Matco's New Compact Impact vs M12 & DeWalt Xtreme
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- Опубликовано: 9 июл 2024
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Today we check out Matco's latest cordless stubby impact the MCL1614SIW, it's rated for a lot of beans so we put it up against is closest in size competition, the M12 2554-20 Milwaukee 3/8" impact wrench.
Torque of TTC is working in product development for Astro Tools who also make impact wrenches (air). TTC is not the only testing out there, always consider multiple sources when looking at a tool!
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Every week, often before the video comes out, we update rankings found here: etsy.me/3G8j3QK Both the impacts shown today are super versatile useful tools. This size range opens a lot of doors on stuff you might have done by hand before. When one of these is in a roll cart next to where you're working, they get a lot of spill over usage you might not normally reach for an impacts to do!
Torque, who started TTC, is working in product development for Astro Tools (who also make impacts, but not cordless). Always consider multiple sources when looking at a tool!
We would like to know (by we I mean I, and probably some others) how goes the new gig over there at Astro Tools, Mr. Torque?
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I probably comment this on every other video but I am just so impressed with the growth of this channel and I absolutely love it. Never have I liked, shared, commented, and watched so much advertisements as I do for TTC!! I LOVE IT!! Congrats guys!!!
Agree, but when I comment to this reply I can't just mention project farm.
These 2 are basically the best tool testing channels that I know of.
TTC is great, kudo's to them.
Project farm is a bit more variable in his testing, and by God I love the way he tests tools.
@@BinneReitsma I actually haven't seen any Project Farm videos until 2 minutes ago after I read you reply. Definitely good information to be had over on that channel but I work as mechanic by trade and TTC videos are more focused on tools I use every day. Also, I find this testing to be more scientific in nature. I know TTC wouldn't agree with me using the word scientific but it's a more standardized method of testing if that makes sense.
Either way, I will be checking out some more Project Farm videos so thanks for bringing that up!
@@BinneReitsma another to look at with varied and reasonably well-controlled testing is Toolbox Buzz head to head series
If anyone is reading this the Matco 3/8 stubby impact kit (the gun, 2 batteries, charger and carry case) is only sale only in orange for $142.50. Usually they’re $560
I'm here for it. Being a member of the Red Army, I'm always looking to have my confirmation bias massaged 😏
Haha! I find myself rolling my eyes at some of the comments we get when its clear people are defending their money spent. Then I go enjoy content for my other hobbies and find myself doing the exact same thing as you guys! You pretty much have to own ALL of the brands and models before it all disappears and now we honestly couldn't care less who is on top. We're just curious at this point.
@@TorqueTestChannel honestly, I don't particularly care. I know that one brand can't possibly be the best at anything. Milwaukee is a good brand and it makes me the monies. But yeah, the dyed yellow, red, bright green (Ryobi 🤢) guys get pretty militant when they're defending their tools and it's freaking hilarious. Like.. dude. Buying into a battery platform isn't a personality.
so hilti
Lol same here!
I’ve gone green, used to be blue 30 years ago
The m12 3/8 stubby is probably one of my most-used tools. love that thing.
Can it break lug nuts?
@@TheRickestRick33 my 3/8 m12 will do Toyota lug nuts with no hesitation, never tried it on a truck though.
@@michaelchristopher8266used a M12 impact driver on a Ram 2500 lug nuts for fun. Took about 15 seconds to slowly break it loose.
M12 Milwaukee tools are tough even if not meant for the job. Im sure the impact wrenches would break it. If a driver that is not meant to break bolts can do it im sure a smaller impact wrench could.
Thank you TTC and CP, I've been really curious about this comparison 👊
This is my new favorite channel. I don’t know how I could get bored watching this stuff.
It's surprising to see all these stubby impacts so close to each other on the dyno. I have been converted in the last 6 months to a DeWalt fan. The 12v 3/8" and 1/2" are loosening fasteners my Milwaukees haven't been able to bust loosen ever since they were new. Great videos. Look forward to more.
Thanks for the work put in..👍
I've been super happy with my Matco 3/8 cordless. Glad to see it's up to snuff
Finally!!! Ive been waiting for the matco stubby review
Excellent performance out of all of these 3/8" impacts. Since I already have some M12 tools, I won't be buying a new battery platform, but will probably pick up this impact soon. As a auto DIY and doing tasks around the house, I find myself grabbing my 12v tools a lot more often and this would be a great accessory for that.
