The handle end can and will be used as a hammer.

@@JBSlickflyer to close the aforementioned paint tin

@@daic7274 exactly.

Especially the back of a Dewalt impact

A screwdriver is both a chisel AND a pry bar. And after your buddy has snapped the blade of your finest driver clean off, it makes a mighty fine hole punch if you don't mind the screaming.

It's a Hybrid of Acadian and Trailer Park Boys. Lol

With quite a few bits of Dutch and French thrown in for good measure, mind you

Tell them it's Acadian vernacular English.

Pardon, but it's Canuckistani.

And a mix of Mexican/American pocho

im with ya on that one. this guy is one of the best ''youtubers'' i have ever seen.

@@enigmab0x865 Why'd you put youtubers in quotes? I double-checked and this is actually KZfaq.

It’s a miracle when only one shows up

Resurrection

Patented AvE framing technology.

Framing you fack

You new here, right? XD in the old days 1/3 of the video was off frame, and when you saw what you should, it was off focus to a blurry mess, still loved every second and didn't dare to blink. You could miss a sharp second there!

@@gaborkrammer He still hasn't managed to get his head in the frame!

Uncle bumblefuck up to his typical tricks.

@@jonathan4111 because they are teens, right?

Nor will he ever use it.

They get a bit territorial at times.

I think it would certainly be odd to have an induction motor in a hand tool.

AvE zapped himself in this video, and here you are ElectroBOOM.. I bet my nuggets you are behind it! Can you please zap him with higher voltage next time?!

4:53

I wondered the same thing, but Googling for some photos on permanent magnet motors it looks like the magnets are buried inside steel laminations, so the magnets wouldn't have been visible, but the steel laminations were.

Nope it's a regular permanent magnet motor. No induction magic going on here :)

Nothing like ripping on an elec chicken to bring the other trades together

Break something else quick.

representing the pixie chasers out there

What’s a dew claw??

AvElectroBoom

I damn near died myself from laughing

My girlfriend asked from the other room “what happened” I said he pulled an electroboom

Time stamp?

@@alberteinstein3078 Just watch the fucking video. Learn to deal with damn delayed gratification.

You can chooch on until the 2nd breaks. Which means in todays times before the new thingy arrives.

yep

Then you need to find a new supplier. Ours keeps track of the serial numbers for us. Tool breaks, we drop it off and it gets fixed. No worrying about receipts or invoices.

Some manufacturers are more onerous than others for processing warranty claims. I've been pleasantly surprised a couple of times.

You need a better rep. I just call and they bring a new one and take the old

Good even-tide

Username checks out

One of the reasons they dont made the back of the case out of metal for tappy-tappy is in the warranty info. "Accidental/incidental damage"

i think this is why it broke

Wait wait What ?? So your like saying We Shouldn't be going Tap Tap on the back , well F&CK

Just use the lithium battery for the percussive maintenance

If I had the community college PhD in aeronautical engineering I would refuse to fly in my planes too.

Not really. The 2 designers have 8 managers who ask( er demand) crap that no one wants.

I Was just about to mention 737max...

@@kwhp1507 can’t get a PhD in aeronautical engineering from a community college. You can only get engineering degrees from abet accredited schools which standardize curriculum across the country. That’s why engineers from MIT learn the same stuff as guys from Ohio state etc.

@@briansimons2703 It was a joke.

Us elec-chickens prefer diapers.

hmm taken a peak at the default again.

@@OldSaintNick007 peak?

Briefs are better at keeping everything in place.

I mean he does do de-boxings every time there's a BOLTR, so maybe he switches every so orften.

That's just how it goes, lol.

if you could just sign this invoice...

That would require Dewalt spend more on warranty. Not gonna happen, unfortunately. Profits over happy customers... every time.

I've warrantied three different things with Dewalt. All they ask for is the date code off the tool and basic info, it's not like milwakee where they want you to send it in to get repaired.

@@marksmith6104 someone at Dewalt seems to have calculated that just sending a new one is cheaper. Says something about how expensive their labour is vs the tool itself in terms of costs that cannot be earned back easily. Training people in repairing tools? Pfff. Too expensive.

I said the same thing they will generally just send a new tool no questions asked like stated above. I have two 12v xtreme 3/8 impacts because I asked them in the oil seal is supposed to leak to be fair she just had a steaming hot supper 🤣

Hope they washed that taint first.

They sure work good as a hammer

at this point, i'm just going to cut some 18g templates and settle this.

so... you are saying that little shock he gave himself fixed it?

Aha

I'll try this for my impact, its brusless and i know it has that capacitor embedded in the motor controller because i saw it, never came to mind to discharge the fukin thing

they are slowly becoming more common in certain areas of American life, check your local gettin hub you probably find some

@@phanto4 always fun when they use them to secure crates and then ship it to the UK where no-one has seen them before or has any way of getting a driver bit easily

Car painter are ya?

