Important note for anyone considering buying an impact wrench. You NEED impact sockets and any sort of extensions have to be impact rated as well. Essentially the silver sockets you see with normal tools are a harder material than the anvil head on impacts and if you use them on an impact it can prematurely wear out the anvil on the impact and/or crack it
Milwaukee Tool and its parent company TTI manufacturers many of its cordless power tools and battery-powered products overseas in factories located in China, Vietnam, Mexico, Germany, and the Czech Republic. However, some are assembled in the US from components made in other nations.
@@MachineryNation that would not be apples to apples. 350mm impact wrench would be definitely cheaper than the 1898mm impact wrench.it is more reasonable to compare a close enough torque wrench with different price range than this one. if it is the comparison of milwuakee m18 2864-20 1500ft-lbs vs dewalt dcf889b 1200ft-lbs, it is more agreeable given the m18 is cheaper at 319 than dcf899 at 379 dollars. try to compare milwuakee brand with same torque wrench to a higher end brand like hikoki , fest tools.
@@MachineryNation if you would like to compare this russian brand with 350mm torque , much better if you compare it with milwuakee at the same tier wrench model as this one like the milwuakee m18 2854-20 impact wrench with 340mm torque
I agree, it would have made much more sense for a similar rated (expensive brand) to be compared to the Hychika. This is still an interesting comparison though
kind of a bit unfair comparison test considering the milwaukee has way more torque strength and a larger capacity battery..i mean i thought comparison testing should be done between two or more items of equal description...this is like pitching a 1 litre ford fiesta against a mitsubishi lancer evo 10
@@MachineryNation yes i get that...but there are lesser powered milwaukee impact guns on the market that,if used,would have created a fairer comparison against an inferior make of tool...right..?
It is really stupid to test two impact wrench against each other that are not equally strong. Of course impact wrench with almost 2000 Nm is better and stronger than one with 350 Nm. Where is your logic?
Important note for anyone considering buying an impact wrench.
You NEED impact sockets and any sort of extensions have to be impact rated as well. Essentially the silver sockets you see with normal tools are a harder material than the anvil head on impacts and if you use them on an impact it can prematurely wear out the anvil on the impact and/or crack it
Congrats on reaching 15K. Good idea for a test, very impartial n honest.
Thank you Al 👍🏼
Milwaukee impacts are pure class. The mid-torque version is light and very powerful, its saved me hours of messing about.
Great video and as always, very entertaining!
Thank you Tom 😎
Great videos....ceep it up.
Greetings from Norway.
Dr. HS
Thank you Havard 🤩
Great demo lads!
Thanks Joe 👍🏼👍🏼
Hi Ryan James & Will entertaining and surprising video Thanks again
Thank you Darren 🤩
Great demonstration guys, i just use cheap impacts as am saving up to buy a battery strimmer,i do hope you get your dropping nut problem sorted 👍
Thank you Nev. we’re working on it 😂
15k well done James and the gang
Thank you very much 🤩🤩
Great video as usual.
Thank you John 😇
Congrats on the 50K - fully and well deserved. Great channel
We wish it was 50k Claus, only 15k but hopefully 50k won’t be far away haha
@@MachineryNation sorry was a bit optimistic - but with this good a channel i'm sure you will get there soon :-)
Congrats on 15K. If I could subscribe again, I would. You guys have too much fun playing with yer nuts 😹
Haha thanks Stella. We do like playing with nuts 🤩
Milwaukee is out of stock. Great video by the way gents. Too much fun.
Its time you got 4 x Milwaukee grinders Bruce 😂😂😂
@@MachineryNation It is
Not about speed. It’s wether it can do the job as well as the expensive one, and how long does the battery last
Exactly, it was a good tool and surprisingly capable 👍🏼
Milwaukee Tool and its parent company TTI manufacturers many of its cordless power tools and battery-powered products overseas in factories located in China, Vietnam, Mexico, Germany, and the Czech Republic. However, some are assembled in the US from components made in other nations.
they should compare with the same rating of impact wrench? 350mn vs 1898mn is not just
I appreciate what your saying, but that would be a different test, this is the difference between what a cheap one can do vs an expensive one 👍🏼
@@MachineryNation that would not be apples to apples. 350mm impact wrench would be definitely cheaper than the 1898mm impact wrench.it is more reasonable to compare a close enough torque wrench with different price range than this one. if it is the comparison of milwuakee m18 2864-20 1500ft-lbs vs dewalt dcf889b 1200ft-lbs, it is more agreeable given the m18 is cheaper at 319 than dcf899 at 379 dollars. try to compare milwuakee brand with same torque wrench to a higher end brand like hikoki , fest tools.
@@MachineryNation if you would like to compare this russian brand with 350mm torque , much better if you compare it with milwuakee at the same tier wrench model as this one like the milwuakee m18 2854-20 impact wrench with 340mm torque
I agree, it would have made much more sense for a similar rated (expensive brand) to be compared to the Hychika.
This is still an interesting comparison though
I definitely thinks it's worth the money, is it still holding up?
Yeah it does the job, just not sure how it will stick the rest of time 😂
I use a Metabo 240v corded impact on the wheels of my Deutz tractor. Am I allowed to say that ?
You certainly love your Deutz Ade 👍🏼
@@MachineryNation I love Husky and Stihl equally as much.
I am not one-eyed and brand myoptic.
@@MachineryNation Oh, and don't mention the war. I did but I think I got away with it.
Is there a specific reason you are using such a long extension?
The 6” extension was not long enough so the 10” had to make an appearance 👍🏼
Ryan I've been married 34 years, lost me nuts a long time ago, hang in there (so to speak) buddy. 😲🙂
Nice video James and the Gang. 👍
Hahaha, thanks John 🤩
Anytime guys 🙂👍
Peep!...Peep!..peep!
Errr...good vid that lads..peeping good video.. lol!
Hahhaha thanks Derek 👍🏼
Milwaukee mid torque can beat it easily
even better pairing it up with those 6Ah high output battery
@10:46 *Milwaukee has a 5ah bat vs hychika's 4ah bat*
Yeah it has that battery all the way through 👍🏼
You two look like you have a right laugh
Yeah generally have a hoot 😎
those are too clumsy with its weight and size, there is smaller ones but with more torque
Not a proper test the only time the wrenches are being compared is when the wrenches are being used not when the persons are using their dexterity.
kind of a bit unfair comparison test considering the milwaukee has way more torque strength and a larger capacity battery..i mean i thought comparison testing should be done between two or more items of equal description...this is like pitching a 1 litre ford fiesta against a mitsubishi lancer evo 10
The idea of this was to show the difference between cost saving and high end to show the difference. Comparisons can be viewed differently.
@@MachineryNation yes i get that...but there are lesser powered milwaukee impact guns on the market that,if used,would have created a fairer comparison against an inferior make of tool...right..?
🤦♂️ who was In charge of putting the belt clip on the Milwaukee…
😉 Trigger 😂
@@MachineryNation 😂
You're losing a lot of power with that extension bar
Indeed we are but equal with both guns and we only used where we needed it, would not of reached otherwise 👍🏼
It is really stupid to test two impact wrench against each other that are not equally strong. Of course impact wrench with almost 2000 Nm is better and stronger than one with 350 Nm. Where is your logic?