Well shucks, if I had known you wanted a hockey puck I would have thrown a couple in the package! :) For those wondering, I found this one new in packaging on Facebook Marketplace earlier this year. The other one that went to TTC I bought new ~15 years ago that sat unused in a box in my basement for the entire time. I keep an eye out for them but they don't come up for sale very often. Awesome test though, still surprised just how many beans it delivers!
I wish I bought one when CT was clearing them out, just for the novelty factor. Now I wonder if a drywall gun has the power to drive one of these, over 3k RPM should produce some nice torque.
Mastercraft is the Canadian Tire in-house store brand. Nicknamed "Mastercrap" because the tools are largely homeowner-grade, and we Canadians are an odd bunch that make nicknames for everything. AvE usually puts on a Canadian slang and nickname masterclass.
The "best" part is they weren't that bad say 10 years ago but quality continues to decline, now they don't even offer lifetime warranty on hand tools anymore, which was standard across the line.
Glad to see you referencing the torque test channel. They're amazing. And always love it when creators don't try and pretend like they're the first and only one to do something. Very much enjoyed your implementation of this review as well (I will continue to watch you, torque test channel, And project farm Even if you all review the same thing it's really fun to see the different review styles)
@@SomeGuysGarage I'm really glad you did. It was really fun to watch Both of their reviews and it has introduced me to you and I am happily subscribed now.
There's no patent, so I actually worked with a factory with prototyping a beefier version with stiffer spring settings. They're like well this needs to be made out of all steel now, not plastic. And I'm like yes, agreed. Sounds good. But it's going to weight a lot, I'm like who cares. So prototyped, lotta heavy forces on the anvil drive inside. Looks like it needs a brass bushing to ride on. Yes!. Looks like it needs a heavier hammer to pair with he new spring. Yes! Feature creeped the whole damn thing into a $80-90 tool. These things are sweet, but really attractive to someone who doesnt want to buy an impact. So needs to be like $30-40 IMO. I doubt if Mastercraft was selling this current version today it would be.
@@SomeGuysGarage Only have the non bushing one and already cut it in half to examine the wear markings after we tested it so hard it started smoking. But it was making more than some high torques
The best part about Mastercraft tools is that most come with lifetime or many years warranty, and are WAY cheaper then big name brands. I use a 5 inch grinder everyday and been buying mastercraft ones now since they are cheap 99 bucks and have a 3 year warranty...although had the same one for over 4 years now still hasnt died. Had a ratchet break, took it in got a brand new one free no questions asked.
I didn't expect this thing to actually work all that well...I'm surprised. The thing that would be great about this, is the fact that you just have to keep a cordless drill and this in your vehicle...that way you have two tools in one. I already keep a drill in my truck, but I don't really have the room to keep my 1/2" impact in there too...this thing doesn't take up near as much space as an impact wrench.
Lessons learned. Use the right tool for the job. That, or use a straw, glue, a nut cut in half and welded to a thin pipe and wrap with wire with bolts in wood.
I just love how the community seems to work together. Especially the car guys. I know if I ever find somethign rare or unique I will send to a youtuber like yourself to do some videos on it, no strings attached. I love for a community I can be part of also. Once i buy a new house I have a ton of projects to film. I am hoping to be able to do giveaways, NOT RAFFLES. I like the idea of giving back to the community. I also plan on building my shop, hopefully, with 100% products purchased from sponsors of my favorite youtubers.
Factory installed smoke! 🙃 Years ago back when full service gas stations existed some schmuck rolled in with his old hoopty smoking like crazy making all kind of knocking noises. He was in a panic needing some kind of help. The mechanic on duty checked the oil and told him he needed oil. What came out of the schmuck's mouth is still astonishing to this day. "NO! They seal the oil in at the factory!" He jumped back in the car and drove off taking the factory smoke with him.. 😉
That's actually a pretty cool idea for home use. I have similar lugs on my F250 and I always put a drop of oil between the washer and nut when I put them back on.
to be honest i ddnt know you are not supposed to put oil on the threads. Why is that? I live in a high corrosion area so i always put rescue steel or copper coat on them, never had an issue.
