The channel just hit 5,000 subs! Thanks all for your support and keep an eye out for a special event to celebrate coming soon!

Awesome creative intro also congrats on the 5k subs your hard work will continue to pay off and yes not bad for the generic impact considering the rpm idiffrence was about 1000 less. thanks for the video

Congratulations on the 5k!!

Lmfao the intro is hilarious 🤣😂 good old 1930s and 1940s intro love it

Congrats on the 5k subs. You did that FAST!

Congratulations bro on the 5k subscribers @Philly Fixed

I've Been waiting for this one review forever! Looking forward to more of the fakeita reviews,been looking at them for awhile now; the grinder and hammer drill mostly and for brushless motors and to be close Makita clones the price seems real good if you don't use them daily.

It's great seeing you use devices to measure RPMs /vibration and temperature. That's usually something you only see on multi hundred thousand of views channels so seeing all the data you get from watching your videos, I really enjoy watching them and look forward to new ones. Congrats on 5K ;got there pretty fast not as fast as the guys from torque test channel but you'll be there soon, I see it, you'll be at 100k soon

Nice work on checking vibration @5:50

CONGRATULATIONS ON 5 K Jim !!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍✌🏻🎉 🎈 GOD Bless you my friend!

Congrats! 🎉

This exact impact wrench brushless version is on eBay for under $40. Ave did a teardown and was very impressed for the price. I have that same Makita impact wrench tho and it is awesome. Haven't came across a bolt it couldn't bust loose yet

Instant thumbs up on the video for the intro alone.😂

I had you're videos on in the background while I was doing something, and my god did I think that voice was Matthew Broderick in the intro lol.

This intro is gold!

Congratulations on the 5k!!! Go Birds!!!

GRATS on the 5k! Personally, the whole "I'm a better tool reviewer because I don't take free tools" has never made sense to me. Either you're a trustworthy reviewer with a decent moral code, or you're not. Accepting a tool for review purposes doesn't change that. I've seen reviewers do unethical things. First hand. And it wasn't a free review unit that caused it. This community NEEDS great tool reviews. Accept review tools. Give us an honest and great review. Use the money you save to improve your channel. And every time some idiot calls you a shill, a sellout, or says they hate you or your channel, immediately shadow ban, and go back to making amazing content for those of us who love it. Stop wasting time on broken people who come to KZfaq Comments to leave destructive self-righteous messages that only bring down our community of amazing tool fans. Thanks for another fun review Jim!

It was nice that Philly Fixed compared the speed at which the wrenches drove tapping screws into wood, and that would give us a good estimate of their power, and comparative power, but probably the main use of these kinds of tools is to remove lug nuts on tires, is it not? I would use mine for both motor vehicle work and carpentry work, cabinet making too.. But I ask: do you rotate your tires yourself? I do. Do you want to have a cheap tool to bring along with you in your car in case you get a flat tire, so you don't have to rely on the ridiculous lug wrench that comes with the car? Would you prefer a power tool for that, to a tool set consisting of a decent quality 1/2 inch drive breaker bar, a short extension for it, and a socket to fit your car's lug nuts? I would want both -..the power tool to get the job done quickly, and the hand tools to have on hand as a backup system. Although I should mention that Makita makes a battery charger for their 18 volt batteries that runs off of a car's 12-volt system. And the genuine Makita would have been too expensive an investment for me, I think, if it was for doing just these 2 jobs, doing tire rotations twice a year and putting on a spare tires once every few years. But the fake Makita might have been worth spending a few dollars on, even if I wanted to buy only genuine Makita batteries and buy a genuine Makita battery charger. What I would have liked to know is very simple: what is *the current draw of each impact wrench.* Knowing the ampere-hour rating of the battery is important, but knowing the current draw of each tool, in addition, would be just as important; it would enable me to estimate how long I could run the tool before I needed to recharge the battery. By the way I would not want to rely on an aftermarket battery. They just about always are mislabeled as to their ampere-hours. A 5 ampere-hour Makita battery is going to hold fairly close to 5 ampere-hours of energy each time it is fully charged. An aftermarket battery labeled as holding 5 ampere-hours of energy is likely to really accept only 2.5 ampere-hours - and so given the same job, and the same wrench, the aftermarket battery, despite having the same rating, is likely to keep doing that job for only half the amount of time as the Makita battery. *I would want to use only Makita batteries.* There are other problems with aftermarket batteries too. And then I would want to know: *how many tires could I change using a freshly charged, Makita-branded, 2 ampere-hour battery - using that battery with the Makita wrench, and using it with the knockoff wrench - before I had to recharge?* Efficiency of s tool is important. Burning more gasoline does not necessarily necessarily equate to driving further. Drawing more power from a battery does not necessarily equate to changing more tires with it. I would want to use a genuine Makita battery charger too. But for rotating tires and for changing tires quickly on the road - I might want to have the fake Makita impact wrench I would add that for small people without a lot of muscle, a 1/2 inch drive impact wrench and an impact socket might be just the thing to have in your car in addition to a 1/2 inch drive breaker bar and socket. Cultural values change with time. When I was a youngster, there would not likely be a petite woman putting 4 new tires on my car; 50 years later, and this is no-longer unlikely. The proliferation of powerful, lightweight, power tools might perhaps be one of the things that may have had influenced this change.