How is this comment from 3 days ago if this video was uploaded 2 hours ago?

@@YesImhymn He must have found TOTs time travel lathe.

@@YesImhymn ave has early access for patrons

And not a broom to be found among them..

@@tech4pros1 every day for lunch they’d leave and come back with McDonald’s from right down the road.

Yeah I've got a DW brush(ed) impact going on 5 years of daily use. Picked up one of the teal handle ones on the cheap and that's exactly how it performed. Failed on the third day.

The only Dewalt cordless stuff that lasts our company over a year is that which sits on a shelf 364 days of it. Meanwhile, company issued Cryobi stuff, what the newbies get so you know it's extra abused, handily outlasts it. Newest impact is 3 years old, and the one it replaced was dropped 20ft more often than a crack mom drops her crack baby.

"Trouble dried out". Happens a lot when you try to do a resistive fault locate in PIC cable. "ETIR". Sorry, ma'am - it's not currently raining...

@@wes11bravo one of my CPE clients started losing CO lines, one at a time - about one an hour. My techs were booked up with installs, so I went. I found that the painters had taken a rain day but they had showed initiative and had taken a six-pair of protector off the wall to paint under it. But, they left it open, in the rain catch position but slightly inclined. Three pair or underwater and the creek was rising. I tried it out as best I could, put the cover back on and called the trouble in to the LEC. I followed up at the premises a little later and found New England Telephone's tech on the phone with either his foreman or the test board. "I had enough one pair of protectors to get their pots lines back in service. But, the police department says the alarm line still shows 'trouble'. He had ignored me up till that point, but I made a horizontal peace sign in his direction, and then flipped it over like a pancake. He gave his brain a high five. "You're not going to believe this. But, a guy just walked in off the street and told me how to fix it. I'm going to flip the polarity and call them back." I didn't spoil his moment by telling him who I was. Why do technicians have hunched shoulders and flat foreheads? Ask them a question and they go 🤷‍♂️ Tell them the answer and they go 🤦‍♂️

@@williamdegnan4718 man, did ya disappear into the woods or something, I surely would've come spoken to you later or yelled out a cheers mate at least. To each their own though, I ain't telling that tech how to operate socially.

Should be reasonably skookum as long as it's surmounted by a malleable logarithmic casing.

World known to be the best you mean. It was released in 2014 or so I think and it's still the one every new impact is benchmarked against. Been using them for years in roofing and can't remember having a problem except for the random ones that got broke when they were dropped 😛

When I was working in the trades full time all of the new guys including me showed up with a yellow drill/impact set. The second set they bought to replace them was always red or teal.

@@xxbryan715xx truth. out of a dozen reds, only one m12 has ever not withstood my perpetual abuse.

I had the dcf886 impact and it was awesome. Used it and beat it up full time on all types of fasteners big and small, lags etc, dropped it off a second story and it was fine. Had it for almost 5 yrs before the trigger developed a dead spot- still works though. I think the 887 is just not as good a machine though, I keep hearing about them burning up and dying

@@mastermetalshredder pretty sure those are the same basic tool but with 2 different anvils. 1/4 hex and 3/8 square.

@@jeffnorbert1871 3/8 square? They're both just standard 1/4 hex impact drivers. I do think there is a 3/8 for impact sockets but it's a different number altogether as far as I know

have you seen one pierce the meter yet? it's pretty glorious...

I think the ideal electricians screw would allow the spark to fix ceiling roses to the back of the floorboard above !

Hey, if you need to get rid of broken tools and recipies, I'm glad to take care of that.

Sorry my once I kill them I give them to my 8 and 6 year old boys and they finish them off.

@@kevhouse55 Well, it was worth a try...

Hilti

@@lilpbass I use my milwaukee impact almost every day at work, my 1-yr old Hilti, is still in the case, never been used, its too nice to get dirty (true-story)

@@lilpbass hilti cordless line is overpriced china crap just like every other cordless brand except they only have like 12 tools on their cordless line where makita and milwaukee have 100's of tools on their cordless lines

I love mine but it's almost too powerful. I probably should have gotten the mid torque. The hi torque will round off junkyard lug nuts!

40v Makita

The dirty old used brushed one he showcased first. Brushless stuff is good too but always keep a brushed tool in the box for when the fancy one quits

Hate to say it but I stopped buying dealt a couple years ago. Went to the kollbalt 24v brushless series and I havent been able to kill one yet. Pretty damned decent tools I use and abuse daily in the shop(I replace trailer axles and bearings, and use the impact, and drill daily)

Better "old man glasses" and two working eyes than a young man with an eyepatch.

Officially known as the Jeffrey Dommer's. Gotta be desperate to steal those from work...

Candy mountain, is China?

Lol we gotta do what we gotta do.

I see electricians using impacts as hole hogs constantly. It hurts to watch