@imallowedmyopinionok2354 I'm not an expert, so take this for what it's worth. When you put a lubricant on the threads it changes how they torque down. I believe you end up going over the torque spec even if you use a torque wrench. Maybe someone smarter can clarify if I'm wrong.
“Hey there, bud! Your video on that tool is an absolute beauty, eh? It’s like a double-double of knowledge, and you’re more skilled than a hockey player stickhandling through the defense, eh! Keep up the great work, and you’ll be as iconic as a Timbit at a Tim Hortons, ya know!” 🇨🇦👍
It’d be kind of fun to put that on another impact driver and watch the impact hammers Duke it out until they’re both exhausted, lol. I assume that’s what might happen, anyway.
My Pop's has that same smoky dewalt. It's given the smoke a few times but still gets used when things get too dirty/nasty for the fancy brushless atomic he has now. I swear it gets more smoke sitting on the healing bench
Battery drills have such a short life. Though i don't use it everyday, I have a drill from the 70s, but it's corded. Still works as well as the day it was bought by my father. Describing 10 year old tools as very old is just weird to me. My expectations of buying things are not that you get a new one every 5 years, especially something I don't use all that often. I want something that will last many decades. I have all kinds of tools going back to the 30s and 40s. But they are mostly hand tools that were taken care of. High quality tools are just stupidly expensive and the old stuff, even off brand was made better than standard home-gamer tools made today. I just replaced a hand mixer from the 50s. Was my regular everyday hand mixer (kitchen, not some kind of tool) since the early 90s. I'm still looking for a toaster from the 40s or 50s. But I'm looking for a specific model. I've been through 4 modern toasters in the last 10 years. Like tools, your options are junk or super expensive and with options you don't want like a touchscreen and needing a phone app (yes, they really do exist).
It’s “old” because cordless technology has surpassed it with modern “brushless” models. [In addition to being more reliable without brushes that wear and eventually need replacement] They are more efficient with battery life and often more powerful than corded versions of the same tool. It’s considered a rip off for premium brands to continue selling brushed cordless tools since there is still a small premium for the brand despite knowingly selling an inferior/obsolete tool.
I know exactly what you mean with toasters. I had an old one that served me very well for years that finally gave up the goat so I bought a new one, that wasn't dirt cheap but it's broke within a couple of years. I did a bit of research to see if I can find a company that still makes "proper" toasters (that you can get spares for) and aren't designed to be landfill after 2 years. I'm in the UK and the only company I could find that still makes toasters within the UK was Dualit (although some of their cheaper range is apparently now manufactured overseas. Their cheapest UK made one starts at £169.99 which don't get me wrong is quite a lot of money...but I'm starting to see value in things that won't end up in landfill within 2 to 5 years, so I'm saving up for one. Hopefully you can find something suitable in the area where you are :)
I feel the same way. Cordless tools have an (unwritten) expiry date. The batteries don't last forever and they're not going to make them forever. I've been working my current job for 14 years and I'm on my 4th complete set of cordless tools (drill, impact, jigsaw, grinder and more). Mainly because the batteries went to shit and they didn't make them anymore. When I needed a jigsaw for personal use I bought a decent plug-in Bosch, hopefully it'll last my lifetime, but I doubt it.
@@jcxtra I have one of those Sunbeam “Automatic Beyond Belief!” “Radiant Control” toasters that were first made in the ‘40s. ;) I had to update the electrical cord for safety and I sometimes have to turn it upside-down to reset the mechanism that automatically lowers the toast but it still works great! They made them for several decades so mine is probably one of the ‘70s variants that lacks the line art designs of the earlier Art Deco variants.
@@NovaNinja_ I used to feel the same way before brushless tech became the norm. Batteries I can deal with. It’s replacing the brushes on discontinued models only to end up with an inferior tool that I can’t deal with.
