Seem Tim's review on this where the tool can often go into some type of heat protection: ruclips.net/video/36qm6Pu4cbs/видео.html A lot of what we consider to be at the top can be found here: www.amazon.com/shop/torquetestchannel Always consider multiple sources and reviews for tools. We often show the power or torque a tool can make, and when they fail for us. But there's always more to any tool than what we can show.
I think its time to design an endurance test. Like test it off and on at 50% its rated torque until it dies. Or maybe just let it run with good high cooling. I am sure it would take a while and you would have to bypass the battery
@@MichaelMantion The problem with endurance tests, and many creators have tried one form or another, is you have to design a test with so many differences to real life (back to back runs, bypassing the battery with a power supply, tool always used hot, grease thinning and weeping out, well made tools will shut themselves down rather than break themselves while cheaply designed tools will keep going which on the surface looks stronger) that by the time you've figured out a way to set it up in order to not just get a bunch of noise but actual results of tools failing... literally everyone disregards the results because it looks so Frankenstein and not representative of how anyone uses the tool. Which I wouldn't blame them. There's no replacement for just good old fashioned using a tool on a job. This is why brands from Milwaukee to DeWalt, Astro to Ingersoll Rand depend on field testers.
@@maddog8004 DANG Looks like SAVEMETABO does $50 off, making this thing $221. That alone would put this into #1 (though we dont factor sales as a rule)
That blue M18 is the kind of tool I'd buy to leave in the truck so I have something decent to use when I need it but I wouldn't feel guilty forgetting about it for months at a time.
That's what I did with my SiiSii and it still takes off lug nuts torqued to 85 ft/lbs Edit: sits in the back of my suburban in Arkansas heat. So, hanging out at about 150F these days
I still haven't found anything that the DCF900 can't destroy with basically any battery you stick on it, but it sure earns the Bruiser 2 code name. The market for air impacts must be collapsing. Like, maybe if you have to take every plate off of an excavator track you need one, but you're starting to see a lot of cordless impacts even in heavy equipment work.
I bought one last week to get off a brake caliper bolt I couldn't get any leverage with the breaker bar on, it took it off like it was finger tight and made the rest of the job, 2 more new sets of rotors and calipers, infinitely easier. Almost went with the 923 (it was gonna be a DeWalt because I'm in that battery ecosystem), but the 891 was more beans and a little less money. Think I made the right choice despite being target fixated on just getting an impact to remove this fing bolt and not doing any research.
I'm still getting used to how fast it puts things on and takes things off. The idea that anyone would need more is mind-boggling. My diesel truck lug nuts that took 45 seconds to get off before now take under 3 seconds with the 891.
@@SvdSinnerikr the only thing that I've ever ran into that it couldn't do was overtourqed semi trailer lug nuts those things were well into the thousand range of tourqe and it didn't quite want to do that but I am impressed at how well it does
@@Duane2004It's been defeated once for me. One of the long bolts that holds the diff onto the PPF on a MX5/Miata. For whatever reason it was incredibly seized in place. Ended up having to make up a 12ft breaker bar to get it out.
Ive had it defeated a couple times myself but yes the 891 is very impressive. Tryin to take off some super old rusted anchors for dock work. But my dcf900 has yet to be defeated.
I recently bought the DCF891 based on your videos and I'm loving it so far. I was looking at the 900 but the 891 should be able to tackle anything my car can give it and in a smaller/lighter form. The precision wrench mode is an awesome peace of mind for lugs on expensive wheels.
Awesome video!! Thank you I appreciate the Amazon brands. I bought an aoben amazon ratchet with 2 batteries and charger (basically a Milwaukee clone) for $89. Have had a year with everyday mechanic use and it works great! Some of these no name brand’s actually work great. Keep up the awesome videos
it would be nice to see on the charts a setting where we can see the performance of all items from one brand or just two brands. basically just a filter option
I bought the Uauioo and it’s been awesome so far. It doesn’t get used daily but I have used a few times doing rotations and also assemble my beadlocks. That’s 96 bolts but each bolt gets hit at least 4 times with the impact. It’s been solid so far. I realize the warranty won’t be the same if something does go wrong with it. Makita has been kind to me in the past when taking items to their factory repair center. They have repaired drills outside of the warranty period for me. They have great service. I just couldn’t see spending the extra money on their XGT impact since it wouldn’t get used all that much.
Great video, it's nice to see other more guns punching high numbers. I still love both of my 891's. They're my go to for lug nuts, brakes, suspension, exhaust, axle nuts, and more. Right now there on sale for 199 on Acme, which is a great deal!
