to be fair, idiots are a huge threat to every tool

what's the hack to taking out a broken bit in ur makita impact beast?

@Vivian Stimpson That's why Snap-On is so expensive, they're warrantying the dumbfuckery.

strong magnet while pulling the collet back😮

@@PS3PS3PS3PS3 or just pull the collet and tappy tap tap it on something

A true leg end. Hate having to adjust volume all the time.

Why can’t other youtubers figure this out? Even old timers like EricTheCarGuy can’t seem to do it

My LG phone does it when recording videos in loud environments. Probably cuz AVE uses good cameras 🤘

Aye, a true hero!

@@tjeick I do it on my videos (well most). It's because it is a tedious time consuming process, and you have to be a-n-a-l about it.

Or apprentice 😉

Only tools I loan to anyone can be found in the toy section of Wal Mart or Target. Not even the tools I cherry pick from Harbor Freight deserve the death I know will be granted by someone audacious enough to ask to borrow from me.

My brother in law buys Ryobi

@@sirjacobanderson I buy ryobi and thrash the crap out of it, so far the only the only thing that's died was the grinder, and that was killed by the mrs.

... and he still makes a better job than you 😂 😂

So cheap that if you Cut off one head, two will take their place! Hail Hydra!

Frankenstein the parts on the Makita when it breaks down for more surprises.

fajita*

*Fuckita

*Fakeita

"How do you spend your Sunday?" "Watching a full-grown man playing with his turquoise vibrator destroy the fake turquoise vibrator. again"

It’s teal

It’s teal not turquoise

It’s teal not turquoise

@@jordanledrick3397 Minor dicktails

Would beat a Hilti

Borderline mining equipment!

Heritage tools like my grampas old enormous hand tools

Ahahahah you're totally right))

i miss pre2020 AVE. so cozy

That struggle is real...

Is AVE your neighbor?

@@tiredoldmechanic1791 right, how mad would ya be lend the neighbor your latest tool, come to find out he tore it apart and gave it a review. 😁

Don't lend your wife, tools or chainsaw.... They'll come back fucked

I told my kids, never borrow a tool you can't afford to buy, cuz if you can't return it in better shape than when you borrowed if...buy 'em a new identical one.

Chris what’s the site

@@muffinhater69 aliexpress

I was thinking on buying one, any updates? It still works?

I wonder how many tip there heads lol

@@scruffy6151 Oh you know more than one at least tilted their phone screen.

Drink beer next time, they're cold no second degree burns.

@@MrKeneal0330 I am to slow to think of doing something like that. Age has it plus sides Oh,wait what was I talking about lol.

@@scruffy6151 we were saying something about aluminium pots or cans

It's a terrible solution for motors that start under load. You can actually initially rotate in the wrong direction, and applying full power is generally not a good idea. It's cheap though! However, that rotor looked weird to me. Was this brushless PM or induction? I guess each slice could have been a polarized magnet.... In induction, you need a current path (the cage). Or maybe VSR...

@@davidpearce1995 Nothing wrong with using back EMF for sensing. It's not as good as using hall effect sensors, but it's cheap and easy with modern uP's. It will get the business done plenty good enough for a hand drill.

It's not applying full torque from 0 in an instant. It ramps up the speed open-loop until it can sense enoucg back-EMF to switch into closed loop.

Commercial treadmill motors work this way too.

@@davidpearce1995 I think there is enough play in the gearbox to get a reading before the load is applied.

the machines are waking up

same. totally unexpected

this thing just called me an asshole!

we've all been there at some point

That would could have the blue tooth to it; as you go for coffee that thing is just screaming along by itself on AUTO WORK MODE. The only way I know how to fix it is drop of a 13 foot high ladder

Wait what?

@Calvin mais si, señior

@@tacomas9602 ye, wrap the seatbelt thru the steering wheel, been doing it for years

@@0xsergy that's autopilot. cruise control is putting a "high idle" brick on the gas.

....does he do that? :(

killsalot78 so I’m not crazy. I was looking for an old video and I drove my self crazy trying to find it.

Say it again for Bosch to hear

Underrated comment... 👅

Hahaha eller hur 😎

I know, right? XD

Historically accurate.

I hope you're not in something like dental school.

They could be just using the scrapped ones with the logo insert removed.