I have a 1950s Craftsman reversible speed reducer and screwdriver. It's for screwing but not bustin nuts. 😅 It's from a time when not all the electric drills were reversible. The manual says it multiplies the "power" 6-7x, so it's 6:1. It also has the sliding reverse gear so your non-reversable drill can unscrew a screw. American syrup is "maple flavored" corn syrup. I've had real maple syrup and I didn't like it. I mixed it with a bottle of maple corn syrup to make it tolerable.
@@FunkFPV wow! Maybe it's a particular spec for your truck or upfit. My 550 specifies 165 or so. But again man, love your style and content! Keep up the great work. "Raaaaate your hack... " cracks me up every time.
I would say that that the little impact adapter would perform far better with a drill that has a cord on it, but I suppose if one is in the middle of nowhere, a cordless is what you have.
Lol the good ol' crappy tire brand. I live in Kingston Ontario we have 3 Canadian Tire. You can buy 3 sets of MasterCraft for the price of one Snap On, and they come with a lifetime warranty on everything.
Just for fun we should put one of that thing on another and use some heavy proper impact drill and see what will happen... Triple impact drill inception!
All my tools minus a few various I got from lawn sales are master craft. When I break them and they will break I take them back to Canadian tire with or without (mostly without) a receipt and get a brand new tool for free.
I have something that looks very similar to that but it's a little bit different and it has a 3/8 drive on it. It's bigger on one side and where the drive is it's a little bit thinner almost like a cone shaped tool.
Like me when I was 19 and put anti seize on my brake caliper bolt threads. After a month driving around noticed a weird noise. Looked inside at the caliper and a bolt was missing :P Learn something everyday 😅
I know exactly where that bottle of syrup came from. I live very close to the Brubacher's, they make great syrup. If you want more I can send you some, that bottle is only $5.50 up here.
I remember those from back in the day but I feel like the drills of the era were not powerful enough have to remember back then as well air impacts where the go to
@6:40 Funk attempts to put the smoke back in! Lol , they should have sent you a mastercraft drill, it would have burned up just looking a those lug nuts.
The Milwaukee was turning the nut before switching to Low. Probably would’ve had it off with the same number of additional hits it got in Low. DeWALT guy here, BTW.
In theory and for shits and gigs how much power think you might get if you used an impact on it might turn 1/4" impact into a1/2" impact...just to find out.
As far as pancake syrup goes, homemade stuff is miles better than anything you can buy (aside from real maple syrup of course) and it is dead simple. Combine equal parts brown sugar, white sugar, and water into a saucepan (or Pyrex measuring cup for microwaving) add a big pinch of salt, heat and simmer until sugar is dissolved. Kill the heat, add vanilla extract to taste and however much butter you like for butter flavored syrup, or leave the butter out if you don’t want butter flavored. I’d say use it fast since it has few preservatives (aside from sugar and salt) but you’ll use it so fast you shouldn’t have to worry about it spoiling
Mastercraft got the name from rebranding Chinese Crap. They still do, but they get it from much better factories now. On the other hand, I have a 20yr old tool set from them that I got for 60% off at the time, in good shape, that's only missing the 10mm sockets.
How come you didn’t try the drills on low speed first to increase higher torque ratings before throwing those hammers in Mach 2? I don’t think they have a chance now since they smoked.. brushed drills I smoked soon died but they definitely lost power after first signs of smoking.. 20v Milwaukee drill next on low on first go round?
Why I prefer Milwaukee tools for mechanics work and Dewalt tools for house repairs. Milwaukee tools have more torque in a smaller package. While Dewalts have better direct power but can also handle quite a bit of abuse. Although I would have to say I do have a dewalt torque driver (the big yellow torque driver 1/2 inch drive) which is great at removing lug nuts when changing tires.
Well shucks, if I had known you wanted a hockey puck I would have thrown a couple in the package! :)
For those wondering, I found this one new in packaging on Facebook Marketplace earlier this year. The other one that went to TTC I bought new ~15 years ago that sat unused in a box in my basement for the entire time. I keep an eye out for them but they don't come up for sale very often.
