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Thanks for sharing your results and I am sorry to hear that they lasted such a short time. These felt like a solid product on the outside but obviously time with usage would be true test. Based on what you have found I suspect that these are not worth it for anyone using them on a frequent basis. I did a a little looking and found a company called Key-Bak. Their products look nice and maybe they would yield better results?

Also curious is you reached out to the company to see if they would fix or replace their product for failing so quickly?

@@garnerreviews I've tried most brands. This one did last the longest. In fairness, it does get a lot of use. But no abuse or excessive weight. Just a lot of usage. So it still would be nice to find one that would last longer then a few months.

Thanks for updating with that. Still unfortunate that nothing is lasting longer than a few months at a time.

Thanks buddy. You know what they say, great minds think alike. 😁👍🏻

Thanks for sharing that. I don't know that I have noticed that but next time I use them I will try to compare the force needed on these vs a pair of the Twin Grips from Knipex. 👍🏻

I am assuming you want more pressure for a specific tool or task? This is controlled with the tank pressure regulator knob that is in between the two gauges on the front of the compressor. You can adjust it up or down within the manufacturers specified range. Hope that helps, or if I misunderstood your question please let me know. 👍🏻

Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing! Vessel screwdrivers are great, the fit on screws and the design and materials are top notch. I can definitely recommend the demo drivers if you need to smack on something. 👍🏻

Thanks for the kind words, I enjoyed this unedited style and may do more videos like this in the future. Just based off my initial impressions I would agree that Holstery’s products are top notch. The PinPal system looks nice and if this setup works for me I will definitely be checking it out in the near future. I can definitely do a loadout of my TP6B. It may be going through some changes in the near future so I will try to capture that as well. 👍🏻

Totally a slick system. The overall length of the Rip Pad is around 43”-43 1/4” or so. Hope that helps. 👍🏻

Thanks for getting back with me, that info helps a lot!

@@aaroncheramie6877 You are welcome.

Thanks for watching and commenting. So after watching what do you think of it?

They both are really nice in how much control you get in the trigger. I agree, for finish work it is great. But even on standard stuff I miss the control when I am not using a Makita or Metabo HPT. 😂 Thanks for watching and commenting. 👍🏻

How does this compare to the Makita DTD173 that you imported?

@@richjoslin8390 Great question. I think that it is a very nice tool and has a very similar feel to Makita impact drivers. Stay tuned because I plan to do a comparison between the Metabo, Makita and Festool. 👍🏻

Awesome look forward to seeing your comparison review, great video as always 👍🏻

😂 Hey, whatever works for you. I haven’t had a chance to use a 12v tool from Makita but I can imagine they are solid. What kind of tasks are you generally doing?

Glad to hear that you are enjoying it and that it is serving you well. 👍🏻 Thanks for watching and commenting.

Great question and a tough one to answer. If you don't currently have a battery platform and are picking one for the first time I would look at it like this. Makita has a long history of solid tools with a lot to offer in the wood working space. They will be generally more affordable than some of the other brands you mentioned (more likely to find sales etc.) and have a good track record for durability. Festool makes phenomenal products, are generally more expensive and they are really geared toward woodworking. But they also work best as a system when combining them with Festools other products. Hilti's tools are amazing as well but generally are really geared toward commercial/industrial usage. Also tend to be more expensive. Mafell tools are also phenomenal, are more expensive, geared toward woodworking but the availability is also far more limited. If it was me and I was wanting tools for predominantly wood working then I would steer towards Festool or Makita. Both should serve you really well. If possible I would recommend checking them out in person and seeing how they fit you ergonomically which can make a tremendous difference. Hope that helps and if you have more questions please comment. Thanks for watching.

@@garnerreviews Thx for answer I decided to go with XGT 40v drill and bought Festool TS 60 KEBQ track saw. I was thinking to save some money by buying 50/50 %. Also here in North I heard that Makita distribution is better and local repair shop is only 40km away. Now im just hoping I didnt make huge mistake with the drill :D

Thanks for sharing that. I have noticed myself doing this too, maybe it is because Wera tends to be an innovative company and the expectation therefore is that all the details are thought through. When compromises arise it feels perhaps more shocking because the expectation is different? What do you think of that theory? Thanks for watching!

They do well enough, seem to last as long as one would expect a 2.0 AH battery to run. Ultimately there are several factors that would determine the runtime on these batteries. I like having them for their size and weight but would also suggest having a larger battery for those really big projects where you will be running the tool all day. Thanks for watching and commenting.

