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Thats one problem with these chynese battery tools in general, they have very poor quality triggers with bad or no speed control. Even without mutiple speed settings a good trigger would allow for complete control.

I own bosch and I can dig this video

This guy doesn’t know how to use power tools from his words

Or just watch how far it goes in?

Get yourself a cryobi. The struggle you need will be there. I mean Ryobi. I prefer Dewalt, guaranteed tough.

Harbor freight hercules impacts have a nice trigger that allows you to go really slow

Sorry, Miluakee. You'll never get me to give up my Ryobi.

Yeah that’s because that’s the low end Milwaukee impact. I have the m18 fuel surge and it has different mode settings on which auto stop at different torque amounts

I gladly prefer a bosch jack hammer 4 years of heavy use no maintenance 10 hour work days Monday to Friday used for gold mining in Mexico vs Milwaukee 2 months of usage dead ☠️ certain tools from certain brands are better 😐 I Like my Gen 2 bosch freak 2 in 1 blue tooth impact 1/2 inch chuck for sockets taking off lug nuts hollowed out center for 1/4 inch bits 🤷‍♂️

Put the tools down if you can't feel what they are doing, seriously some people don't need power tools.

Skill issue? My Milwaukee works just fine

People need to learn how to use variable speed triggers i barely take mine out of speed 3

Excellent video

A dremal tool might work with the right bit or a multi cutting tool with small wood blade

Thx from Poland ❤

dont waste ya time watching this pile of crap , he shows u nothing just him speaking like he knows alot but knows nothing but jibba jabba ..

I have an 8" sundown In a bazooka

You've avoided what most DIY channels do in spending half the video explaining the problem, the next quarter saying what they're going to do about it, and the last quarter actually delivering. Well done, concise and clear. And thanks, although my worktop is probably too thick at 4cm.

Ys it was bumpin but ya lots of dyna mat at the back had a RF power 800 a4 rears bridged to the 10 w 6 it was in a single cab toyota pickup bumpin

you could probably put some bedliner on the outside for even more tightness

I used to put 10w 6 s in the 10 inch bazooka tubes u gotta dynamite the back of the tube

Don’t worry, it’ll break soon and you’ll be using the Bosch full time😅

Unironically I use the baby 1.5 batteries on mine so that it doesn’t drive short screws too fast.

I find yhe torque war between the companies to be rather silly. Back in the early 80s i found an old eletric impact from a factory line for heavy equipment axle assembly. The impact itself, has over 13,000ftlb of torque. I thought that was awesome when i was younger, now i know why EVERY one at the factory was set to the lowest setting, you literally cannot hold that thing without ripping your arm apart and is likely the reason they stopped making them like that. Its so powerful when i had a jig set up to test the torque thinking it qas only maxxing out at 1,000, it instantly ripped yhe jig apart and sent my buddy who was holding the one end down with an attached 4 foot long lever on the end, got lifted up and launched by it so fast he cpuldnt stop the trigger. It was wild

i’m just tryna park my scorpius in a polaris. without becoming poor.

Bought an m18 when you needed an m12

Maybe its not struggling?

Ugly lines. Too many gaps

Thank you for the information. I would like to try this Tenryu blade, but I am not sure if it is compatible with the riving knife in my table saw. If at all possible, would you mind sharing the measure for plate thickness on this blade? I have not been able to find it online so far. On another note, have you tried some of the Tenryu blades that are made in China? In case you have, have you noticed a difference in quality/performance compared to the one in this video?

It doesn’t mean it’s a bad tool, just the wrong tool for the job.

KOKUTEK SKUSSSS M20

I was taught that we heat the block and use it to break bolts loose, not drive them in bc you'll strip the threads inside. And to always tighten and torque by hand to keep even pressure with all surrounding bolts so the surfaces mate properly, no gaps or stretching

I work in HVAC and have one of the first gen brushless HP 3 speed impact drivers (the one with three LEDs on the nose) from Ryobi and I normally run second speed and know how to feather the trigger so as to not overdrive or strip screws. I only break out speed 3 on 1/2" and 9/16" fastener heads. There is a point where too much speed can lead to stripped threads because of too much power.

That's the weaker one too lol

I did this with pvc pipe instead of a bazooka tube.

Yeah you definitely can't turn it down🙄

Had a DeWalt 1/4 inch brushless impact. That had way too much power. I consistently broke grade 8 1/4-20 bolts like it was nothing.

We all grew up watching Tool Time and wanting more Power, now we have it and now you cry. He prolly has a Biden Flag too

Yeah, it's that stupid american fetish, where you use an impact driver for everything instead a normal driver where you can adjust the clutch for delicate jobs.

Just use a drill ..why is everyone obsessed with impact drivers for normal use?

Great no BS review. Just bought a set for my Trail Boss. Waiting for them to arrive and install in a couple of days.

I’ll stick to my ol porter cable heh heh…

Looks like a job for a drill driver rather than an impact driver.

Two or three clicks past the bottom does most tasks.

Or just close the back window and don’t replace or deal with any of this 🤷‍♂️

Put it on screw mode or 1 it will work out

If youre waiting for the tool to struggle, youre doing it wrong. Drivers are for not struggling, that's why they have the driving power of the anvil, multiple settings, variable speed triggers, tightening modes that stop when the fasteners get tight..... You want a weak tool, dont use an M18, stick with your bullsh...i mean bosch.

Update: I’m in the middle of installing new bilstein 8112’s and the driver side ball joint already has about 1/16” of play. This is only about 5,000mi of driving. Totally unacceptable. I’ll be calling SPC on this… Update: 5/17 - checked the measurement with calipers and it was about 1/50th of an inch, which after speaking with SPC is an acceptable measurement of play. I’ll keep my eyes on it and keep this post updated.

You don’t want it to struggle, having to look at your work is normal.

Try using a drill impacts aren’t for that