Best IMPACT DRIVER Bits I've Ever Used - MAKITA XPS
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So funny I ordered this set just 2 weeks ago and love it!
Can we get blue color
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@@jeffandphoebe the 60 piece set was $30 same price 2 weeks ago.
Cobalt blue.
Someone is enjoying the better Internet service!
I would like to just see the natural "fizz" beauty of that lumber.
Agreed, the green covered up the beautiful color
😂
Appreciate the secret “bit” of knowledge you’re giving us!
This makes me want to run into a wall
DAMN YOU
Thanks for the tech segment at the end. I find it fascinating. My degree (back in the day before all this digital stuff) was Media Arts. The complexity and creativity of lightning is astounding. As I have said before, I have been so pleased to watch your production quality over the years. Like everything you do, there are no corners cut. I know how many hours a 5-10 minute video can take to do well. I just wanted to let you (and Jack) know that it's noticed and appreciated.
Keep up the excellence!
Makita is number 1 my dad has used makita all my life and has had only one tool fail after over ten years of being his number one drill it’s now hanging up in the garage for display and we absolutely Love those bits there great
Thanks to you Mr. Wranglerstar I successfully made my first handle and fitted it onto one of my grandfathers small hatchet heads. I then gave the hatchet to my brother as a gift. I learned just about everything I know about wood working from you, so I just want to give a big thanks to you sir.
I enjoyed the production notes. Thanks for the behind the scenes. No doubt one of the best you tube channels from a production value stand point. (in addition to content value as well). Thank you for all that you put into the channel Cody it comes through in many ways.
This opinion on these bits alone makes me identify you as an absolute pro. Fascinating. I've been telling all my trades buddies for a year to switch over.
Thanks for the tip on the bits. And, it's always great to see behind the scenes.
Two videos in one day is a treat. Love the impromptu video would love to see more!
All of my cordless tools are the makitas, I have several sets so when I bought bits I naturally went with the makita. I especially like the extended ones to get my hands a little farther away from the work. I honestly don't remember the last time I broke a tip, I mean years!. They're cheaper than the other bits most times too.
Shop / studio is looking great 👍
Geez, it’s hard to find any higher quality content on RUclips. The way you care for your craft and for us, your viewers, comes out clear as day, and it does not go unnoticed!
Thank you for this. I just built a storage shed and every bit I used stripped. Every one . So again Thank you. Still got to do the roof. So just right.....
I am a total Makita fan/owner. I spent some of my retirement money and bought a full 18volt range. Life has never been easier and satifisfying. Great quality and reliable and using the fast/smart charger my batteries have never been better.
I love that you showed your recording setup!
Love the behind the scenes camera stuff! Thank you!
These quick videos on quality tools are very helpful.
Bought the set when I had to redo my apartment. Loved them so much I bought two more sets to keep in different toolboxes. Glad you enjoyed them!
I love the lighting and will be going to pick up the bits as well! Look forward to every video brother!!
Enjoyed the bonus footage
Thanks for putting so much research, money, and (blood, sweat, and tears) into the production. We can tell; I have notice and appreciated the growth over the years. :-)
I can't agree more with you Cody! I used to only buy the Makita gold bits forever, and they where in a league of their own, then they stopped making them and produced those new Makita bits! You're right, they're the best bit on the market!
Like all good things German, each color should represent a topic. We will be able to tell by the thumbnail what Cody is teaching us today, and it’s an opportunity to create an inside secret community.
The light looks great in any color. Keep it fun and enjoy it.
They have become my go-to bit for sure. I love how well they fit the screws and you can get them in 15 packs that come in a nice plastic container to hold them in that fit in a pocket super easy.
I love discovering good new tools! Thanks for the heads up!
Hi Cody, enjoyed the video as always. I have to correct you on the un-level water comments though. As a captain for over 40 years I can assure you that apart from tumbling down a whitewater river or in rough seas in the ocean the surface of any relatively calm water is the most perfect level reference on earth. The problem is that the boat is impossible to keep level unless you are building it on land, in which case a level is very useful, particularly for all the upright components and interior decks. The horizontal components are not meant to be level anyway or they won’t shed water and are therefore almost always built with a bit of crown amidships to drain away water, at least on the exterior. And I would never go to sea without LocTite 😎
Keep up the great work
I would love to hear all your dad’s houseboat stories!! Will he ever be on your channel? We never hear from him.
He was on a few months ago helping build their deck.
Loved the behind the scenes bit at the end!
And thanks for the lighting tip. I've been recording so many meetings and what not of late that I'm learning about lighting now... and I've got a long way to go. It's way better than the single light I had before but still a long way to go to get what I want. God bless you and yours.
I’ll have to pick those up. Also, that is a lot of thinking for a video on bits. Thanks for putting your best into these videos!
Makita has ben making the best bits for years... The makita golds were my go to until these came out and now i use these. You are absolutely correct. They are certainly amazing!
Thank you for sharing the lighting setup. Always interested in behind the scene footage.
This lighting setup is awesome. Had no idea this is why you look so dapper these days!
I like the natural color of wood as well
I love the behind the scenes look.
Great tip! Loved the behind-the-scenes tutorial.
Love the behind the scenes at the end. 👍
Most of the carpenter in europe uses MAKITA products, the reason is durability and precision. There a version of the MAKITA cordless screwdriver with which you can use the back to hammer small and medium nails into wood and drywalls with no problems. MAKITA do a amazing job crafting there goods. You did a good choice with MAKITA.
Love the behind the scenes, I love photography as well. Nice to see simple setups from real people doing it daily.
Makita bits have always been the best.