Awesome test though, still surprised just how many beans it delivers!
Thanks again bud 😎👍🏻
We all have a hockey puck somewhere
I wish I bought one when CT was clearing them out, just for the novelty factor.
Now I wonder if a drywall gun has the power to drive one of these, over 3k RPM should produce some nice torque.
@@taylorbertrim7625 I'm not even Canadian, nor have I ever played hockey, but I have several pucks.
“Good this is these old dewalts they put a lot of smoke in em at the factory, so you can let a bit out of them”😂😂😂😂😂 greatest line ever lol
😁👍🏻
Mastercraft is the Canadian Tire in-house store brand.
Nicknamed "Mastercrap" because the tools are largely homeowner-grade, and we Canadians are an odd bunch that make nicknames for everything.
AvE usually puts on a Canadian slang and nickname masterclass.
At least in the East Coast, or where I'm from in PEI, we'll call Canadian Tire "Crappy Tire" as well. Crappy Tire selling MasterCrap
@@alexgallant2379 NS here, can confirm
Between AvE and Letterkenny, I feel I could walk right into Canada and only need to learn their kind of French.
The "best" part is they weren't that bad say 10 years ago but quality continues to decline, now they don't even offer lifetime warranty on hand tools anymore, which was standard across the line.
@@greentjmtl The Maximum line is still lifetime warranty
And it makes your drill look like it has an oil filter silencer on it haha
LoL 😝👍🏻
Expect the ATF to come knocikin'...
Glad to see you referencing the torque test channel. They're amazing. And always love it when creators don't try and pretend like they're the first and only one to do something. Very much enjoyed your implementation of this review as well (I will continue to watch you, torque test channel, And project farm Even if you all review the same thing it's really fun to see the different review styles)
TTC and FunkFPV are both standup guys, I sent them both these adapters because it's awesome to see their different perspectives :)
@@SomeGuysGarage I'm really glad you did. It was really fun to watch Both of their reviews and it has introduced me to you and I am happily subscribed now.
@@ChristopherKlepelglad to hear it :) Thanks!
Love ourselves some FunkFPV. Need more people tellin it like it is
There's no patent, so I actually worked with a factory with prototyping a beefier version with stiffer spring settings. They're like well this needs to be made out of all steel now, not plastic. And I'm like yes, agreed. Sounds good. But it's going to weight a lot, I'm like who cares. So prototyped, lotta heavy forces on the anvil drive inside. Looks like it needs a brass bushing to ride on. Yes!. Looks like it needs a heavier hammer to pair with he new spring. Yes!
Feature creeped the whole damn thing into a $80-90 tool. These things are sweet, but really attractive to someone who doesnt want to buy an impact. So needs to be like $30-40 IMO. I doubt if Mastercraft was selling this current version today it would be.
Ok...let's be honest here, everyone wants to see this monster, even if just a prototype that's never sold, this needs to happen at least once :D
@@SomeGuysGarage Only have the non bushing one and already cut it in half to examine the wear markings after we tested it so hard it started smoking. But it was making more than some high torques
@@TorqueTestChannel woah woah, I can only get so excited here lol
I agree on the price point. Much more than that and people will just buy a Amazon impact. 👍🏻
And all you guys are great! Love watching all of your videos! Funny and entertaining at the same time
The best part about Mastercraft tools is that most come with lifetime or many years warranty, and are WAY cheaper then big name brands. I use a 5 inch grinder everyday and been buying mastercraft ones now since they are cheap 99 bucks and have a 3 year warranty...although had the same one for over 4 years now still hasnt died. Had a ratchet break, took it in got a brand new one free no questions asked.
"the factory puts a lot of smoke in the DeWalt 3/8" brushed drill, you can let a little out and be ok" I paraphrased it but it made me chuckle
I didn't expect this thing to actually work all that well...I'm surprised.