My father and his side of the family is from Norristown/Bridgeport area. I have to support ur channel now lol 💯

Congrats for 5k subs Maybe a little less fluff and more straight to the point Btw Weht to jerry sandusky?

Can you make please a detailed review between all impact wrenches from the major brands?

Great video

Hey we bought one of those too (or whatever the equivalent is) it was literally falling apart on the dyno

Interesting showdown i don´t think i have ever seen a tool review with a vibration test before. Free tools is not a sellout if you are honest btw. I wonder how the build quality is on that knockoff? The plastic looks shinier, maby less fiberglass?

You get a thumbs up just because of the Tshirt!

@Philly Fixed Regarding the PayPal fiasco, was the money cash in your PP account, bank account, credit card or ? There was no place to comment on the post...Thanks

The intro is like the god father movie telling the gangstas how it is lol

Do ingco tools for outside the US

Makita still is more powerful and with 8ah it can be much powerful (like in the MCT view showed it with milwaukee battery via the adapter)

Anyone from the 215 or 267 will diffently give you a honest and real review

Should have test vibration on the batteries cos makita have that design where vibration wouldn't affect the batteries

Do get warranty if any on the fake if breaks you just gotta buy another

I know some of those fakitas using Milwaukee motors, trust me.

Wow at how slow the knock off tool is on the stump and lag and wow 198 degrees @10:27

at time 11:43 , both tool are Makita，mistake ?

Dude, I got the mid torque Makita XWT17 and it wasn't as good as my octane Ridgid. And it's rated 100ft lbs higher. The one you have is half of the Ridgid. Put it up against impact drivers

'Fakita'...? Everyone knows it's pronounced 'cousin Eddy'. ;) I've got one, and for the price it's a fantastic tool. Just don't expect much beyond 150 Nm. (Edit: I accidentally said 'uncle').

Awe man I got an email from banggood and just deleted it. It’s said something about sponsoring in the comments. I assumed it was a umm, adult. Something. Who knew I could have got some knock off tools. I’m a little disappointed now

You get what you pay

Get you some more dirt cheap knockoffs and have Fake Tool Friday?

It's curtains for ya fakita. Curtains I say. Go Penn State!

You'd think they'd find a better brand to copy. This is like a knockoff of a knockoff

did they just copy the original makita?

Amazon wont allow the selling of fake tools that use Makita battery. Aliexpress, Alibaba have tons of mini 4inch chainsaw that takes Makita battery. Head to amazon and you can only find a handful at best. rest use proprietary batteries. I bought one of those mini chainsaws and opened it up. The battery holder is separate piece from the saw handle. They can put on a battery mount that accepts makita battery or generic battery on the exact same saw. Yours may be the same.

but that not the way to compare...YOU SHOULD COMPARE HOW MANY FT /LBS CAN DELIVER EACH ONE ...THE REST IS BS MY FRIEND

you need only 7k subs for FREE TOOLS?? WOW!!!

If someone is going to cheap out and buy the "Fake" tool then they will be buying a fake battery also not a known branded battery. So Why not test the fake tool with the battery it's supposed to have?

The worst tool tester on KZfaq award goes too! This bloke

Sorry for FAKE keep for you fa kg e and original ignore.