So what do you think about air impact wrench?

Very cool! Those Hercules totes are underrated. I would also recommend the toughbuilt tote. Worth every penny.

Darwin award waiting to happen. Cuts open instead of removing one screw... No safety gear, holding it in his hand.

I wish the pockets were not as loose on those Hercules totes other then that I like those totes, mine loaded down has gotta weigh 30 pounds now and ive got the smaller one

Only thing I don't like is non sealed head design. It's super dated

Very very nice !!! 👍

Puts a hammer in a vise.... that is not secured to the bench. 🤣😂

I had a Phillips screw stick onto the end of my lasertip screwdriver after unscrewing it. I knew then there was something good about how it bit into the crew. Most of my screwdrivers are more typical....and I own more screwdrivers than I should....Wera makes good stuff. The lasertip is a cool feature and worth having in the arsenal. I prefer the bolster style for weight in the hand (yellow)...but if I had to carry them on my belt....I would go green/black. Sorry, but I don't know all the ins and outs of their product line...I just bought the ones I like. I do have some old school MAC screwdrivers with handles that are impervious to solvents/cleaners and any other nasty chemical that they have ever encountered. Some of the Wera handles don't do as well that way... so I keep them away from chemicals.

I found out by wearing them out😂

I may have to look into those. They seem to be pretty good ratchets. Some people don't like that handle, but I do. VIM is a little too expensive for what they are, just imo. I've heard good things about Capris extra long ratchets as well.

Pretty sure the 4,6,8 are 4/16, 6/16, and 8/16. But I could be mistaken.

It’s a pretty decent set I just got the exact same set on Temu for $62 and received a $10 rebate for ordering bringing it to a total of around $55 shipping and tax included.

And that’s how true and old fashioned business is done! AI would be dumber than a bag of lug nuts in this situation.

Oh shot!

I was a bit disappointed that you didn't dump them out and see how much they weighed. I'm curious if it's 3lb's of shot or if it adds the cylinder?

Built way better than i thought

Looks good for lighter work. I just bought the m18 1/2" drive mid torque but haven't used it yet.

I got half, of these... Mostly, Spanish Norwegian tools. Ironically, my DNA test said the same thing. I have Bahco, mini bars. They're orange. My mini ratchet, is the Klein. And I have, a mini swivel head from Harbour Freight. I have to carry, a cheater bar to use the 3/8 mini ratchets... What micro light system, are you using. Subscribed and Liked...

nice tour, thanks! On the file, SATA makes a reasonable set of files at a reasonable price for my DIY use

Watching the video it looks like the the reason that the sawzall didn’t work well was because the orange rubber handle was allowing enough give of the hammer in the (not well secured) vice that the blade wasn’t allowed to oscillate enough to actually cut.

I FEEL LIKE IT WOULD BE BETTER USED FOR THE FIRST QUARTER TO HALF TURN ON A STUCK SCREW FULLY DRIVEN INTO METAL. WHICH IS A PRETTY COMMON PROBLEM SO NOT SUCH A SPECIALIZED TASK. THIS SCREW WILL WOBBLE AND RIP THE WEAK WOOD FIBRES WITH EACH HAMMER BLOW AND YOU CAN JUST USE A REGULAR SCREWDRIVER WITHOUT HAMMER ACTION ONCE IT IS LOOSE.

Knipex also makes a mini pliers wrench that’s great for light duty stuff

Picked up a set of phillips when i worked in japan great on brake rotors on japanese cars and pretty much any other phillips screws on made in japan items.

So there is a tool called a screwdriver, it might have been a better choice than the Milwaukee rotary tool.😊

I have this took and it works great. stupid video.

I have the 3 peice set of these. They are good for getting carb screws to break loose on Japanese bikes and atv's. They all use JIS head screws and most people use regular phillips tipped screwdrivers on them, which winds up damaging the screw heads. The no 3 driver is good for Toyota brake rotor screws. I always hold them with just a little firm torque in the direction they rotate, and it seems to help. Once in a while, i have to get out the hand impact, but not often. Anyone who works on Japanese made equipment should know about JIS hardware. They also double as just a regular screwdriver. Vessel is well made and has become my go-to tool brand for screwdrivers and the like.

