I was more impressed that the driver could do 450ft lbs. Thats more than my subby milwalkee’s can do!

Upgraded from an older 18v kit. kzfaq.infoUgkxW1vOBRCMrgTCDEijzpVzDWsgI-Jm2iQv I independently chose the drill and impact tool, before I came across the kit.I like the 3 speed impact gun. It seems more powerful than my older one, and it can be set to be really gentle. The drill is more appropriately sized for my use. I used to have a hammer drill, but I did not like that it was so big and it was not a great hammer drill. I rather have a smaller drill like this, and then get a corded hammer drill for the odd case I need that.

Great way to illustrate the reliability of the bits and the subsequent explanation on the remaining bits that did not break.

Really good review - and surprised so many held up & didn't break... and indeed that a little hex doesn't actually round-off. Thanks!

I've had the same results with the husky , it's my go to when the going gets tough.

Similar to Project Farm, but you guys went straight to the point, brute force, stay safe friends, regards from Guatemala

Great test, exactly what I was looking for. Too bad you had to finish the test, but you have got the point, you have found the 1/4" adapters that will not break on the strongest 1/4" impact driver!

Compared to the Project Farm video, your video applied to real world usage and numbers with nut torque numbers I can relate to. My Impact driver is the 2012 Gen 4 RIDGID 1,750 inch pounds (145 foot pounds). When more torque power is needed out comes my 1/2" impact wrench. Your torque beginning at 150 provides me much cushion for my old adapter, yet on my next Home Depot trip I will purchase a couple Husky adapters. Very good video.

Thanks for a great heads up for fixing a broken tip in my impact driver. I was not sure how to go about it but after watching your video, it was a breaze. Keep up the good work! Cheers!!!

Update to my previous comments: Last Black Friday in 2021 Home Depot was running a sale on the socket adapters where you got the three different drive sizes in a short and in a long so 6 in total for 10 bucks. This is the best deal I've seen on socket adapters ever and those huskies are fantastic! If you're watching this and haven't bought an adapter yet, keep an eye out for that deal this year!

Makita Gold are my favorite the only ones I’ve had hold up

I'm not sure about the warranty on the others but the best thing about the Husky adapter is that it also comes with a lifetime warranty. You can't beat that. Your channels amazing and I'm hooked to all your videos lol. Keep up the great work 👍

Good call stopping the test. The ones left standing after that are damn good. The strides in metallurgy amaze me more than anything. Followed closely by a hex impact driver removing 450 ft-lb nuts. That's crazy. The Husky bit looks beefy and proved it. I was surprised that any of the "torque zone" necked down bits made it. At least one of those bits has a little candy cane twist showing at the end. OK now, spill the beans on what driver is more powerful than the Milwaukee. That puppy's been on top of the mountain for quite a while now. Keep up the good work!

I've had extremely inconsistent results with the Milwaukee shockwave tips..some break immediately and some last a few months. That being said they'll be backups for that Husky when it comes in the mail lol

great video and information on the on the impact adaptor bits

Those bits impressed me, especially the Warrior. I expected the ryobi to be a dud (ask me how I know, lol). I was not expecting the makita to be a turd. I was secretly rooting for the DEWALT but you probably already knew that considering how many times ive told you that I like DEWALT, lol. Great video dude!!!

This is basically a video for that beast driver! Gonna have to get me one of those!

I think dewalt and husky are the best adapters you can get. I got to upgrade my makita xps adapters to one of those. Thanks Tim for making this video.

That thinnest "torque zone" section is usually the failing/weakest point of most torque rated adapters.

I think for most of us, anything reaching upwards of 200 ft-lbs would be more than adequate, typically used for wheel lug nut removal. So, for my intended use of primarily removing lug nuts it appears that all of them will safely and reliably remove and install lug nuts. Thank you for your effort.

Awesome video, jus what i m looking for!!!

The Project Farm video on impact drivers is a must see!

Love the Husky adapters myself. There the only adapters that I used now. During the holidays I buy several packs of them because of the sale price.

Wow, that's some impact driver. I have the M12 impact driver, which is a tiny beast and is basically the same as the M12 1/4 stubby w a collet instead of the hogring anvil. I'm wondering if the M18 driver and M18 compact/stubby are the same as well since the testing torque specs seem similar. I'm guessing over time the driver won't take the same beating but maybe not. If I ever move up to M18 might just ease in w this impact driver.