It's surprising to not see more aftermarket support for these tools. The custom batteries out there mostly go for budget offerings, but batteries like the beans they made would be wonderful aftermarket pickups
metabo really needed a refresh in mid torque category, nice to see they did well! And yeah 5.5ah pack is certainly more powerful than 8ah one (30T vs 40T class cells, 40A vs 30A cont, no match). Also kudos for testing all the mid torques, nice achievement ;)
Worked for metabo France some Times ago, help theme move a repair center during the hikoki merging, it was nice, people are very caring about their products and the ''light Duty" BS18 drill they gave me for the lols afterward IS still around 2 years ago, i use it to start my old 4hp landmower and no pb so far. Those guys where very Nice as well. Edit: (i use the drill ''normaly'' most if the time lmao)
I also have n bs 18 ltx bl i as my main drill. They are absolutely built amazing! With needle bearings on each little planetary gear, like no other does it!
Since I already have plenty of Kobalt tools, batteries and chagers, I always compare to that. The compact 3/8 and 1/2 impacts are current $60 a piece. Not the best performers but I redid 90% of the suspension using them. Axle nut I think was the only thing that needed more power.
@@pkt1213 right, the $60 impact is the compact wrench. The mid torque is $200+ as a kit. The compact is basically a slower impact driver with a 3/8 anvil.
This channel is amazing! Been a Makita guy for years and was just about to pull the trigger on a Milwaukee m18 Gen2 1/2" Impact until I saw this testing video showing how Makita batteries bump up the no-name brand big time. I have a ton of Makita 5.0ah batteries so the amazon no-name is one I've gotta buy and try. Thanks for the info! Subscribed for sure.
For mechanic work, Milwaukee is the direction I went to. They had the best options for cordless power tools. I also waited for the 2nd Gen mid torque because it was smaller and more powerful than the 1st gen
I've got the Ssw 18ltx. It is a beast, and I think with 5.5 lhd battery, it would push higher numbers. I think the aps mode and adjustable dial do work pretty well. Great review/test 👍
Last year my GF found the Makita XWT18 1/2" on Amazon at a reasonable price. To round out my Makita 18v set I got one and a XWT12 for the 3/8" stuff that I come across. She was so impressed with my XWT18 that she bought one for herself. Am very interested to se how it compares to the XWT17 that you have tested.
I wonder if adding a Super-Cap(acitor) or two, to the battery packs, could help with the out-of-the-gate power output?? 🤔 Although, now that I look... they might need to be configured as 1 cap per cell, since finding high-Farad ones in high-Voltage, is a bit of an ask... _(rule of thumb being, twice the rated voltage for the application; 24V battery, a 50V cap)_
Ended up grabbing a milwaukee mid 5-6mo back. No regrets i like the size.. if i need more chug ill grab a high torque, forge battery or just my pneumatic but its been a good all entry into hoseless for me.. dewalts be tempting but not a fan of battery bulk or toolbulk going up the line... hopefully i dont buy a bad apple milwaukee as i round out my rig and intend to branch into another lines if needbe for 'hobbying' like pumps, weedeaters, or emergency car kits
I’d be interested in a breakdown of all the batteries out there. Like all the types and styles by each brand and interchangeably once the new Milwaukee one is out especially. Makita for one seems to have a dozen variants.
I wouldn't mind some reviews of all the adapters. been seriously considering just using dealt batteries for ally my different brands and just buying adapters. My ryobi, milwakee and kobalt batteries die much more often than my dewalts which I use more anyways.
Good video. Just went for Flex last year so I can’t switch again, but yeah, while I recommend them highly as I have had no issues with any tool, my caveat is always you have to be alright with weight.
Any Metabo tool I ever bought kicked me in the nuts when paying for it & then held my hand & helped me along every day at work afterwards. Which is preferable to getting a bouquet of flowers the day you buy & then getting kicked in the nuts every day afterwards - which loads of the rest do habitually.
I like what you do on this channel you push everything to the max and beyond if you can which I find entertaining and and excited i personally know a lot of us will never push our tools ever that hard but its good to know a lot of the tools will survive and handle it
I just bought my very first Dagmara DTW800 cordless impact wrench 800nm a week ago from online..i've tested it on my father's truck lug wheel nuts which is tightened by air gun impact before and unfastened the lug nuts very fast..
Another great video! Ive heard a claim a lot in the shop about old hand ratchets (Craftsman, Stanley & Snap-On mostly) being stronger than modern versions. Would be cool to see a breakdown similar to the wrench-off but between the old and new. Keep it up with the good stuff, excited for the next upload!