@@VictorVonVulfgang The real version of this wrench (XWT11) has a bell housing cap held on with 2 screws. So it's likely this is a different mold. Or one that was modified to make the end product a little easier to make. Idk. .

the one I bought uses sealed bearings on the rotor. The ones in this video are shielded. So yeah, there's likely a real hodge podge of parts being used to turn out all the counterfeit impact wrenches. Everything appears to be a cheap clone of the real deal, from the switch (Omron in the Makita) the connectors, the LED light, the ESC and the battery rail. The gear housing and transmission are as close to OEM as it gets. And I wouldn't be surprised if those are being stolen right off of a Makita assembly line.

The 12v stuff is cute ... and great for putting in RC cars

design patent - covers shape, color, smell etc

Laughed my ass off.

Anyone else get a flashback to old StarTrek ...... Phasor set to self destruct?

Me too, man! My daughter was in the other room wondering why I was laughing. A minute later I was laughing again!

He should put a scotch brite scrubber end on it then gift it to the wifey for Xmas.

You spelled “CORNTACT” wrong.

Its the old writers from family guy.

Captain BaseBallBat-Boy. Yep, and by buying this knock-off shit we are putting the bullets in their guns.

Jason Buck ummm, more like pushing the trigger

@@duminicad eating the poison...

To be fair, we’re probably selling them at least a few of those guns

@@vro1899 there is no arms sales to China. American companies like Google did work on facial recognition software and military software for a military university there...

For the apprentice to use.

You don't want anything to good for when another trade needs to "borrow" your drill.

Actually you can learn a lot from the drop. Some of the better brands can hold up to that drop. I’m sure he was expecting it to break but at what point just how durable did they make a $30 Tool.

Thomas Bjerregaard Agreed. You drop tools from high heights either or both of two things might happen: tool will break and you'll get shitcanned.

Hard to firer oneself.

I'd be much more interested in a long term performance report on these knock offs. I've already given the name brands plenty of cash but for a friend who just needs a drill or driver for light home use it would be nice to have them get a $30 tool and have me lend them a Makita battery. The batteries are the first to go on the budget brands anyway.

Thomas Bjerregaard Do you have a link for where you bought it. I’d like to get one myself

That's one of the things Trump's trying to change. China's getting a better rate than anyone else because they're "developing".

@@markfergerson2145 ...and everyone is buying their crap...

@@markfergerson2145 trump isn't changing shit unless it personally benefits his corrupt ass. That liar doesn't give a flying fuck about you or anyone else, unless they can pad his pockets.

This is AvE's normal use!

I happen to have Makita batteries. If they had a 1/2 inch impact I'd consider trying it. Since I already have a Makita 1/4 inch impact and drill I don't feel like buying a knockoff of what I have.

Quite a few Scaffolders in the UK use these fake Makitas now. The real ones will last around 6 months on site with constant use, the knock off will last about the same with real batteries if you look after it. Big difference in price though. They dont like being dropped as much, mikitas tend to bounce with little damage, these things just split.

@@Jaker788 it's the Makita XWT11. The wrench in this video is a clone of that Makita impact wrench. I've taken both the Chinese fake and the OEM Makita XWT11 apart. The OEM Makita is much nicer. Especially the electronics, motor and trigger switch..

@@Jaker788 On the image near the start (4:40 or so) it claims to be a '1/2'' square drive' Maybe it's just the camera putting you off thinking it's a 1/4'' lol

Suitable for construction site shelves🤣😂🤣

"Hart" is being made by TTI, from what I can tell, they're Cryobi's in White and Blue (WTF?) cases... would be interesting to see them torn apart next to TTI's other lines to see if any price engineering has been done to Walmart's standards... Sad that Hart is another zombie Brand, they made decent Hammers back in the day in the US. (but hey, we still have Estwing at least)

I picked up a Hart 1/2” brushless drill on a whim, and, in no small part due to AVE, took it all apart. From what I can tell it‘s skookum. Electricals are tidy with clean solder, metal gear train, smooth trigger with a boot, boards conformally coated, bigass motor, and it went together as easy as it came apart. Looks like it shares its guts with higher end Ryobis

Eh, I can get most tools even the name brands for less than 100, especially an impact. It's the batteries that kill ya.