The thing that would be great about this, is the fact that you just have to keep a cordless drill and this in your vehicle...that way you have two tools in one. I already keep a drill in my truck, but I don't really have the room to keep my 1/2" impact in there too...this thing doesn't take up near as much space as an impact wrench.
As a Canadian I never expected you to review a Mastercraft tool, it fucking great though🇨🇦 . Keep doing what you're doing brother.
Lessons learned. Use the right tool for the job. That, or use a straw, glue, a nut cut in half and welded to a thin pipe and wrap with wire with bolts in wood.
But no shoes! Never wear shoes!
@@madtabby66 I knew I forgot something. Lol
I just love how the community seems to work together. Especially the car guys. I know if I ever find somethign rare or unique I will send to a youtuber like yourself to do some videos on it, no strings attached. I love for a community I can be part of also. Once i buy a new house I have a ton of projects to film. I am hoping to be able to do giveaways, NOT RAFFLES. I like the idea of giving back to the community. I also plan on building my shop, hopefully, with 100% products purchased from sponsors of my favorite youtubers.
Just be careful with giveaways on RUclips. I’d like to do them myself but scammers start trolling your comments.
Love that syrup bottle. Got to be the most perfect Jim Beam or Jack Daniels decanter ever made.
Factory installed smoke! 🙃 Years ago back when full service gas stations existed some schmuck rolled in with his old hoopty smoking like crazy making all kind of knocking noises. He was in a panic needing some kind of help. The mechanic on duty checked the oil and told him he needed oil. What came out of the schmuck's mouth is still astonishing to this day. "NO! They seal the oil in at the factory!" He jumped back in the car and drove off taking the factory smoke with him.. 😉
That's actually a pretty cool idea for home use. I have similar lugs on my F250 and I always put a drop of oil between the washer and nut when I put them back on.
to be honest i ddnt know you are not supposed to put oil on the threads. Why is that? I live in a high corrosion area so i always put rescue steel or copper coat on them, never had an issue.
@imallowedmyopinionok2354 I'm not an expert, so take this for what it's worth. When you put a lubricant on the threads it changes how they torque down. I believe you end up going over the torque spec even if you use a torque wrench. Maybe someone smarter can clarify if I'm wrong.
Yeah ok that makes sense.
@@chrisjones6002 I think you're right about that, but I'm not an expert either.
“They put a lot of smoke in them from the factory”
Fuckin love that statement
“Hey there, bud! Your video on that tool is an absolute beauty, eh? It’s like a double-double of knowledge, and you’re more skilled than a hockey player stickhandling through the defense, eh! Keep up the great work, and you’ll be as iconic as a Timbit at a Tim Hortons, ya know!” 🇨🇦👍
I’ve got a Tim Hortons opening soon up the street from my shop. Can’t wait to try them out 😜👍🏻
I have one of those. They're meant for old plug-into-the-wall 3/8” drills. Rated max. is 250 ft-lbs IIRC.
Mastercraft used to be a brand commonly sold by Canadian Tire when I was a kid. We used to call that place “crappy tire.” Lol!
Got the same DCF899 XR impact and a DCD998 XR PowerDetect hammer drill so I’m ready to replicate this. :)
It’d be kind of fun to put that on another impact driver and watch the impact hammers Duke it out until they’re both exhausted, lol. I assume that’s what might happen, anyway.
Keep it up love your channel
My Pop's has that same smoky dewalt. It's given the smoke a few times but still gets used when things get too dirty/nasty for the fancy brushless atomic he has now. I swear it gets more smoke sitting on the healing bench
Good video. Look at it this way, 15 years ago, that little can would have out performed any cordless impact out there.
Battery drills have such a short life. Though i don't use it everyday, I have a drill from the 70s, but it's corded. Still works as well as the day it was bought by my father. Describing 10 year old tools as very old is just weird to me.