Just replaced my old m18 impact for the 2554-20 and I'm blown away by the power in such a small and comfortable package! Whata bad ass big - little tool
These little 3/8 guns are all impressive and capable of doing jobs they are not designed for. I think it really comes down to what platform someone uses, their power tool needs and their budget. The main thing the Milwaukee and Dewalt have going for them is a very diverse list of power tools that use the same battery.
I love my M12 3/8 stubby and adapted it to a 1-1/8" socket and removed the lugs off my dually. That is well above its class and was jaw dropping amazing! But the new tools show that Milwaukee has been sleeping on its lead! Ahem Milwaukee
CP - great channel, great guy, great dog (Henry)!
Despite the m12 not beating the dewalt, I still prefer it. M12 has a much larger variety of GOOD tools. Also, i haven’t run into any jobs where the m12 couldn’t do the job for my home garage.
Agreed
I love my m12 stubby and when Milwaukee finally start putting out their gen 3 impacts you watch how fast they climb back up to the top of the charts lol that being said any of the tools in the top 10 on this channel will do the job more than adequately and if it’s in the top 5 we’ll it’s gonna pass with flying colors
Nice but… who asked?
@@dragonsharker4793 team mustard all day
@@dragonsharker4793 dang, who shit in your Cheerios this morning
I have both m12 and matco 3/8 I believe if matco would make a 6.0 battery it could stay at it's full power and make that kinda number all day instead of dropping after a few bolts are taken off. I would recommend either one tho been wanting to see this comparison for a long time. let's see matcos 20v 3/8 against m18 3/8 mid torque
Great stuff. Much appreciated!
Matco also makes a 1/2 inch version of there stubby impact, would be surprised to see what types of beans it can bring. Always great vids TTC keep up the good work.
Everybody at my shop is running Matco cordless tools. They've never had any issues out of them. The Snap On electrics some have had, well.... let's just say they don't have them anymore. Helps too that we have a great Matco guy and he passes along any good deals he gets.
The Orange Matco 16v is on sale right now for $142. Get it before someone at matco realizes they messed up(it’s the whole kit, battery, tool and charger)
I got 2 👍🏻☝🏻😂 someone posted it on Fb
Absolutely love your curves! What have we learned? For a newbie it is now feasible to start with an all 3/8 setup with plenty of torque on hand in ever more compact form. Being cost conscious, one wants compatibillity.
The only RUclips channel I have told another grown man to watch industrial mechanic/electrician, agricultural mechanic and automotive mechanic here
While comparing impact wrench sizes, a wrench fainted and hit the floor in the background.. Another great comparison video.
One thing to note is the 3/8 version M12 stubby is 4.8 inches in length vs 4.9 for the half inch anvil version. That smaller anvil trims a little length. And beefs up that ftlbs/inch number
Keep up the good work guys!
Yay for macko, they’re all good wrenches
I have that Matco gun and I use it for everything. great lug nut buster, and anything else.
The Matco seems ideal for someone who uses it all day. The narrower front width would make a difference in tight spots, compared to my stubby.
Hey bud I love your testing! But as a scientist I would like to make a suggestion to calculate how much work each tool is doing.
1. Take area under the curve for each tool
2. Subtract the AUC for each tool! This will give you the actual work done per second by each tool. The AUC is quite different for the tools.
3. This will tell us that besides looking at peak power some tools will lose bolts quicker!
I know we're not scientists, but area under the curve for a non function (like not just F of X) custom data set is pretty dang tricky. Can't just plug it into something, appears to be requiring a model/software. We have the average power ranking now that follows this main rank chart and is average torque per second that balances this pretty well though. And is more relatable because it's in ft-lbs and not an area measurement that would be hard for the average person to normalize to any personal experience.
@@TorqueTestChannel no worries! I might be able to write a script / function for you guys to do this task automatically. Does your team use excel / Python or any other software for creating graphs?
Thanks for responding ! Appreciate the work you guys do.