I love the dewalt mid torque. I have a 5amp hour battery that says mac tools on it i use with it. Not sure if its 18650s or not. Its rare that i need to use my extremely heavy and extremely powerful snapon 9080. If neither will break it loose then its time for a good old-fashioned jack handle and a breaker bar... the snapon once broke a 1 inch extracter screw from a bearing puller set. Almost gave me arthritis in the process. Overall, i think i have a dozen or more cordless impacts and the dewalt is my favorite of the bunch.
I just sold my Milwaukee Gen 1 And ordered the makita XGT mud torque (as I have that 3/4 mobster) it's nice to see it still hang around the top. And a nice bump over that Milwaukee
I have the DeWalt atomic, the 891 and the 900 and find myself almost not using the 891 because the atomic gives the most feel (mainly m6, m8 & m10 Hardware). The 891 only comes out when shit is rusty AF or I need stuff to never come loose ever again. The 900 is used a lot for Centre lock bolts on the racecars and is an absolute beast with weirdly enough quite a bit of feel to how tight you torque stuff up
Bought dcf 900 but decided to go with the 891 as no longer professional mechanic. The 891 is good size and strength. Worst case, i can break out the 1-inch air gun. These battery tools are convenient. Thanks, torque test!
Another fun video to go with my first cup of coffee. Thanks! I'm probably older than most of your subscribers (81), only work under the hood on vehicles (other than brake jobs on my own cars and trucks), maintain and repair my 1998 John Deere 770 compact Diesel tractor, Kubota ZD1211 Diesel mower, 2005 New Holland LS160 skid-steer (snow shovel), 2004 Kubota RTV900 hydraulic dump 4x4 utility and a fleet of 5 ATVs (big hit with grandsons and daughters). That said, my most used impacts, by a huge margin are my M12 1/4" drive and M12 3/8" drive stubby. The 1/4" drive with pinless universal sockets is a wonderful tool under the hood on everything but the skid-steer and even recently on the John Deere. There are a lot of 6 and 8mm diameter bolts (10mm and 12mm sockets, sometimes 13mm) on metric machinery. The 1/4" drive wrench is my friend for those and it can be set so it won't over torque them on installation. I have the M18 3rd. Gen 3/8" mid torque which gets the least use of all my impacts. The 6727 high torque gets used on the Skid-Steer lug nuts and the wheel hub mounting bolts (for drive chain adjustments) which get heavily corroded. I realize I'm a niche user, but what I have: work real fine, last long time, no muss, no fuss with broken bolts.
I have the Metabo HPT mid-torque. It was a no brainer on promotion with 4ah multivolt battery for free. Metabo HPT makes good stuff. Really wish they could have gone with the name Hikoki here in the US.
It looks like Harbor Freight just released a new Earthquake high torque model, and it looks really beefy! I have absolutely no need for one, but I am still really interested to see you guys test it out! EDIT: Sorry, not high torque, its an ultra torque! Gotta love HF names sometimes!
M18 mid is top in my mind, it's compact and has plenty of beans, Bosch is good but just not that good of selection for tools so the platform is harder to invest into although the new profactor drill has quite a lot of beans
Inspired by a previous seesii episode, i had some spare time at work and came up with this: How many CCs of sea in C would a seesii see if a seesii programmed C to see CCs of sea? A seesii would see as many CCs of sea as C could see if a seesii programmed C to see CCs of sea. A seesii would see that C sees 4294967296 CCs of sea as seesii didn't see the 4 byte integer limit in C, so seesii wouldn't see all the CCs of sea in C it could see while looking out at the CCs of sea in the sea that seesii could see. (Where CC is cubic centimeter, and C is the programming language that later became C++)
paid $150 for a dewalt 891 on a july 4th sale. very happy with it. says made in the US, but i'm not to what extent that is true. maybe just the final assembly?
Its smart of these companies that make the off brand tools to make the bigger bands batteries fit onto them makes them a lot more worth it if uou can get a good battery for it
Prices are always changing. We list prices as tested. Otherwise we'd have potentially hundreds of updates and rank changes each week. Our HD has it at $219 still tho
I really want Milwaukee to give me a reason to get a Gen 3 mid torque. My DCF891 is too big in many places, and the M12 stubby is obviously underpowered. The HF Bauer brushless 1/2” compact fills the gap only slightly because it’s not much more power over the m12 lol.
@@TorqueTestChannel I ALMOST grabbed the flex grinder kit on sale for $100 to grab the mid-torque, but you hadn’t tested it yet and I’ve got 8 battery platforms already😂🤷♂️
I actually have the Uaoaii brushless 1/2" impact that claims 420ft-tq. It's very compact and works well but 420? More like 200 at best. I wonder if those numbers are with a genuine makita battery. Other than that I haven't had any problems with it. I just ordered a battery adapter for it to try with my craftsman batteries. We'll see. I got the thing on sale for like $70 with battery and accessory.