My expectations of buying things are not that you get a new one every 5 years, especially something I don't use all that often. I want something that will last many decades. I have all kinds of tools going back to the 30s and 40s. But they are mostly hand tools that were taken care of. High quality tools are just stupidly expensive and the old stuff, even off brand was made better than standard home-gamer tools made today. I just replaced a hand mixer from the 50s. Was my regular everyday hand mixer (kitchen, not some kind of tool) since the early 90s. I'm still looking for a toaster from the 40s or 50s. But I'm looking for a specific model. I've been through 4 modern toasters in the last 10 years. Like tools, your options are junk or super expensive and with options you don't want like a touchscreen and needing a phone app (yes, they really do exist).
It’s “old” because cordless technology has surpassed it with modern “brushless” models. [In addition to being more reliable without brushes that wear and eventually need replacement] They are more efficient with battery life and often more powerful than corded versions of the same tool. It’s considered a rip off for premium brands to continue selling brushed cordless tools since there is still a small premium for the brand despite knowingly selling an inferior/obsolete tool.
I know exactly what you mean with toasters. I had an old one that served me very well for years that finally gave up the goat so I bought a new one, that wasn't dirt cheap but it's broke within a couple of years. I did a bit of research to see if I can find a company that still makes "proper" toasters (that you can get spares for) and aren't designed to be landfill after 2 years. I'm in the UK and the only company I could find that still makes toasters within the UK was Dualit (although some of their cheaper range is apparently now manufactured overseas. Their cheapest UK made one starts at £169.99 which don't get me wrong is quite a lot of money...but I'm starting to see value in things that won't end up in landfill within 2 to 5 years, so I'm saving up for one. Hopefully you can find something suitable in the area where you are :)
I feel the same way. Cordless tools have an (unwritten) expiry date. The batteries don't last forever and they're not going to make them forever. I've been working my current job for 14 years and I'm on my 4th complete set of cordless tools (drill, impact, jigsaw, grinder and more). Mainly because the batteries went to shit and they didn't make them anymore. When I needed a jigsaw for personal use I bought a decent plug-in Bosch, hopefully it'll last my lifetime, but I doubt it.
@@jcxtra I have one of those Sunbeam “Automatic Beyond Belief!” “Radiant Control” toasters that were first made in the ‘40s. ;) I had to update the electrical cord for safety and I sometimes have to turn it upside-down to reset the mechanism that automatically lowers the toast but it still works great! They made them for several decades so mine is probably one of the ‘70s variants that lacks the line art designs of the earlier Art Deco variants.
@@NovaNinja_ I used to feel the same way before brushless tech became the norm. Batteries I can deal with. It’s replacing the brushes on discontinued models only to end up with an inferior tool that I can’t deal with.
I have a 1950s Craftsman reversible speed reducer and screwdriver. It's for screwing but not bustin nuts. 😅
It's from a time when not all the electric drills were reversible. The manual says it multiplies the "power" 6-7x, so it's 6:1. It also has the sliding reverse gear so your non-reversable drill can unscrew a screw.
American syrup is "maple flavored" corn syrup. I've had real maple syrup and I didn't like it. I mixed it with a bottle of maple corn syrup to make it tolerable.
The term MasterCrap likely originated from where they were sold in Canada - Crappy Tire (known as Canadian Tire).
I believe 500ft-lbs on those lugs is a bit high. Love your channel!
That’s what the book says 🤷🏻♂️
@@FunkFPV wow! Maybe it's a particular spec for your truck or upfit. My 550 specifies 165 or so.
But again man, love your style and content! Keep up the great work.
"Raaaaate your hack... " cracks me up every time.
I still have one of those impact adapters. Only ever used it once.
I would say that that the little impact adapter would perform far better with a drill that has a cord on it, but I suppose if one is in the middle of nowhere, a cordless is what you have.
I like real world scenarios like this. Thanks for a fun video! I wish mine were as well done and edited.
Keep at it. It takes a while to find your style. I was doing drone videos for years before anyone watched my stuff. 👍🏻
@@FunkFPV Thanks a lot for the encouragement. It means a lot!
@@JoeTheDIYI went over and subscribed
@@mattberg6816 Thank you! Suggestions are welcome.