Those Bauer adapters seem to be a pretty damn good deal for the money. I'll definitely pick up a set *IF MY LOCAL HF EVER KEEPS THEM OR THE HERCS IN STOCK.*

i like the 7/16 hex x 1/2 square on a drill to start a trail mower without the string pull it works great

Curious to see similar test but with the height torque impacts I just picked up a Makita 1/2 drive and thing is a beast - came across ur video because I’m looking for a 1/2-3/8 impact reducer and trying to research the stronger ones

Hey man, great video. Just letting you know, DeWalt makes a 1/2”impact-to-1/4” adapter. So you can use a 1/2” impact Wrench to drive 1/4” hex bits! You can still do the tests man!!! Keep going!!! It is at Lowe’s, “ Item #353386Model #DW2298 G “ I have seen it in store at my local one. That will DEFINITELY give enough power to snap those 1/4” hex adapters. Also, PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE do a review on the NEW DeWalt 12V, 1/2” impact with the new 5ah battery! It is out at Lowe’s! “ Item #3650390Model #DCF901B “ is the tool “ Item #2541681Model #DCB126” is the battery. I hope this helps!!! Thank you for continuing to make great videos man! I always look forward to seeing them!

Have snapped Ryobi and Milwaukee 3/8ths. Both with that same impact driver. They will snap at their "torsion zone" which if its going to break thats where you want it to break. Had the Bauer twist on me. I passed on the Husky at the recent Home Depot sale and am wishing I hadnt now.

This film was interesting. I have the Milwaukee 12v, brushless, 1/4” hex impact and I bought the Bauer adapter set to use with. I have used the 1/4” adapter the most for smaller fasteners: mainly 7mm, 8mm, 10mm and 12mm. The 3/8” adapter only once with a 13mm. I like how short the Milwaukee adapter is to allow me better access to a faster that the longer Bauer adapters won’t, I’m going to get one.

Love the test bud you should also include the pricing of the impact bit accessories or later on a different video as well love the good contents

Nice test 👍👍👍

While I love Ryobi tools, their drill bits, and adapter accessories are known to be basically garbage. I use Husky tools professionally for a living, and I didn’t realize how strong their adapters were. I’m going to have to get a set.

@Shop Tool Reviews Could you guys do a Full test of the IR 5133? Awesome videos like always

You should all include bahco for this kind of test, they are very good at sockets and wrenches.

I'd recommend husky just because of their lifetime warranty just bring the broken socket adapter and you can exchange it for a new one where milwaukee i think you have to contact milwaukee or talk to the rep if you can

Great test. I'm wondering if using an HO 6ah or 8ah battery would've given the Milwaukee Fuel impact driver enough extra power to push the bits well into the 500 lb.ft. range. Maybe others would have broken.

Advice on how to use on impact wrench on a 1.25 inah nut ? Ideas please thank you

My Makita xdt13 made more torque with a 1/4 adapter than the xwt13 1/2 wrench that was included in the package. I just sold it and keeping the xwt with husky adapters. Takes out lug nuts like nothing. Just did a rusty brake caliper job with it too

Thank you. Good video!

i'm buying the husky. I just broke a dewalt 1/2 inch adaptor taking off lug nutz on a car. the driver i was using a dewalt dcf809 the older model 1700 inch lb atomic driver. i had hammered at the nut for 20 seconds untill the stock 1.5 ah batt either went dead or thermaled. then i switched to a 2.0 ah and that hit alot harder but only budged the nut, then i tried a 3.0 21700 cell pack and that snapped off the adaptor. i then put what was left of the adaptor into the chuck and got that nut and another lug nut off and finished the job.

I’m not seeing this husky adaptor anywhere to purchase…..is this still your best recommended?

I have the Hercules bits because I like the color of blue...

Do you have a link for the Husky adapter?

Project Farm did a test with impact driver bits like these, I bought the Bauer brand based on his results and now seeing what he'll you put them through, jeez!!!! There's still goods to be had on the cheap. Oh and in the past 12 ish months, I've been unable to break mine either.

I was surprised at the Makita

Grey Pneumatic has THE BEST impact adapters I've ever used hands down, over 15 years experience in motorcycle, automotive, diesel/heavy equipment technician fields.

There is a bit set from the dollar store... I've used the adapters to beat down on lags. I'm sure they would still be better than the Ryobi.

Good stuff 👍👍

Interested to see how HF Hercules will do since it's their higher end.

did all these adapters correctly lock in place to your driver? i just bought this same driver and am trying to order an adapter that will correctly lock into place. i have seen reviews stating that many "fit" but dont actually lock in place.

I can genuinely say I’ve been wrenching for 10+ years and I’ve not once ever loosened a lug nut with a 1/4 bit driver. I’ve done it by hand and with tons of impacts, never with a bit driver.

A buddy of mine at the old dealership I used to work at he would go through a ton of Milwaukee adapters

The review should have provided the specific model for each adapter as what other review sites would normally do for fair and honest comparison. For us people familiar with such items, we all know that there are tiers in every type of tools. Whether it's for regular, professional or heavy duty use. Brand A could have been a heavy duty one while Brand B only had its regular tier. In the case of Makita, there is ImpactX, Impact XPS or Gold adapters. It would have helped in making an informed decision if we knew which one had failed among the different tiers on the specific brand instead of emphasizing about one particular brand that the site had been regularly using which for me a kind of bias and unfair for the other brands in the comparison.

could you test the hart brand bits? they are at walmart in a 3 pack (1/4, 3/8, and 1/2)

i just broke this husky when install my winter tire with the same impact m18 fuel. Adaptor was husky 6 inches so maybe a lot weaker

@17:50 is the about to be released xr 887 replacement that has been leaked or a new gen 4 Milwaukee?