Well we show you the max power they make compared to each other for sure, I do believe we're #1 for that. But other great channels also show you other usage, features, day to day pros and cons which are also important. STR showed the Metabo times out beeping when removing things for example, which is a big downside for that one.
I'd take my kobalts over about anything else. They make plenty of power and you could get smaller batteries for 10 bucks at lowes. Plus being able to take the tools back to lowes 3-5 years later and have them replaced is super nice.
Seem Tim's review on this where the tool can often go into some type of heat protection: ruclips.net/video/36qm6Pu4cbs/видео.html
A lot of what we consider to be at the top can be found here: www.amazon.com/shop/torquetestchannel
Always consider multiple sources and reviews for tools. We often show the power or torque a tool can make, and when they fail for us. But there's always more to any tool than what we can show.
I think its time to design an endurance test. Like test it off and on at 50% its rated torque until it dies.
Or maybe just let it run with good high cooling. I am sure it would take a while and you would have to bypass the battery
@@MichaelMantion The problem with endurance tests, and many creators have tried one form or another, is you have to design a test with so many differences to real life
(back to back runs, bypassing the battery with a power supply, tool always used hot, grease thinning and weeping out, well made tools will shut themselves down rather than break themselves while cheaply designed tools will keep going which on the surface looks stronger)
that by the time you've figured out a way to set it up in order to not just get a bunch of noise but actual results of tools failing... literally everyone disregards the results because it looks so Frankenstein and not representative of how anyone uses the tool. Which I wouldn't blame them. There's no replacement for just good old fashioned using a tool on a job. This is why brands from Milwaukee to DeWalt, Astro to Ingersoll Rand depend on field testers.
@@TorqueTestChannelcan't wait to see you retest all the M18 impacts with the new Forge packs as well as the new High torque impact.
I am trying to order the Metabo with your Link but i asks vor a PROMO code ? is there one ?
@@maddog8004 DANG Looks like SAVEMETABO does $50 off, making this thing $221. That alone would put this into #1 (though we dont factor sales as a rule)
That blue M18 is the kind of tool I'd buy to leave in the truck so I have something decent to use when I need it but I wouldn't feel guilty forgetting about it for months at a time.
Agreed. Would be curious to see how the battery/batteries would last being in hot and cold temperatures for prolonged time, too.
That's what I use my DeWalt 894 for these days
Yup...gotta have beater tools...👍
That's what I did with my SiiSii and it still takes off lug nuts torqued to 85 ft/lbs
Edit: sits in the back of my suburban in Arkansas heat. So, hanging out at about 150F these days
@@98ChevyK1500Z71 never hurts to tint your windows with ceramic tint. Lowered my interior temps by 30* on the summer
I absolutely adore my DCF891. It smokes huge bolts.
It's the Rocky Balboa of Mid torques.
Ya I ripped lugs off a dump truck no problem with the 891
I still haven't found anything that the DCF900 can't destroy with basically any battery you stick on it, but it sure earns the Bruiser 2 code name.
The market for air impacts must be collapsing. Like, maybe if you have to take every plate off of an excavator track you need one, but you're starting to see a lot of cordless impacts even in heavy equipment work.
@@asphaltspecialtiesthat's impressive
I bought one last week to get off a brake caliper bolt I couldn't get any leverage with the breaker bar on, it took it off like it was finger tight and made the rest of the job, 2 more new sets of rotors and calipers, infinitely easier. Almost went with the 923 (it was gonna be a DeWalt because I'm in that battery ecosystem), but the 891 was more beans and a little less money. Think I made the right choice despite being target fixated on just getting an impact to remove this fing bolt and not doing any research.
Definitely impressed with the 891. Even with the tiny 1.7 powerstack it’s amazed me what it can remove
I'm still getting used to how fast it puts things on and takes things off. The idea that anyone would need more is mind-boggling. My diesel truck lug nuts that took 45 seconds to get off before now take under 3 seconds with the 891.
@@SvdSinnerikr the only thing that I've ever ran into that it couldn't do was overtourqed semi trailer lug nuts those things were well into the thousand range of tourqe and it didn't quite want to do that but I am impressed at how well it does
@@Duane2004It's been defeated once for me. One of the long bolts that holds the diff onto the PPF on a MX5/Miata. For whatever reason it was incredibly seized in place. Ended up having to make up a 12ft breaker bar to get it out.