As a Canadian i give this Video the Red Green Show approval, Quando Omni Flunkus Moritati
Pretty darn cool. Never seen one before
thanks for the testing and the comedy.
I owned one of those! It lasted years! But I only took off my tyres like 5 times with it... then it cracked
And look up Dragonfire Group Holdings Ltd. in China, they have several styles of those things
Lol the good ol' crappy tire brand. I live in Kingston Ontario we have 3 Canadian Tire.
You can buy 3 sets of MasterCraft for the price of one Snap On, and they come with a lifetime warranty on everything.
"Oh hey, yeah, aboot that 'er umm maple syrup, that was actually a little light weight gear oil for to lube the impact thingamajig. Sorry aboot that!"
Just for fun we should put one of that thing on another and use some heavy proper impact drill and see what will happen... Triple impact drill inception!
I did impact squared in my vid lol
My DCD999 Hammer drill has a motor larger than the old mid torque DCF894 I have. A new drill would definitely step it up a lot!
Had 2 of those brushed dewalts. Neither lasted more than a medium job before crapping out. Brushless dewalt so much better.
I know the feeling I can never go back to the cheap syrup.
It sucks because it cost so much more, but there is no going back.
Def can't let to much engineer smoke out. Can't put it back in in the field. Has to go back to the factory for that. Lol I love that line.
Strap that bad boy to a big old SDS Rotary Drill or one of those old corded monsters that weigh like 15lbs 😂
Mastercrap is actually pretty good. They used to have a better warranty, but i still go back to the well... As a Canadian...
Maximum is still a decent buy on sale, but Mastercraft itself has moved down market to take the place of what was Jobmate.
All my tools minus a few various I got from lawn sales are master craft. When I break them and they will break I take them back to Canadian tire with or without (mostly without) a receipt and get a brand new tool for free.
6:28 : I spy some smoke!
You can still buy something similar in the uk .. it's called a norbar ht4 torque multiplier ..❤😂
Expensive
I think it was the Ford Triton 5.4l 2 valve & 3 valve sparkplugs that earned them their name 😅.
I have something that looks very similar to that but it's a little bit different and it has a 3/8 drive on it. It's bigger on one side and where the drive is it's a little bit thinner almost like a cone shaped tool.
Like me when I was 19 and put anti seize on my brake caliper bolt threads. After a month driving around noticed a weird noise. Looked inside at the caliper and a bolt was missing :P Learn something everyday 😅
Ya real maple syrup is no comparison
I didn't even know I was raised on corn syrup!
I imagine the mechanism used in high speed intermittent hitting eggbeater style impacts would work better on drills.
I love watching funk bussin' nuts on camera..
😎🤘🏻
Very novel but I’m sure it will help for an occasional person doing something around the house or whatever.
Great video
That sucks they don't make them anymore. Would be a handy tool to have.
I know exactly where that bottle of syrup came from.
I live very close to the Brubacher's, they make great syrup.
If you want more I can send you some, that bottle is only $5.50 up here.
Not quite the same place, but close by :) either way, we have a lot of great sugar bushes out this way.
@@SomeGuysGarage Did you get it at St. Jacob's?
@@Leatherman154they're from Wagler Maple Products
@@SomeGuysGarage They must use the same label and bottles.
I'm a St. Agatha guy myself.
@@Leatherman154 yup, quite a few maple syrup places around here use them!
Not tool related but I’ll be funny for you to review the crazy guy who cooks in the hotel bathroom 😂
I live in Canada and saw this in value village of all places a while ago and didn't know what it was. I regret not buying it
Fun video! Loved it.
I need one of those to troll my red army friends in my air drill🤣🤣🤣🤣
I once broke a company 4:1 multiplier. Destroyed the planetary gears. They replaced it with an 18:1.
Honey kick rocks the goat of RUclips posted.
The Vermont Maple Syrup is pretty good too. Merica
I remember those from back in the day but I feel like the drills of the era were not powerful enough have to remember back then as well air impacts where the go to
Just got funsy made me smile so much
“Ah excuse sir.. But why do de call you booger?….