The only adapter I broke was a 3/4 to 1/2 inch drive impact adapter with a 3/4 impact gun. I broke the Napa 3 times of which they just gave me another one. I broke the Pittsburgh once, but it was under a real heavy sitsustion. I never use a 1/2 drive impact on a 3/8 .

A few other channels have done similar tests and the Ryobi was always the weakest by far, but then they cost far less and I would never use an impact driver for high-torque jobs anyway because that is not what they are made for. That said, I don't know if the Ryobi impact rated adapters were used, most Ryobi adapters are not impact rated. I have been most impressed with the Warrior adapters because they are not impact rated but can still take a beating. H.F. used to put the Warrior three pack on sale for 99¢, I don't know if they still do or not since they appear to be changing their business model.

DeWalts impact adapter for me has held up for a long time

#1 in power Milwaukee m18 fuel hex impact driver

I have been using the Dewalt bits for a couple of years

The one I already have is the best.

You could use half inch to quarter inch adapter.

You should test DDIN brand impact adapters

I wonder if having a high quality Socket has anything to do with this. Maybe that 1/2” Square fits pretty great in that socket you’ve got there, but some cheap AutoZone or Pittsburgh Socket with a little more clearance in the socket’s Chuck and would therefore bust up your Adapter a little quicker, cause it’s looser

why was Lowes store Kolbalt not included in the test?

Muy bueno la información

What about performance? Did any of adapters make it easier to remove 500 footpounds? That is where torsion could come into play.

The dewalt n husky lasted me longer then all the others . The makita was destroyed like a hour after i used it. The milwakke almost lasted all dau the dewalt lasted a few days in use. The husky i swear it msde me forget these tjings snap as long as i had it

A torsion zone makes no sense. The goal is to transfer the impact torque to the socket, not absorb it in the adapter.

I agree the Husky ones are about the best ones to use. I also have some Warrior and Dewalts and seem okay. Makita the big loser here. Ryobi I already know their bits are junk.

OK I've watched several videos with small impact drivers hitting higher numbers than most sub compact impact wrenches. Can someone explain why that is? I know the tools are used for different applications, but dam if they can make those small drivers hit crazy numbers like that they might as well put 3/8 and 1/2 Anvils on them 🤣👍

I love the husky ones

The dollar store sells these and they are great

Figures. I found this video too late. I thought for months i had bought that garbage Ryobi adapters. Then when i found my tool box i found out they were the Huskys and i was still dissapointed. So i bought Milwaukee. Now i know both sets are good. Thanks for this video anyway.

Guess when you look at the intended market for these brands, Ryobi is more geared towards the home DIYer. They will be doing minor around the home jobs. So a homeowner encountering something more than the 100 foot pounds, might be rare. Not sure where a home DIYer will encounter something tightened to 450 foot pounds.

I'm just over here trying to figure out which one clicks in instead of falling out 😂

u need the kobalt xtr driver for these tests. noticed u have their impact wrench but their impact driver is supposed to be the strongest driver around

I'm shocked that impact driver had enough oomf to remove nuts torqued to that much.

Good thing I didn't make a bet, I would've lost calling Warrior the first guy out lol

Where can i buy the husky

Test professional brands like Proto, SK, snap on, gear wrench

I've broken several Dewalt adapters with my ryobi impact gun. It has more power than my Milwaukee, imo. Anyway, I use a 33 mm socket after breaking loose the lugnuts on my semi truck when I'm changing brakes or a tire. The Dewalt adapter is a turd. Craftsman too and bosch.

You are the man brother!

Have you ever tried snap-ons?

Well I would go the other way around.. 3/8" socket/square to 1/4" hex

What color was that other driver

I really appreciate that you don’t waste my time. Many KZfaq channels ....they aren’t shy about the fact they don’t respect my time

All the Chinese made bits held up just fine.

Great video, but I don’t understand. How can impact drivers rated in inch pounds tear off these lug nuts at 450 foot-pounds? Are you certain they weren’t torqued to inch pounds instead?

I broke 10 plus husky adapters with my new milwaukee impact driver... just letting you know Husky WILL NOT hold up.. maybe they are made different now. Neither will milwaukees own adapters.. makes since when they are the ones making the tool?

You should have done the test with the high output batteries. Because at that point you are not giving the impact driver all the power it can take

Husky makes a strong 1/4

Coooool stuff, kinda disappointed by Makita big time.

Buy the titan stubby ones

If you think they should Of tested the Hercules well then Basically GFYS

👍👍

Thank you I've been trying to figure out how to get this damn nut off of my lawn mower blade

Socket adapter vs nut driver. Why would you want a nut driver?