@@harisjaved1379 Yes, over 2,000 test rows of data spit out into excel. But the median runs you see here are about 650 of that, can be extracted from excel/spreadsheet into the software we use to make the graphs. The interval is always taken at 1 second, so using our graph/curve wouldn't be that important as long as you have the raw data/per second import + some smoothing I guess.
@@TorqueTestChannel perfect! Can I contact you guys from your TTC merchandise website or an email address so I can look at sample data and create a script on it?
Thanks
@@harisjaved1379 You can email us at TorqueTestChannel@gmail.com No promises we'll use the new data instead, keeping stuff relatable might be more paramount over exactness and we're not in a laboratory after all.
Baby impacts!
Guys, go check out CP, he is knowledgeable about many of the main tool brands. Even if you don't buy the more expensive brands, you will be surprised at what he knows about other lesser-known tool brands as well! 🐺🔧
I have the 20v MAC 3/8” impact that I have completely abused and loved for years, and I have the m12 I gotta say the m12 is much more handy and light for all all day use even if the battery doesn’t last as long.
Hey TTC can you start doing some 3/4 drive stuff? I would enjoy watching that!
Proving yet again tools from the tool truck aren't any better than store bought tools, all the tool trucks only charge more for the convenience of them bringing it to you.
Niceee!! Look at Matco trying to make a comeback 😉
Only thing is The Torque Test Channel I really feel like the tests would be more accurate comparatively if we could always use the same mAh on each contender. (Outside of the matco this time bc it doesn’t have other battery) Otherwise you kill the tests my brother!
*MATCO* is awesome in their cordless tools. Also Dewalt is excellent.
I am really happy to have seen this episode today. I just started working as a trailer mechanic and only have a flex high torque and a craftsman impact driver. This would be a perfect in between tool as I often find myself reverting to hand tools because the high torque is too big and the impact driver is too small and breaks socket adapters.
Not sure what kind of trailers you put together and fix ect, but i've put together a good bit of new trailers, and my 3/8 m12 Milwaukee stubby has plenty of beans for all of the rollers, bunk bolts, lugs (just need the right sockets), and everything else. Even lasts a good while with nyloc nuts which it runs down decent. Reccomend it. Not sure about how its gonna work with real stubborn nuts and bolts, but i've also got the mid torque 1/2 which covers 90% or more of all i ever need with automotive small engine trailers ect.
Do you have impact rated adapters
They're hard to find but get the makita gold wobble adapters, not only go you get the benefit of the wobble, but they're super strong. If your local home depot doesnt carry them any more amazon does
Well this certainly explains why my M12 3/8 has removed and installed bolts with ease that I could barely move with an 18" bar. 😂 Glad to see people in other tool systems have even better options
It's funny watching my stubby 12v take off lug nuts that other older 18v full size models can't.
@@jake-mv5oi We've got an older snap-on 1/2 inch and the batteries are TIRED, it still hits pretty hard for the first 3 blows, after that she's done for, can't even break loose all the lugs on a UTV before it's out of juice. People, including myself, can't believe how much power this little guy has.
@@curbo34 I have a co worker and he used his MONSTER lithium or whatever old snap on gun, and it would just CHUG along even on Atv lugs...like torqued to 50 ft lbs or less. I get out my 3/8 it zips them right off, axle nuts? i think it would, my mid torque definitely, his MONSTER snap on? Yeah that's junk. Granted its old and im sure wore, but they're not a power house even brand new.
@Bailey Hatfield Snap-on's electric power tool offerings, from what I've learned from this channel and its comments, are Taco-Bell-Mild weak sauce.
"WHOOOO!!!! HELLO GUYS, CP THE TOOL ADDICT!"
I can honestly say my Matco stubby 3/8 is a beast
Do your girlfriend agree?
@@Mr_Wh1 your wife said she prefers
@@crazysvt03 Nah man, she is all about that 1/2 inch.
if its a beast, then they all are. it clearly doesnt out perform anything enough to be considered a beast
@@Darkcruzer23 The man are just expressing happiness over what he got. No need to be like that. :P
What is more impressive to me is the fact that people me included are watching (with good numbers) a guy with a bunch of cordless tools hammer on the same bolt in every video.
I prefer the Snap-on brushless 3/8. Used to be a massive Milwaukee fan but the mag bases and toggle switch on the Snap On make it my go to. If I need torque I just grab my m18 mid torque. There are very few jobs the m12 stubby comes out
I have all Snap-on cordless brushless. The 1/2 is stronger then any air impacted in the shop...