The warranty

because they're stealing parts off the Makita assembly line, lol...that's why they're so cheap. And they're certainly not built as good either. I've taken one of these Chinese wrenches apart along with the Makita it's a direct rip of (XWT11.) There is no comparing the two in terms of overall quality, the OEM blows the fake out of the water. The only thing that comes close to OEM is the gear housing and the transmission, and that's because there's a 99% chance they're stealing them right out of a Makita-owned assembly line.

@@98ek9 Warantees are over rated. When a product fails and the offending part is just replaced with the same defective crap it becomes useless. Apple has pefected this practice. It ensures a limited lifespan of the product.

Because my name brand tools have survived mishaps that I highly doubt this would. A great deal like $30 does me NFG at all when something goes wrong in the middle of the day and I need the tool to work right then, right there.

Where did you get it? I would like to try one.

blackscotydog got mine off eBay, search for ‘Replace Makita’ there is a whole host of knock-offs, not just the impact guns 👍

@@TurboTel68 Thanks I found one for 15.99

My real makita 1/2” drive will barely loosen a wheel bolt, runs for like 10 secs before it begins to turn

im curious, now 2 years later, how did it hold up ?

🤣🤣🤣

Hahaha, same when I watch one of his vids and the gf is sewing in the background.

Tells us how to put it back together wrong so we can not do it ourselves

No hall effects sensors didn't help maybe? Only correcting the current from feedback doesn't seem reliable when this kind of "out of intended usage" occurs

Either it's engrish for brushless grinder, or it actually has an impact driver gearbox and will explode your wheel for funsies

I've had to take a file to a few of my tools as the battery slots have been changed for different battery models.

Not to be a shill or anything, but i mostly see makita tools in the hands of contractors here. However that may be because they're a fair bit cheaper than the competitiors (they got a factory in romania, a neighbouring country, so i guess that's less shipping/taxes costs or something)

Don't know about Makita but when you buy the DeWalt pkgs. THEY ARE NOT the same as if you buy them separately. Google it .

@@libertyman3729 I checked before I bought it. All the model numbers were listed and they were the brushless tools they sell individually.

@@StevenDeZalia You probably removed the part that would stop you from using "small" batteries (

Yes!!! We need more videos from you also

We need another collab video!!!!

$10?! I need that link! :)

Nice to see you here, love your videos. I’m going to need that link for the driver ;)

He's probably trying to make Xmas money to buy his family all kinds of good things. Not at all unusual for this time of year.

We're from ??? Please

@@xjr1300paul they are everywhere on banggood,aliexpress just type in impact wrench makita compatabile cost's around 30$

@@MrPatrik246 They say you have to open them and grease the mechanism. Are they still working good? There is one for 65$ including shipping and 2 batteries at the moment,

@@Gabson9 i did grease them, they still work. I would not trust their batteries, I use original makita battery, still going strong

@@MrPatrik246 Thanks mate.

link for the lazy pls

What website was that tool purchased from?

@@spencerkast1042 aliexpress clearly by design, should be 18V impact wrench :-9 i said enough before smoogle smacks me

spencer kast I “WISH”I knew😉

I also stick to Makita batteries. I found an adapter which lets you run Makita batteries in Ryobi, which is great for stuff that Makita doesn't offer, like tire inflators.

how are your legs gonna look like cantaloupes if you use an electric tyre inflator?

I got a decent deal: charger, 3 batteries, impact wrench and cordless drill. My Wera screwdriver tips fit into the impact no issue. The drill is indeed NOT SDS, and the hammer action is well, probably useless, but I just use a wired heavy drill if I have to go against masonry anyway. The only issue with the impact, is that it will drive the screw into whatever material, and then keep going until you get to the other side, if you're not careful enough. Or it will try and rip your hand from your arm.

@@thatsunpossible312 ya know Ray, I've been eyeballing that bendy double jointed Ryobi work light...

Is that how those microwave turntable motors do it?

Why did the frog cross the road? Because it was stapled to the chicken.

Hey buddy, is everything ok at home?

@@talonbaldwin8931 No, he's found out mum's been sleeping with the neighbor again...who did you say was your neighbor again?

And the followup, 'Whats brown and sits on a piano? Beethovens last movement. (ode to Friday the 13th Part 2)