque effort? Two perfectly machined surfaces could mate with negligible torque. Two lips meeting would stop with no torque. Trying to 'further torque is surely a measure of how much effort to distort the nut/bolt/rig which may have reached its critical mating point way below 1000 and will now resist until deformation occurs at a force not comparable to the lock up force. I'm no physicist, I'm just putting a thought out there for someone waaaaay cleverer than me to put in to perspective with facts for my own advancement of knowledge.
As much as I am enjoying watching this video, I fear this test is again flawed. I’m sure that I read in the specs that this gun tightens to 1000nm of torque 6 seconds after the nut has seated. Surely after all the juice you gave this it wouldn’t give a true reading? A good video all the same and an enjoyable watch. Subscribed and best regards
Было полезно
it is 1000+$ tool for most of countries
It's pretty damn expensive.....but it does do exactly what it's supposed to do....never failed yet.
Cheers Andy
@@AndyMechanic can it be zsed for drilling too into metal,concrete...
No. It's just an impact wrench for nuts & bolts. It won't drill holes.
@@AndyMechanic hmm,do they have something what offer both characteristics
I'm not sure. The characteristics of each are very different.
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Makita are fine tools, SAM IS A VERY VERY BEAUTIFUL WOMAN & NOT SHORT ON ANYTHING AT ALL. ANY DECENT MAN WOULD BE VERY LUCKY TO HAVE HER IN HIS LIFE.
Its Samurday
For your calendar will you audition 7, 12, 52 or hahahaha 365 tool girls?
Love it ...gonna use that next time TG Sam is in the workshop! Cheers Andy
I just bought one and tested it on a M20 10.9 Machine Screw wich i tight down with 600N/M torque and the Makita 1002 couldn`t open the screw not on setting1 not in 2 and not in setting 3 . Then i tryed the torque on setting 3 wich should be 1000N/M fastening torque . I let the Makita run like 10 sec. on the same M20 10.9 Bolt with a 17mm hex nut and then tryed to tight the bolt more down with my torque wrench and this time on 500N/M wrench setting i could turn the bolt a bit more until it clicked on the wrench . I send this shit back again . For me Makita just died as a brand for good tools .
Id like to hire sam, how much does she charge for a 1 hour video?
Thousands! Lol
How do you make that kind of money fixing cars, and what does your wife think about you spending that on sam?
I have the feeling that nice young lady doesn't have a clue and doesn't give a sh.. either lol. Hope her presence got you some additionnal views at least, which I assume is the only goal.
Sam was actually quite ill with the flu that day if I remember. She did pretty well considering. Pleased you enjoyed the video.
Cheers Andy
Well, I guess that's one way to get the local strippers to come home with you. LOL
$6,000,000 Sam!
Sam would get Rodgered 😏😉
You can buy any makita but there is only one king and that is milwaukee,i have makita dtw 1002 and milwaukee eats makita for breakfast.
I have both and they are comparable. Your statement doesn't make any sense.
@@Salty_Legionnaire i am just telling you the facts based on daily maintenance in engine room and i am 15 hrs sometimes more in engine room every single day during my contract since i am chief engineer so for example on booster heater seawater side covef makita can't unfasten and milwaukee do,connection on main boiler of main steam outlet pipe makita can't again milwaukee do,the pipes of oil inlet of hot well rusty bolts milwaukee do,makita can not and one more thing i order for engine room one of the most strongest aku impact driver from aeg and has code aeg 18htf and i can assure you that is even stronger than milwaukee.
As a certified bolt tensioner your setup is just plain wrong.
Your bold is way to short to see results at that short length, as even 0.1 of a degree could be easy 50~100Nm
You need a longer bolt, like minimum 10'' long 1'' L7 studbolt or M24 12.9 bolt or so to see results, as the bold can stretch more then, the longer the better.
It would be like bending a 1/2'' pipe, if you try to bend a 5'' long pipe, you cant bend it, but a 40'' pipe you can easily bend it.