Ive had it defeated a couple times myself but yes the 891 is very impressive. Tryin to take off some super old rusted anchors for dock work. But my dcf900 has yet to be defeated.
Exactly the combo I use 99% of the time
Im happy with my dcf891. Its my first and only impact wrench. I pair it with a powerstack for light work and it hasnt let me down yet
Didn't expect the Metabo 800 to do this good. Guess we need to see Metabo high torques (1450/1750) now as well on the test bench? ;)
I want to see this aswel
Mhpt their sister company just released to new high torques 1000 and 1500 fr/lb
A little sore huh, your Milwaukee couldn’t do anything against Dewalt lol
Such well presented and consistent content makes TTC the torque of the town.
This is my favorite RUclips channel right now
Bought a DCF891 based on your testing, it has been amazing so far
TTC: "As always, consider other sources out there."
Me: "There are other sources?"
I recently bought the DCF891 based on your videos and I'm loving it so far. I was looking at the 900 but the 891 should be able to tackle anything my car can give it and in a smaller/lighter form. The precision wrench mode is an awesome peace of mind for lugs on expensive wheels.
Love ya guys ... Thanks for all the honest work and honest data.
Awesome video!! Thank you I appreciate the Amazon brands. I bought an aoben amazon ratchet with 2 batteries and charger (basically a Milwaukee clone) for $89. Have had a year with everyday mechanic use and it works great! Some of these no name brand’s actually work great. Keep up the awesome videos
it would be nice to see on the charts a setting where we can see the performance of all items from one brand or just two brands. basically just a filter option
I bought the Uauioo and it’s been awesome so far. It doesn’t get used daily but I have used a few times doing rotations and also assemble my beadlocks. That’s 96 bolts but each bolt gets hit at least 4 times with the impact. It’s been solid so far. I realize the warranty won’t be the same if something does go wrong with it. Makita has been kind to me in the past when taking items to their factory repair center. They have repaired drills outside of the warranty period for me. They have great service. I just couldn’t see spending the extra money on their XGT impact since it wouldn’t get used all that much.
Great video, it's nice to see other more guns punching high numbers. I still love both of my 891's. They're my go to for lug nuts, brakes, suspension, exhaust, axle nuts, and more. Right now there on sale for 199 on Acme, which is a great deal!
I have the mid torque Ridgid and it took off my Toyota crank bolt with ease the other day, which is about all you'll need for automotive work.
I love the can of beans picture for the spicy Makita pack
All 40!! This is going to be EPIC!!
I'm happy that metabo is getting some more recognition.
Off brand names that end in the very natural 'ii" shoot to the top of rankings
This man cracked the code!
I bought a DCF892 just last week. Used it on my sister's car to swap the wheels. And now it's making some funky noises (:
They make funky noises from day 1 IMO
If its still ripping those lugs off, don't worry its normal🤣
Would be interesting to see custom lithium pouch batteries for various manufacturers that don’t offer them.
It's surprising to not see more aftermarket support for these tools. The custom batteries out there mostly go for budget offerings, but batteries like the beans they made would be wonderful aftermarket pickups
Agree to that.@@dragonmaster391
I finally bought me a mid torque. The Ryobi 1/2", using a 6ah battery. Does everything I want.
metabo really needed a refresh in mid torque category, nice to see they did well! And yeah 5.5ah pack is certainly more powerful than 8ah one (30T vs 40T class cells, 40A vs 30A cont, no match).
Also kudos for testing all the mid torques, nice achievement ;)
Worked for metabo France some Times ago, help theme move a repair center during the hikoki merging, it was nice, people are very caring about their products and the ''light Duty" BS18 drill they gave me for the lols afterward IS still around 2 years ago, i use it to start my old 4hp landmower and no pb so far.
Those guys where very Nice as well.
Edit: (i use the drill ''normaly'' most if the time lmao)
I also have n bs 18 ltx bl i as my main drill. They are absolutely built amazing! With needle bearings on each little planetary gear, like no other does it!
I still have a BS 14.4 from 2017, paid about 90€ for the kit and it's still holding up just fine despite me using it at work. Solid tool.
can't wait for the surger batteries and to see what you guys put out numbers wise for the Milwaukee stuff
You know tools are getting crazy good when harbor freight has solid tools.
Looks like Dewalt just released the DCF961 and can be bought in stores can't wait to see how this compares to "Project Ludicrous"
I was going to update my 899 to the 900, glad I waited. Just need to wait for it to be in stock
I've seen a new Skil mid torque the claims 800 ft.lbs. Would be interesting to see if it stacks up.
