1/2 impact driver compatible with 18v Makita batteries. 19 size socket with Chevy Optra 22 socket and Ford E450(not strong enough) also tried 17 socket and BMW 3XX-did it
I used ruclips.net/user/postUgkx4ynqaujg7rZKFapA8s29kTpRszJGa3-K this for the first time today to replace the front wheel bearing on my rwd 98 dodge dakota. This had absolutely no issue removing or reinstalling the lug nuts and it took off the axle nut without any struggle. Sounds like it's got some muscle to it. Time will tell
*Awesome impact **MyBest.Tools** Takes tires off in a second. Plenty of power for what I’ve used it for - rotating tires. Using it on 3rd setting for removal and 2nd setting for tightening lugs.*
Don't get me wrong, I don't have a lot of knowledge as regards to tools. But What do you mean by one is a driver and one is a wrench? They are both Impact drivers right?
@@user-qv3xs6eg2j Let's take your Ford Focus off-roading against my Ford Raptor, both are cars ain't they? These tools are totally different, one is a 1/4 Impact Driver that needs an adapter just to use a socket and the other is a 1/2 Impact Wrench. A Impact Driver is not intended to be used for removing Lug Nuts!
@@hallinanhart it doesnt matter, any torque loss is minimal on a 1/4 socket adapter. I have a 1/4 dewalt that puts down exactly how much torque they claim while using a socket adapter on it.
@@kevinragsdale6256 Of course it matters... They are 2 different machines meant for different applications. Drivers are meant for screws and impact wrenches meant for bolts - There is a reason why Carpenters use impact drivers and auto mechanics use impact wrenches.
For a $29 dollar clone can’t beat that, does the work better then changing tires unscrewing by hand let that clone to work change tire less then 5 minutes and you on the road again. Good video 👍🏻
Negatives: Do you have 5AH batteries ? Fully charged ? Positives: No yammering (talking endlessly). Just results. And it's not 15 min long. Nice video.
Two month ship time. Very powerful. Easily removes lugnuts with a 5AH Makita battery. Will snap a 1/2 bolt. This is a great tool to beat the crap out of. Rough around the edges, not polished or refined. I don't know how long it will last. After the CoVid incident I'm done with cheap China crap.
@@Godzilla2k69 ave did a review and teardown, his findings of the internals and their apparent durability were quite positive, especially for the price.
No se pueden comparar dos equipos con distintas especificaciones, uno es para trabajos de carpinteria y el otro para trabajos mecánicos. La comparación debería ser con uno de las mismas características,
You loose a lot of the strength fro the hammer in that conversion bit. But indeed for a 30 dollar tool that isn't bad to leave lying about in your car as a spare or to change wheels with. I'm just glad I have my trusty old high impact Ryobi around for projects.
Not true reducing to. 1/4 inch socket doesn't make a difference in torque output. There's another channel that did a year down on both units and the review is quite positive. I've seen knock off companies out big guys out of buisness. I Remeber a company called yeti that has been left in the dust by it's cheaper counterpart because there the same 1 with a brand name 1 with some Chinese knockoff name lol
Moi j'ai acheté une drillpro 388vf. très bien elle a 3 vitesses il fonctionne aussi rapidement que la Makita j'en suis très content, la machine + 2 grosses batteries 50 €
@@_Dimon_ being tightened to 110 doesn't mean that you can loosen it with 130. There have been several professionals including ave and iirc project farm that have tested these tools and show their realm life torque numbers, so yes it is proven to be 130.
I saw a youtube for a filippino guy with Fujiwara impact undoing a driveshat of his car!!!😲 .. and guess what .. it was only 350nm unlike this one which claims 530nm as I think
Just did a review on the new High Torque Impact Wrench ruclips.net/video/Kne4M6qsolM/видео.html When you can, check it out...would love to know your thoughts!
You was using an adaptors and a difrent function tools and socket over the original makita tha is a trick must of normal people dont get this trick but manoraty who knows what i mean
I used ruclips.net/user/postUgkx4ynqaujg7rZKFapA8s29kTpRszJGa3-K this for the first time today to replace the front wheel bearing on my rwd 98 dodge dakota. This had absolutely no issue removing or reinstalling the lug nuts and it took off the axle nut without any struggle. Sounds like it's got some muscle to it. Time will tell
Don't compare impact Wrench with impact drive its two different tools.
*Awesome impact **MyBest.Tools** Takes tires off in a second. Plenty of power for what I’ve used it for - rotating tires. Using it on 3rd setting for removal and 2nd setting for tightening lugs.*
regardless of brand or even clone, one is a Driver and one is a Wrench!
No kidding! Apples and oranges.
Don't get me wrong, I don't have a lot of knowledge as regards to tools. But What do you mean by one is a driver and one is a wrench? They are both Impact drivers right?
@@user-qv3xs6eg2j Let's take your Ford Focus off-roading against my Ford Raptor, both are cars ain't they? These tools are totally different, one is a 1/4 Impact Driver that needs an adapter just to use a socket and the other is a 1/2 Impact Wrench. A Impact Driver is not intended to be used for removing Lug Nuts!
@@hallinanhart it doesnt matter, any torque loss is minimal on a 1/4 socket adapter. I have a 1/4 dewalt that puts down exactly how much torque they claim while using a socket adapter on it.
@@kevinragsdale6256 Of course it matters... They are 2 different machines meant for different applications. Drivers are meant for screws and impact wrenches meant for bolts - There is a reason why Carpenters use impact drivers and auto mechanics use impact wrenches.