I would agree, stick with Knipex for the money, really hard to beat. That's a bummer that you have had bad luck with NWS. I don't have a lot of experience with NWS but the little I have had has been decent. Thanks for commenting.

I am sorry to hear that. Did you contact Bosch to see if they would fix it?

There is a lot more to tools than just the manufacturer's power specs. If the Dewalt is your choice, no worries, I just prefer Makita tools over the Dewalt tools I have used. Glad there are a lot of solid options out there. What tool brand are you currently using? Thanks for commenting and watching.

I am not sure how much more power is needed.

Sounds like a nice setup. That Wiha packs a lot of options which is really nice, definitely means you can get a lot done with less bags. 👍🏻

Good question. It may fit if there were no tools in it, or maybe the front panel was removed. I will have to check it out more throughly and get back to you. 👍🏻

After looking at it, I would say no. You would need to remove the inner front panel and not have any or minimal tools in the TP6 itself.

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Your welcome

Glad you liked it. 👍🏻

I think it would work well for that as long as it isn’t too deep. 👍🏻 Sometimes people expect a little more than is reasonable, but this really does a good job for its intended purpose. Thanks for watching and commenting.

🤣 I hear ya on the demolition drivers, it makes me cringe a little too. But they are built for it and I don’t ever question if they are going to hold up to the task. I really love the Swiss grip too, definitely my favorite grip that I have personally used. Thanks for watching and commenting.

I will try to do a short of that soon. 👍🏻 Thanks for watching and commenting.

😂 Good point. I would like to say I just wanted to arm workout but that would be lying. 👍🏻 Thanks for watching and commenting.

Great suggestion and it is what I am going to do. I bought a couple items from KoKen to see what it was like and I was sold. Top notch quality. 👍🏻 Thanks for watching and commenting.

It definitely is. It is a well thought out product, would definitely recommend. 👍🏻

Great question. Unfortunately part of the videos could not be used due to products being in prototype phases. If that changes I should have the green light to release them. Thanks for watching and hopefully I can get some build videos out soon. 👍🏻

Thanks bud. Pretty nice piece of kit.

Have you tried them? I never did purchase and try them. I don’t think I have ever seen them again at Lowe’s.

Thanks for sharing that and for watching. I think you are going to like this saw, I still am impressed with mine when I use it. Should definitely be handy when doing plumbing and electrical. 👍🏻

Fair enough. It is always kind of strange when a brand that is well known for USA made tools begins making stuff overseas for cheap pricing.

You’re welcome, thank you for watching and commenting. 👍🏻

I don’t believe they are. Wera likes to use there laser cut tips that add a gripping surface to help hold and bite into screws. But they definitely sell a magnetizer if you want to make their screwdrivers magnetic. 👍🏻

Great question. No, this will not be sufficient for a framing nail gun. You may be able to find a similar sized option from Makita or Metabo HPT that would run a framing nailer. If size is a real concern and you don’t mind running a heavier framing gun, you could also look at the cordless options that are out there. 👍🏻

Great question. The Autoclean feature is really nice, and helps with all sanding tasks. However I think this particular machine and its bigger brother are really geared towards drywall sanding. I am not sure how fine fiberglass dust is but my guess is that you would be equally well served with one of the other Festool options as well. One question for you, do you have Festool tools as well or are you using a different brand?

Agree with you on all of that. I am excited that Makita has entered the market with new boxes too, should help drive innovation from all companies. 👍🏻 The Franklin has been great for me as well.

It has been a great saw for me, I haven’t been able to use it as often as I would like but it performs every time I fire it up. Thanks for watching and commenting and let me know what you think of it once you have ran it. 👍🏻

Where is the fun in that? 😂 Definitely could have toe screwed but I figured since I have the attachment, I might as well use it. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Spot on. Definitely paying for quality, but if you need something more affordable there are other options. Thanks for watching and commenting.

😂 Glad I could crush your expectations. How should it be pronounced?

You have a nice collection of impacts! I would really like to add the hydraulic driver to my collection for finish work. 👍🏻 Thanks for watching and commenting.

Unfortunately I can’t say. Wish I could help but I would suggest looking at eBay for someone who is willing to ship to you.

I really like it, currently the drill I use the most. It does seem quiet in normal use. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Totally with you! Such a great tool. 👍🏻

Yes indeed! Pretty awesome tool and attachments. 👍🏻 Thanks for watching

Thanks for sharing that. I will check it out when I get the chance. 👍🏻

Yes, you will need to use Metabo HPT Multi Volt batteries. They are inline with most other brands in turn of cost. Definitely keep an eye for sales on them.