Would be great to see the 3/4" metabo next, hopefully with the 5.5ah battery for the beans.
Since I already have plenty of Kobalt tools, batteries and chagers, I always compare to that. The compact 3/8 and 1/2 impacts are current $60 a piece. Not the best performers but I redid 90% of the suspension using them. Axle nut I think was the only thing that needed more power.
errr..... that $60 impact "wrench" is 150ftlbs which is basically their impact driver. The mid torque described here is 650ftlbs and $230 kit......
You're right. It is just something I noticed when I went to go see how much Kobalts mid torque was.
@@pkt1213 right, the $60 impact is the compact wrench. The mid torque is $200+ as a kit. The compact is basically a slower impact driver with a 3/8 anvil.
@@blamuk I cant find them selling the kobalt impact wrench KIW 124b-03 anywhere on the lowes site
This channel is amazing! Been a Makita guy for years and was just about to pull the trigger on a Milwaukee m18 Gen2 1/2" Impact until I saw this testing video showing how Makita batteries bump up the no-name brand big time. I have a ton of Makita 5.0ah batteries so the amazon no-name is one I've gotta buy and try. Thanks for the info! Subscribed for sure.
I especially bought the Milwaukee because of its size 👌
For mechanic work, Milwaukee is the direction I went to. They had the best options for cordless power tools. I also waited for the 2nd Gen mid torque because it was smaller and more powerful than the 1st gen
Love that the gen2 Kobalt got some love here. I’ve used it nearly daily for the last year and a half, and I can say it’s been damn good.
I've got the Ssw 18ltx. It is a beast, and I think with 5.5 lhd battery, it would push higher numbers. I think the aps mode and adjustable dial do work pretty well. Great review/test 👍
Thanks for your tests! In my country Makita's XGT tools cost way less than milwaukee or dewalt tools. Sometimes even less than similar lxt models.
Loving the channel. Excellent content👌
Last year my GF found the Makita XWT18 1/2" on Amazon at a reasonable price. To round out my Makita 18v set I got one and a XWT12 for the 3/8" stuff that I come across. She was so impressed with my XWT18 that she bought one for herself. Am very interested to se how it compares to the XWT17 that you have tested.
Man you have a great GF she’s a keeper… mine just buys random useless things like a flaming hot bubble gum and lingerie 😂
bruh amazon make fake impacts haha u got scammed
I wonder if adding a Super-Cap(acitor) or two, to the battery packs, could help with the out-of-the-gate power output?? 🤔
Although, now that I look... they might need to be configured as 1 cap per cell, since finding high-Farad ones in high-Voltage, is a bit of an ask... _(rule of thumb being, twice the rated voltage for the application; 24V battery, a 50V cap)_
Ended up grabbing a milwaukee mid 5-6mo back. No regrets i like the size.. if i need more chug ill grab a high torque, forge battery or just my pneumatic but its been a good all entry into hoseless for me.. dewalts be tempting but not a fan of battery bulk or toolbulk going up the line... hopefully i dont buy a bad apple milwaukee as i round out my rig and intend to branch into another lines if needbe for 'hobbying' like pumps, weedeaters, or emergency car kits
I’d be interested in a breakdown of all the batteries out there. Like all the types and styles by each brand and interchangeably once the new Milwaukee one is out especially. Makita for one seems to have a dozen variants.
THIS! 100 times THIS! 🙏🥹
I wouldn't mind some reviews of all the adapters. been seriously considering just using dealt batteries for ally my different brands and just buying adapters. My ryobi, milwakee and kobalt batteries die much more often than my dewalts which I use more anyways.
Can't wait until you guys can get your hands on the new Milwaukee pouch cell batteries that were just released
Good video. Just went for Flex last year so I can’t switch again, but yeah, while I recommend them highly as I have had no issues with any tool, my caveat is always you have to be alright with weight.
Any Metabo tool I ever bought kicked me in the nuts when paying for it & then held my hand & helped me along every day at work afterwards. Which is preferable to getting a bouquet of flowers the day you buy & then getting kicked in the nuts every day afterwards - which loads of the rest do habitually.
I like what you do on this channel you push everything to the max and beyond if you can which I find entertaining and and excited i personally know a lot of us will never push our tools ever that hard but its good to know a lot of the tools will survive and handle it
I just bought my very first Dagmara DTW800 cordless impact wrench 800nm a week ago from online..i've tested it on my father's truck lug wheel nuts which is tightened by air gun impact before and unfastened the lug nuts very fast..