The Makita is an 'impact driver', the clone is an' impact wrench'. A wrench is always going to be more powerful than a driver.
For a $29 dollar clone can’t beat that, does the work better then changing tires unscrewing by hand let that clone to work change tire less then 5 minutes and you on the road again. Good video 👍🏻
Background sounds like Gta V
ya 1/4" driver vs 1/2" impact , not exactly apples to apples
You should use 1/2 inch Makita for comparison.
Salut
Tu en penses quoi de la clé a choc copie makita?
Negatives: Do you have 5AH batteries ? Fully charged ?
Positives: No yammering (talking endlessly). Just results. And it's not 15 min long.
Nice video.
Two month ship time. Very powerful. Easily removes lugnuts with a 5AH Makita battery. Will snap a 1/2 bolt. This is a great tool to beat the crap out of. Rough around the edges, not polished or refined. I don't know how long it will last. After the CoVid incident I'm done with cheap China crap.
@@Godzilla2k69 ave did a review and teardown, his findings of the internals and their apparent durability were quite positive, especially for the price.
The reason is you had a extension on the Makita witch takes away torque.
This happens when u don't know your tools😅 The makita is an impact driver and the Clone is an impact wrench.
your compairing an inpact wrench with an inpact driver 1 is designed for nuts and bolts and the other is for driving screws
Meron akong ganito clone makita d ko pa lng na try sa sasakyan pero so far so good nmn pwd dn gawing screw driver
ive got the same clone wrench and its great for the price
I just tried it out and it wouldn't remove lug nuts torqued to 108Nm which is quite sad. Although I am using an adapter as I have no 1/2 sockets.
@@adriansmith8213 Have you tried it with 1/2 impact sockets to see how it works?
@@mike_t_007 mine works
Now compare the clone to the tool it's supposed to be a clone of
basically the expensive part is the battery and hardened parts but if your life does not depend on it you could go.for a clone
Happy days then
Can someone leave a link I need to buy one please
I think people need to understand the difference btwn wrenches & drivers
No se pueden comparar dos equipos con distintas especificaciones, uno es para trabajos de carpinteria y el otro para trabajos mecánicos.
La comparación debería ser con uno de las mismas características,
You live in San Andreas?!
1/4 is a different Nm even 1/2. Bed test !
Good info, thanks. At this price US$40-45, still consider Good.
If you're not getting the battery with it you can find them for $20-30.
Why are you comparing an impact wrench to an impact driver?
You loose a lot of the strength fro the hammer in that conversion bit. But indeed for a 30 dollar tool that isn't bad to leave lying about in your car as a spare or to change wheels with. I'm just glad I have my trusty old high impact Ryobi around for projects.
Oui et les frais d'envoi sa monte a combien
Where can I buy one of these?
Ebay
You can't compare small impact with 1/2 impact . The adapter take all the torques and I own both 1/2 makita and clone too.
So what is your comparison between the two? What real torque number the clone is? Supporting your answer with the product link will be nice
Not true reducing to. 1/4 inch socket doesn't make a difference in torque output. There's another channel that did a year down on both units and the review is quite positive. I've seen knock off companies out big guys out of buisness. I Remeber a company called yeti that has been left in the dust by it's cheaper counterpart because there the same 1 with a brand name 1 with some Chinese knockoff name lol
2 different tools.
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Moi j'ai acheté une drillpro 388vf. très bien elle a 3 vitesses il fonctionne aussi rapidement que la Makita j'en suis très content, la machine + 2 grosses batteries 50 €
Que marca es?
@@rifenodelmundo6978 drillpro 388vf sur alibaba express 55.95 avec les 2 batteries promo
The clones only creates 91lbs on torque.
When tightening yes, when loosening it's closer to 130 ftlbs
@@lazyh-online4839 Mine couldn't loosen a bolt that was tightened to 150 Nm(110ftlbs), so it's probably nowhere near 130 ftlbs
@@_Dimon_ being tightened to 110 doesn't mean that you can loosen it with 130. There have been several professionals including ave and iirc project farm that have tested these tools and show their realm life torque numbers, so yes it is proven to be 130.
I saw a youtube for a filippino guy with Fujiwara impact undoing a driveshat of his car!!!😲 .. and guess what .. it was only 350nm unlike this one which claims 530nm as I think
Lol Filipino guy 😂😂😂. it was a Malaysian guy.
yeah, undoing a driveshaft with a cotter pin secured nut. Thy are not tighten down with much torque(130Nm)
Just did a review on the new High Torque Impact Wrench
ruclips.net/video/Kne4M6qsolM/видео.html
When you can, check it out...would love to know your thoughts!
even theres wrench vs driver... but for the price.... clone win!
Yes, definitely
You was using an adaptors and a difrent function tools and socket over the original makita tha is a trick must of normal people dont get this trick but manoraty who knows what i mean
Почему такая отдышка,болен чем то?
Two different tools, built for different purposes
Makita impact driver is not a impact wrench what are you doing!!
Just bought one of these from ebay. Its rated to 520Nm but won't undo my 90Nm wheel nuts. Cheap Chinese junk.
Bad comparison, different size, mid torque vs hex drive
SORRY BUT
Not a good comparison
Что за макита то ?Херню показал.
Makita for tight a*** who pretends to only buy quality!
Want quality, get Milwaukee.
Terrible demo. Even the briefest of talk would have made it so much clearer - which is which and for what plus what is the result?????
Pity Makita
Expensive but useless
What a totally inaccurate review! One is a screwdriver one is an impact wrench, at least do like for like testing