Really appreciate the behind the scenes look on this video
Don't let Mrs. W hear you say that we are more important than anybody else. You'll be sleeping in that shop! LOL! Makita makes great stuff. As a company I think they really strive to make the best products that can be made. Thanks for sharing.
Appreciate the BTS at the end. I often like to show some technical specs on my vids too. Thanks much. -Ed
I just ordered me a set of bits you recommended from the link you provided. Thank you because I'm in need of a good set.
I LOVE THESE BITS. I use them every day and I build decks so I have put many thousands of pounds of screws in with them. And they haven’t warn out.
Love the lighting!
Hollywood! Green light looks great! Love the Loctite. Thanks for the bit referral, I’ve been trying to find good impact bits.
Framed picture of loctite, hang that up in the house like it’s your first born
Love the end portrait for some reason
Your description of frustration with the short bits sounds exactly like my experience with the freebies that are in the boxes of Spax screws.
MAKITA everything is lovely i love Makita
I have used makita gold bits for years. Honestly they have the best bits you can buy
Mrs w. will be happy with the green
BEST IMPACT DRIVER BITS: puts them in a drill
You caught that too huh lol.
Obviously don't know what an impact driver is. It's a type of drill
@@rockstarfan886 True, but it operates differently. Significantly different in fact, or they wouldn't be so useful.
Nice bonus video on the lighting setup.
Cody definitely add PROJECT FARM to your RUclips viewing list. He is pretty thorough in testing products, some test taking a year to complete. Thanks for sharing your experience with the new XPS bits.
Torx heads are truly the best. I put down 600 square feet of hardy backer flooring and only used a couple bits. Literally thousands of screws.
XPS bits are far and away better than anything else out there!! I bought a set last year when they were released.. I'm a contractor, I'm a drywall contractor mainly. I have set thousands tens of thousands of drywall screws with a single number two Phillips XPS bit that I installed in my bit Chuck last year. It's not stripped and it's as good as the day I put it in. This single XPS bit has saved me hundreds of dollars in replacement bits over the course of 16 months.
I agree with the xps makita bits they are the best bits I have ever used as well @WranglerStar
You need to sell framed pictures of Loctite in the Wranglerstar store.
I liked seeing how you set up your shots.
Those new bits are awesome!
I always appreciate you trying to sell me something. It’s never enough to just give your opinion. That affiliate link gives me the fizz!
Loved the gold framed locktite!
ThankYou... might give them a try. If you say they are good and impressed you then they must work well.
I like seeing the real wood. Heck with colors.
A deep magenta-purple backdrop would look very classy. And indigo of course is very nice and very classic.
Another great video from a great guy. I don't know about all the products available in the U.S. but I found Apex brand of bits to be the best, the drywall guys refuse anything else.
Hey! Thanks for the BTS on filming! I'm gonna be filming a guy who got into blacksmithing during lockdown and this is helpful!!
Thanks for sharing, always hard to find good driver bits. A while back for my company I had to pick out some new bits for the guys to use when assembling stuff and went with some Bosch bits, they were one of the best values and have turned out to be really good too. That said, they haven't seen the type of use you'd likely put your bits through.
Incredible ! I was watching your video and wondering how you did the lightning. I was so happy to see your setup's breakdown at the end.
loved the "behind the scenes"
Nice lighting. Appreciate that tip.
Great video Cody @WranglerStar
Wow very impressive the tech side of mister west coast man. Well done sir.
Love your new shop.!! Those shelves give me the fizz. Going to do the same thing with my shop...
Great lighting and camera work.
I’m diggin the lighting explications
It's an art sir acquired nicely
Thanks for the info on your lighting.
I had the same problem with Milwaukee's and Dewalts were not much better. Thanks for the advise I will give Makita's a try.
Very cool lighting! The Makita bits have been my favorites yet. Believe mine are a previous iteration, they are gold in color. Will try these out next time thanks for the tip
I just recently got the Dewalt MaxFit set and they are great. I'll have to check these out when its time.
Ahhh, the old portrait of great grandpa Loctite 243 back when he was in his prime working the farmstead........... I sure do miss old grandpa L. We used to call him Pa Pa Loc! ";^)
Thank you for all your videos love them GO LOCTITE!!
God Bless
definitely pink background! it would fit your west coast persona
Just got some a couple weeks ago they are awesome
In the industrial carpenters world, we use bit extenders that have a set screw to lock the bits in or we cut them in half and weld them to 3/16 springsteel rod. I prefer the ladder.
I built some deck stairs with those bits and noticed the bit seemed to not wear. I’ve been using the same bit for 4 months now. You are confirming my thoughts.
I have had issues with both Milwaukee and Dewalt bits in this regard, happy I'm not alone.
Thanks for the "tip". I've been using Milwaukee bits and replacing them twice per pound of 2" screws.
Cool lighting tips at the end .
I like the green! Maybe a little less bright, but I like it.
These loctite memes keep getting better and better. You truly make me laugh out loud with these. Everyone really needs laughter after that debate.
Millions of screws in also and I agree XPS bits are the best bits ever made. If you didn't know you can hang your drill with that torque bit from the head of a 3-inch screwed screwed 1 inch into a 2x4!!!!
Love makita and dewalt bits
I like Makita & Dewalt for my power tools. The Dewalt bits are also good, but are prone to round over / weat a little but more quickly than the Makita bits with heavy use. I agree, I don't use the magnetic bits, they always get lost or stuck.
East coast Here. Thanks . I am terrible with these things!
I have always liked Dewalt bits for the most part, but will certainly give these a try. Nothing worse when driving screws than a stripped bit.