40+ models tested and none of them the Ingersoll, rand W 5153
I can't wait for Milwaukee to update their Mid and High Torque models
Another great video! Ive heard a claim a lot in the shop about old hand ratchets (Craftsman, Stanley & Snap-On mostly) being stronger than modern versions. Would be cool to see a breakdown similar to the wrench-off but between the old and new. Keep it up with the good stuff, excited for the next upload!
I love the dewalt mid torque. I have a 5amp hour battery that says mac tools on it i use with it. Not sure if its 18650s or not. Its rare that i need to use my extremely heavy and extremely powerful snapon 9080. If neither will break it loose then its time for a good old-fashioned jack handle and a breaker bar... the snapon once broke a 1 inch extracter screw from a bearing puller set. Almost gave me arthritis in the process. Overall, i think i have a dozen or more cordless impacts and the dewalt is my favorite of the bunch.
I also traded my firstborn for a 9080 I rarely ever need 🤣🫡
Excited for you to test the new milwaukee high torque/forge battery!!
I just sold my Milwaukee Gen 1 And ordered the makita XGT mud torque (as I have that 3/4 mobster) it's nice to see it still hang around the top. And a nice bump over that Milwaukee
Just picked up the dewalt. Had my eye on it for a while. Amazing tool.
I have the DeWalt atomic, the 891 and the 900 and find myself almost not using the 891 because the atomic gives the most feel (mainly m6, m8 & m10 Hardware).
The 891 only comes out when shit is rusty AF or I need stuff to never come loose ever again.
The 900 is used a lot for Centre lock bolts on the racecars and is an absolute beast with weirdly enough quite a bit of feel to how tight you torque stuff up
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Good evening, too 😊
@@mattek519 it’s only morning…so
Wonder what the new Milwaukee pouch cell packs will do to the numbers from these tools.
Totally. I wanna I wanna known if it adds a worthwhile bump to the mid torque.
I just got a new m18 midtorque for $110. I have them in all my trucks.
Bought dcf 900 but decided to go with the 891 as no longer professional mechanic. The 891 is good size and strength. Worst case, i can break out the 1-inch air gun. These battery tools are convenient. Thanks, torque test!
As a mechanic I use the Milwaukee with a 5.0 for 98% of every thing if I need something stronger pneumatic is the way to go love my mid torque.
I would bet that when tools get discontinued those Chinese manufacturers use the left over parts to make these.
Another fun video to go with my first cup of coffee. Thanks!
I'm probably older than most of your subscribers (81), only work under the hood on vehicles (other than brake jobs on my own cars and trucks), maintain and repair my 1998 John Deere 770 compact Diesel tractor, Kubota ZD1211 Diesel mower, 2005 New Holland LS160 skid-steer (snow shovel), 2004 Kubota RTV900 hydraulic dump 4x4 utility and a fleet of 5 ATVs (big hit with grandsons and daughters).
That said, my most used impacts, by a huge margin are my M12 1/4" drive and M12 3/8" drive stubby. The 1/4" drive with pinless universal sockets is a wonderful tool under the hood on everything but the skid-steer and even recently on the John Deere. There are a lot of 6 and 8mm diameter bolts (10mm and 12mm sockets, sometimes 13mm) on metric machinery. The 1/4" drive wrench is my friend for those and it can be set so it won't over torque them on installation.
I have the M18 3rd. Gen 3/8" mid torque which gets the least use of all my impacts. The 6727 high torque gets used on the Skid-Steer lug nuts and the wheel hub mounting bolts (for drive chain adjustments) which get heavily corroded. I realize I'm a niche user, but what I have: work real fine, last long time, no muss, no fuss with broken bolts.
I love the flex mid torque with a 3.5 ah stacked lithium the dewalt is great just a little long for me but crazy
Love your videos but I really wish you had more of Metabo HPT devices tested
I have the Metabo HPT mid-torque. It was a no brainer on promotion with 4ah multivolt battery for free. Metabo HPT makes good stuff. Really wish they could have gone with the name Hikoki here in the US.
It looks like Harbor Freight just released a new Earthquake high torque model, and it looks really beefy! I have absolutely no need for one, but I am still really interested to see you guys test it out!
EDIT: Sorry, not high torque, its an ultra torque! Gotta love HF names sometimes!
It looks like a rebadged "Thor". Maybe TTC should test all of the "Thor" knockoffs.
Recently picked up the new dewalt mid torque that can free with a powerstack 5 ah battery kit on acme tools, good little combo deal there
M18 mid is top in my mind, it's compact and has plenty of beans, Bosch is good but just not that good of selection for tools so the platform is harder to invest into although the new profactor drill has quite a lot of beans
Inspired by a previous seesii episode, i had some spare time at work and came up with this: How many CCs of sea in C would a seesii see if a seesii programmed C to see CCs of sea?