@@homesteadhaven2010 i have all snap-on tools for my daily at work , been buying snap-on from 89, but not the cordless , i do have the 1/2 drive 1000$ monster . Just dont want to tell anyone no to borrow the compacts. They are expensive ,look awesome ,wish i had them. Would loose my mind if a buddy shoved the batt in wrong and broke it.
I own quite a bit of M12 stuff and everyone always talking about the batteries falling out ...I still have yet to see this and I use them every day
I absolutely love your channel! I'm hoping you get a chance to test the Snap-On Brute CTR768 Electric Ratchet. I love mine, rips nylocks off and doesn't even flinch.
Loan us one! :p
Great video! The dcf923 is a really good combination with the power stack battery. Quite compact but extremely powerful
Yes, not sure it gets better in cordless right now than that in this category
@@TorqueTestChannel I didn't see the DCF923 on this list. It advertises even higher torque than the -921, so I'm curious to see where it falls.
@@l00nybin 923 is just the 3/8" anvil version of 921. Both are rated 300/450
@@TorqueTestChannel ah. I must have been thinking the -923 vs the -913. I'm not in DeWalt's 20V line (just the 12V dcf901), so I'm trying to figure out which direction to go.
@@l00nybin The 901 is great, i still use it.
I liked the m12 stubby enough when i chiped a tooth on a gear and sent in for warranty I bought a second
Do longer drill bits deliver less torque? I’ve seen extremely long bits on SDS rotary hammers and I wonder if you are loosing impact/rotational force by through that length.
With the graph that keeps on climbing late on, you need to do a comparison of what's under the front cover and compare with a few others.
I have the new-ish same generation I think FULL size 3/8ths impact from matco. Got it about a year ago. I used to daily it for tire rotations when my matco stubby pneumatic went out.. suddenly one day my electric matco couldn’t take off small sedan lug nuts. So not even sure how much power it makes now
I think if you pinch the battery tabs when installing m12 batteries it might help keep them from wearing out. Yeah, it's a pain, but less so than batteries falling out.
You should try the Canadian tire brand maximum mid and high torque cordless impacts.
Wait have done the newer matco 20v live yet I heard it has a great run time and a lot of power for the size
I wanted to buy one although was waiting for a sale,
And now I'm not in the wrench turning business anymore
My 12 3/8 has been lacking power lately that I have noticed and have been considering replacing it with a matco or Snap-on
We have all 3 at our shop and I LOVE my Matco. I can say personally, the Matco is by far tougher and much better warranty. The Milwaukee is half it's age and the front bearing is already going out without a repairman in sight
Milwaukee's warranty is top notch too. I got a battery replaced in about a week and a half. Don't go to repair centers. Send it directly to them. Go to their website and submit a claim. I printed out a shipping label from their website and dropped it off at the dollar general behind my house and FedEx picked it up.
@@jake-mv5oi it's not mine..... Lol another tech's
@@jake-mv5oi not to mention, Matco comes to me within 2 hours of having an issue with any of my tools, pretty much no questions asked. He'll either swap it, fix it, or have a loaner.
@@itsthedanyole Can't beat that. You got a good truck guy.
@@jake-mv5oi yup, really lucked out there. Our local snap on guy sucks, pretty bad. Doesn't even show up half the time.
Got my M12 3/8 for £80 ($100) as a new bare tool pretty recently so not feeling too hard done by if the Matco and Dewalt make slightly more power. Awesome tool to use and Milwaukee has a great M12 range overall but good to see some competition.
could y'all test an einhell/ozito brushless impact wrench? they're super cheap here down under and I'm wondering if there's a reason for that.
Nice video, just a heads up that 3000mAh Vs 2000mAh 18650s will almost always perform worse, unless there's a substantial price or age gap between the cells. Optimizing for power output hurts capacity, and vice versa
Battery capacity is usually _inverse_ of max amperage on a per-cell basis. AH is a _capacity_ rating, not a current rating.
That said, quite a few battery cells are getting up there in both capacity and current ratings. Though the general rule of more capacity (per cell) means lower max current (per cell) is still true.