Better than a traditional impact driver?

Box that set comes in says Made in Taiwan.

Prestige Worldwide winning again. I subbed recently, your content is great, exactly what I want to watch. However, I have Makita, not Milwaukee.... I bought into the platform ages back. Sadly I want to upgrade to makita xgt, but that's a whole new platform....

Well that did it for me, not buying it if it can’t pass the 8lb sledgehammer test

I had one forever and it finally cracked and started letting out dust. It was over 20 years old and I used it as an industrial millwright. Took it to Harbor Freight and got a new one. It is the only thing I have ever warrantied from them.

Deez 🥜 are inside

Those are cheap enough to just buy another one. They may be the best Dead blow hammers on the market. Reason I say that, they are so affordable and you can get them replaced under lifetime warranty. They actually hold up very well. The biggest complaint for most, is the square handle.

I bet it smells nice in your workshop now.

Harborfreight warranty is terrible you where lucky

I guarantee had that been a Snap On ratchet, the guy on the truck would be citing abuse and not replace it.

Of course they were going to honor it. There is one thing about Harbor Freight, they honor their warranty.

Definitely not like that at my harbor freight you have to give all sorts of information and if it is not to their liking like expired ID they won't do exchanging

I remember back in the day bringing my 3/8 drive ratchet to sears to have it replaced as i had left in the rain and it rusted it was frozen. They gave me a new one no questions asked and i still have it to this day. Also broke my sears flat bar in half in the 80's they gave me a brand new one

I've Been Using Tools for 50 Years first Wrench Set When I Was 12 ! Never Needed Tool Truck Tools ! The Only Snap On I Have Came From The Flea Market . And Only A Few . Mostly Have Craftsman and SK , Williams , Wright All USA Made . Along With A Few Others . And Yes HF Hand Tools Also !

Always easy to get a replacement on items damaged under warranty in the Massapequa NY store. Helpful friendly staff

Seems a lot to be the Stanley craftsman quality, ratchets look and sound similar. Probably made in the same Chinese factory.

The new sears and craftsman of today!

But duurrrrrr Snap On durrrrr.

That's awesome! You also have your 237th subscriber from this video. Keep the videos coming. 🦅🦅

Harbor Freight has not failed me yet .

You lie! You said "No questions asked", I'm pretty sure the guy asked "Is that a ⅜?". No, really though, Harbor Freight is as good as Sears was with the Craftsman, they weren't and aren't out anything other than making customers stick by them. I've had MAC and SnapOn, I will never buy another MAC tool, they're lifetime warranty, but trying to get them to warranty something is almost impossible, SnapOn, they are the same, they have absolutely no desire to warranty tools, they might as well give you a prostate exam with a cactus with the interrogation and when you have a torque wrench that you paid damn near $400 for 20 years ago, and they won't warranty it (locking collar doesn't lock) because it's an older model, that's a kick to the groin

I have 100k worth of Snap-on Mac and Matco. When I sold off my towing and repair biz in 2016 I had no good way to warranty tools. I do the fleet maintenance for my fleet now. No truck will give me the time of day as it's just me and not worth their time. HB in a 2 min drive from my store and garage. I buy what I can there and the industrial tool dealer 5 min the other direction. My shop box is full of Icon, Williams, Capri, Proto, and Tekton. All bout locally and warrantied (not needed so far) locally.

I lost all my tools, etc. in a garage fire a couple years ago and Harbor Freight replaced ALL of my tools! By just bringing in a couple sockets and wrenches from the fire, they replace the entire sets of all of them. Anything I had from Harbor Freight was replaced! They stand behind the warranty.

I've only ever had to warranty one ratchet a few years ago, and i have several Icon. The hardest part was driving 25 minutes to the store. They didn't even ask me what happened, just got me another, and sent me on my way.