A seesii would see as many CCs of sea as C could see if a seesii programmed C to see CCs of sea.
A seesii would see that C sees 4294967296 CCs of sea as seesii didn't see the 4 byte integer limit in C, so seesii wouldn't see all the CCs of sea in C it could see while looking out at the CCs of sea in the sea that seesii could see. (Where CC is cubic centimeter, and C is the programming language that later became C++)
Interesting video concept adapt old 18 volt ni-cad tools to new 12 volt batteries to see which would make more power!
How about testing the new HFT Earthquake XT Ultra Torque Air Impact? Is like to see what it can do against the competition!
Lowe this Channel.. this Dewalt still king
Bring the beans!
Very good Thanks
paid $150 for a dewalt 891 on a july 4th sale. very happy with it. says made in the US, but i'm not to what extent that is true. maybe just the final assembly?
This is just like ROBOT WARS, love'en it !
Excellent review, could you please test handheld blackights? Out at night and realizing scorpions fluoresce is pretty cool and very useful
Tried to order your rankings spreadsheet through Etsy and it just wouldn’t work. Thank heavens for PayPal…this is one of my favorite channels. Thanks.
Time to sell "teh beans" battery pack to make my amazon tools amazing
In my opinion the Milwaukee is awesome because of the size and weight. The dewalt is huge. It’s more comparable to a high torque.
Flex has new impact wrenches coming out soon they did a whole different mold so they are different from all their previous models
Its smart of these companies that make the off brand tools to make the bigger bands batteries fit onto them makes them a lot more worth it if uou can get a good battery for it
I'd like to see a video about air tool oils
I am loving the metabo on this channel i am a big fan metabo all the way but is ther not a new high torque from metabo aswell.
12:22 The DCF891 is now $199 at HD. Perhaps you would think about updating the lists with updated pricing whenever you test another tool?
Prices are always changing. We list prices as tested. Otherwise we'd have potentially hundreds of updates and rank changes each week. Our HD has it at $219 still tho
Love your reviews 💙... thanks for the work you put into them!
Test maximum high impacts and impact drivers they have a new 40volt line out
I really want Milwaukee to give me a reason to get a Gen 3 mid torque. My DCF891 is too big in many places, and the M12 stubby is obviously underpowered. The HF Bauer brushless 1/2” compact fills the gap only slightly because it’s not much more power over the m12 lol.
Bingo. I'd say Flex then, but yeah we cant all have a million batteries
@@TorqueTestChannel I ALMOST grabbed the flex grinder kit on sale for $100 to grab the mid-torque, but you hadn’t tested it yet and I’ve got 8 battery platforms already😂🤷♂️
Love my DCF892
I actually have the Uaoaii brushless 1/2" impact that claims 420ft-tq. It's very compact and works well but 420? More like 200 at best. I wonder if those numbers are with a genuine makita battery. Other than that I haven't had any problems with it. I just ordered a battery adapter for it to try with my craftsman batteries. We'll see. I got the thing on sale for like $70 with battery and accessory.
What aligns with 626? Experiment 626 (AKA Stitch)
I got a shirt idea.. full send give it the beans
Good stuff
I am still to see a bolt my Makita 18v impact couldn't handle (either unscrew of break).
My buyers remorse was about to kick in if the metabo won 😂😂
Buyers remorse kicked in 8:50
All my tools are milwaukee but dang I'm wondering if I should dab into some Dewalt for the dcf891. Bonkers!
i watched so many reviews already my eyes are burning, i am not sure who to believe to.
Well we show you the max power they make compared to each other for sure, I do believe we're #1 for that. But other great channels also show you other usage, features, day to day pros and cons which are also important. STR showed the Metabo times out beeping when removing things for example, which is a big downside for that one.
Review the new Ingersoll Rand GR25-KL2 IQV 14.4-Volt 1/4-Inch Angle Die Grinder
WHY DO I LOVE THIS CHANNEL ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, MORE THEN MY JOB ????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
You should really test the Metabo with the HiLH 5.5 battery, different ball-game
I'd take my kobalts over about anything else. They make plenty of power and you could get smaller batteries for 10 bucks at lowes. Plus being able to take the tools back to lowes 3-5 years later and have them replaced is super nice.
wait how does lowes take old tools and replace them? even if they are still working?
@@NagashiChidorii they'll replace some tools up to 5 years
@@rc-daily even if the tools are working fine?
@NagashiChidorii why would they replace them If they're working fine? It's a warranty service not a free exchange....