That's true, good point
@@TorqueTestChannel sounds like a "For Science" episode is in order...
The DeWalt Atomic has become my driveway favorite 👍
What is the Dewalt Atomic 3/8 or 1/2 ?
@@mt1885 you can get it in both sizes DCF921 1/2 or DCF923 3/8
@@mt1885 in my experience personally it seems as though the 3/8 DCF923 has more power
@@iwillbnnedafterispeakwhy6498 I think I will get that one got the 1/2 Dewalt moving over to them for my impacts. thanks!
hey can you test the brand " Einhell "? i wanted to buy an electric ratchet and an inpact wrench bc i already have batteries for them.
I still don’t know whether to get the 3/8” and 1/2” stubby
Hey any chance you can do an air vs electric 3/4" shootout?
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Wow DeWalt is seriously striking back these days. I can't get into the 12V line because of the bulky battery design though, and I will stick to M12 for compact tools. I am still loving my 921 though! Definitely my new favorite tool.
P.S. No interest in the Matco due to price and battery. At least it actually performa and isn't insanely priced like some tool truck brand cordless.
@@802Garage yea stay away from the Matco couple of techs at the dealership I work at are dealing with battery issues and the tool trucks guy response is " have you tried cycling them?" Which they have and in turn he says "well let's just give it some time and go from there" that was 3 months ago
@@thatoneguythatwasntlikewow5167 Matco is just a rebrander in general. I wouldn't buy anything from them.
I miss the bosch 12v brushless, too big?
Still love my stubby M12
You should test the matco mcl2038hiw 3/8 impact
I just wanted to thank you for everything your channel does! I’m one month into my first job as an auto tech and you have already saved me so much headache when buying tools. Knowing what is going to work well before I buy it means that my I only need to buy once and forget about it, and when you have to buy everything to get started, it means the world to me. Subbed and sharing to all my friends, keep it up!
Wow, thank you!
It would have been a lot cooler if the dog WAS that guy's Matco dealer.
Wait did you swap the 1/2 anvil onto a 3/8 Milwaukee? I can't remember
the need to make one with a head as small as the milwaukee right angle impact
Watching this I learned my battery has a LED battery check.
As Johnny Carson said more than once "I did not know that".
That Matco seems solid just looking at the tool by itself but when you compare these as tools within their respective platforms the Matco’s desirability quickly diminishes.
Matco tools are made by Techway Industrial Co., Ltd
Can you test the snap on ct8810 vs ct8815
is the IR 2115TIMAX on the horizon? Also, IR dropped the 2146MAX. It's in 3/4" drive but looks to be around the same footprint as the 2235TIMAX but rated at 2000 FT/lbs!
I enjoy your videos but they haven't really told me anything other than the most expensive usually has the most grunt. What I need to know is how much grunt I actually NEED to be able to undo the tightest/seized bolt I am likely to encounter while working on my car at home. Like hub nuts and suspension bolts. Do I really NEED to pay extra for a Milwaukee? Or am I paying for power I'll never need.
Test the Aircat 1058 vxl compare to the older Nitrocat.
How wide are these units?
Can you test something from Shinano? Their tools are made in Japan, and seem like good quality. I have the stubby half inch and it has been pretty good.
Please compare the 1/2" to the 3/8" because I have both and I never use the 3/8" because it is nothing in comparison.
I'm a professional tool user and have destroyed a milwaukee 5amp battery and a 3/8 stubby within a year of use. Got both back within a week with no fuss and at no cost to myself. Compare that with messing around with a tool truck and there's a clear win for me. Not sure how Dewalt warranty works. I can keep destroying my mileauke tools and they'll keep sending me new ones. It's nice
What about that powerstack though?
YES!!!! Finally!!!! My “Grab My Strong Arm” Stub (If you know, you know) makes his debut!! I only realized this lil fart hasn’t been tested, in 3/8ths, on TTC about a month ago. I was surprised and have been VERY interested in knowing if the same wizardry happens when taking on its 1/2 bro as with mid torques. I’m strapped in, got my doc, my new curved monitor and hitting play now. Ahhhh, yes, I’m home boys, lay it on me!!
*Post game*
Alright! I’m an even happier owner of the 3/8ths Strong Arm! And Matco, I’m impressed! Not enough to dive into the Matco line up. Not yet atleast 😉
Thank you boys. 🍻
i need that 20v dewalt in my life.....