I da know”
: Dudley Dawson, Revenge of the Nerds
Master craft you must have got that from Canada lol.
Mastercrap is the store brand for Crappy Tire
Well gosh darn......fellow material handler mechanic here.....ise needs me 1 uv dese....
👍 There You Go!
This tool would be good to see work on slomotion.
could be handy for someone who has brushless drill and dont have much use for impact other than on rare occasions
@6:40 Funk attempts to put the smoke back in! Lol , they should have sent you a mastercraft drill, it would have burned up just looking a those lug nuts.
LoL 😝
Real syrup….. oh yeah
The Mastercraft loosened it for the all in one impact!
WAIT! Put the mastercraft ON the impact! You get all the impacts for all the gains!
That's exactly what I did in my vid lol
I hope you remembered to tighten your lug nut back up
Use the grinder with a reverse thread nut and bolt and watch the parts fly
The Milwaukee was turning the nut before switching to Low. Probably would’ve had it off with the same number of additional hits it got in Low. DeWALT guy here, BTW.
I could feel it was barely snapping the hammer. It sounded like it was doing more work than it actually was 😜
I have a Mastercraft 7 drawer trolley and a snap on trolley, the Mastercraft isnt half bad
In theory and for shits and gigs how much power think you might get if you used an impact on it might turn 1/4" impact into a1/2" impact...just to find out.
Can you do a long form welding video
Hey funk, have you ever thought about making a discord for all the subs?
Bro that thang looks like a fuel filter
Haha It does 😜
MasterCraft isn't bad, but it's never amazing. If i hadn't bought Ryobi last year, i would be considering MasteeCraft Pwr Pod tools.
As far as pancake syrup goes, homemade stuff is miles better than anything you can buy (aside from real maple syrup of course) and it is dead simple.
Combine equal parts brown sugar, white sugar, and water into a saucepan (or Pyrex measuring cup for microwaving) add a big pinch of salt, heat and simmer until sugar is dissolved. Kill the heat, add vanilla extract to taste and however much butter you like for butter flavored syrup, or leave the butter out if you don’t want butter flavored. I’d say use it fast since it has few preservatives (aside from sugar and salt) but you’ll use it so fast you shouldn’t have to worry about it spoiling
i imagine they stop making them because they had so many Mastercraft burned out drills returned umder warranty 😁🇨🇦
Haha maybe 😜
Get a DCD999 and run it on speed 3
I tried fake maple syrup for the first time when we had kids. It's total garbage.
Mastercraft got the name from rebranding Chinese Crap. They still do, but they get it from much better factories now. On the other hand, I have a 20yr old tool set from them that I got for 60% off at the time, in good shape, that's only missing the 10mm sockets.
Somewhere there is a dragon sleeping on his hoard of 10mm’s
Not a fair test, you should have a SDS Max with an adapter to test.
I want to see a 1/2 stud drill hooked to it
Put it in Hole Hawg
How come you didn’t try the drills on low speed first to increase higher torque ratings before throwing those hammers in Mach 2? I don’t think they have a chance now since they smoked.. brushed drills I smoked soon died but they definitely lost power after first signs of smoking.. 20v Milwaukee drill next on low on first go round?
The RPMs are as important as the torque. I felt like the little DeWalt gave all she’s got.
Why I prefer Milwaukee tools for mechanics work and Dewalt tools for house repairs. Milwaukee tools have more torque in a smaller package. While Dewalts have better direct power but can also handle quite a bit of abuse. Although I would have to say I do have a dewalt torque driver (the big yellow torque driver 1/2 inch drive) which is great at removing lug nuts when changing tires.
Lol why did you not use low speed?
Hook it to your impact
Im pretty sure its illegal to smuggle Crappy Tire brand Mastercrap to the US, eh.
Sir, that is a food topping, not a beverage.
Anything is a beverage if you put enough whiskey in it 😜
Interesting