Nice
Great video idea: Hey so I've been binge watching your channel for a week or so now since I've been needing a new cordless impact (decided on the 2962-20) and I saw how you tested the IR impact socket that increases torque and the video showing how the impacts actually work and it got me thinking: What if you used a Tungsten anvil or Tungsten part that strikes the anvil? It's more mass (or so I think) so I'm thinking it would have to improve the torque specs. Granted I would assume there's a reason that people aren't already doing that but I can't see why not
Tungsten is so hard it can shatter from dropping it :(
@@TorqueTestChannel Hmmm... Maybe an alloy would work? I should've remembered it was brittle but there's gotta be an alloy of it that would at least be strong enough considering Tungsten carbide at least is used in some saw blades and drill bits and I think even some rock/hammer drill bits so it would have to handle some kind of impact. But then the question is the cost of it and if the weight of the alloy would be enough to have a negligible effect.
Steel alloys all weigh roughly the same. Hard elements like lead gold and uranium are quite soft. Depleted uranium though..... :p
@@TorqueTestChannel lmao now you gotta rob a nuclear reactor and do it😂
It might not be as powerful, but I don't lose any sleep carrying around my little black makita impact
What is more impressive to me is the fact that people me included are watching (with good numbers) a guy with a bunch of cordless tools hammer on the same bolt in every video. I would greatly appreciate someone saving me time and just telling me
Which gun to buy please
I have the m12 3/8stubby and it has good power, is small enough, runs bolts on good, takes off a good bit, its a small gun, don't expect miracles, but you also might be suprised. If you need a small gun like this, its a good buy. If you need more? Well i have a m18 1/2 mid torque and it does 90% of all my work. Good in my opinion
I wanna see some handheld stand alone hydraulic tools come on the market.. like the fluid, the motor and all built in the tool. Figure itd be pretty beefy if worked.. imagine a cordless that makes over 10k ft lbs .. lol.. the ultimate lug nut fuckelator.
Like this
m.ruclips.net/video/hsl5mbTQrPk/видео.html
Why does the Milwaukee sound like an air gun at 3:47?
Battery Question... A while back I bought the Milwaukee M12 3/8 stubby (2554-20) in this video. I have only used the small 1.5AH batteries on it. It is rated and SUPPOSED to deliver 250Ft lbs. but I don't think it comes anywhere near it. So I was gonna add something bigger to my collection, was researching, but then saw this video and figured out that I MAY simply need to run a bigger AH battery on the stubby to get max Ft lbs. out of it. I THINK I know the answer to this, but don't want to assume I do. So asking, will it deliver more Ft Lbs. with a 6AH battery???
Absolutely !! You get full power starting at the 4.0 battery and extended run time with the 6.0 battery.
I did the same thing. Then I bought the 4.0 battery and never looked back. Trust !!
You should test Snap-On new brushless 14.4v 3/8
We did!
I’ll take the m12 still. To me the warranty is above all. The performance is still great. Plus the m12 platform is more versatile.
And someone on youtube told be that the m12 1/2" and m12 3/8" would have that exact same numbers on one of your videos. I guess when you actually use these tools you can tell when they are different.
Any word on the DCF900 yet? I desperately need to retire my earthquake, I feel naked without a properly working high torque and don’t want to pick up a new battery platform.
The rumor is June, we'll see
That Matco gun gets stronger as you use it.
looks like the sp tools one
The real surprise to me lately is how these new Dewalts are doing. Are you guys about to make me buy a whole new freaking platform, and batteries now??? I seriously just bought 2 new M-18 batteries for my 1/2".
Also.... have y'all tested the Strap-On 3/8" yet? I've just.... ummm..... acquired one of them. You know... brand new. Like it must have just fallen off the tool truck, and landed in my box. At least that's what I'm gonna tell my wife if she finds out.😁 It seems to do better than the old snappy 3/8.
Under the ever-so-fun 'For Science' category, will drill/drivers make their appearance?
great work love the vids, what happened to you taking a job and this channel going on the back burner?
Torque did take the job, he just also works to make these videos too. A lot
@@TorqueTestChannel ah makes sense, keep up the good work 👍