The pull collar though inconvenient, is better than the target pushing it behind and the bit falling off. I have this adapter just for that reason. Used some gear lube the day I bought it to avoid future rust in between the collar and the body. Great product BTW.
I have been looking for this. I have that same dewalt impact wrench. No need to buy the impact driver. I like the dewalt much more compact and has a nice light over my milwaukee or ryobi.
Good vid!! Glad I found this. Cheaper then the Mw and has a lifetime warranty with O'Riellys. Just bought the Ridgid Subcompact 3/8 and need an adapter.
I can't find it anywhere, where can I get it?🤦♂️Haha nevermind I can get it at o'Reillys,gonna give it a try otherwise I will get the Milwaukee one because I cant find the dewalts 3/8 at my local store only got 1/2 ,thank you for the review😎.
Hey Catus, I’m glad you’re mentioning 3/8 air tool torque ratings. I think they’re taking lower powered mechanisms from larger drive sizes and putting them in smaller ones. Thoughts?
I also have the magnetic Irwin bit holder. It’s pretty robust for what it is and I feel like it’ll hold up on an impact driver in the long run, but I worry about the force applied to the magnet behind the bit causing the magnet to shatter. Perhaps most fastener connection points will fail first. I’ve put mine through it’s paces with metric Allen bits and torx bits on a hand driven ratchet and it has performed well.
@@jermlac It def has it's purpose. But I wanted the drill bit so I could keep it as straight as possible. With the Hog Ring and prob the anvil pins. You don't get a fully straight application. But that's what this is for. In emergencies when needed.
I can only afford one tool right now and I want something that I can use for automotive work but also general DIY and basic home repair. Would you recommend I use an impact wrench with this adapter, or an impact driver with a socket adapter??
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Perfect timing, looking for this type of adapter for my dewalt 3/8 impact
Hi Catus , I've Had
That Dewalt Myself for A While Now. Decent Tool . That PT 3/8" to 1/4" Adapter looks Solid . I'll be On the Lookout For That .
The pull collar though inconvenient, is better than the target pushing it behind and the bit falling off. I have this adapter just for that reason. Used some gear lube the day I bought it to avoid future rust in between the collar and the body. Great product BTW.
Any updates on this product? How has it held up? Which one would be your recommendation looking back?
The PT seems to be good for the price well worth having in my 3/8” drive impact drawer.
I have been looking for this. I have that same dewalt impact wrench. No need to buy the impact driver. I like the dewalt much more compact and has a nice light over my milwaukee or ryobi.
Like Milwaukee 3/8 hex,very sturdy, but it wobbles like heck on the anvil. Wasn't expecting this 🙄🤔
Dagum now I gotta pick this up today, thanks a lot cat!
Good vid!! Glad I found this. Cheaper then the Mw and has a lifetime warranty with O'Riellys. Just bought the Ridgid Subcompact 3/8 and need an adapter.
I can't find it anywhere, where can I get it?🤦♂️Haha nevermind I can get it at o'Reillys,gonna give it a try otherwise I will get the Milwaukee one because I cant find the dewalts 3/8 at my local store only got 1/2 ,thank you for the review😎.
Thanks for the great videos
Hey Catus, I’m glad you’re mentioning 3/8 air tool torque ratings. I think they’re taking lower powered mechanisms from larger drive sizes and putting them in smaller ones. Thoughts?
I bought the Erwin magnetic one. But then bought a Impact driver last week.
I also have the magnetic Irwin bit holder. It’s pretty robust for what it is and I feel like it’ll hold up on an impact driver in the long run, but I worry about the force applied to the magnet behind the bit causing the magnet to shatter. Perhaps most fastener connection points will fail first. I’ve put mine through it’s paces with metric Allen bits and torx bits on a hand driven ratchet and it has performed well.
@@jermlac It def has it's purpose. But I wanted the drill bit so I could keep it as straight as possible. With the Hog Ring and prob the anvil pins. You don't get a fully straight application. But that's what this is for. In emergencies when needed.
What bit is that at 4:06 please? I've been looking for inch long double-ended bits and that one has proper notches too.
Side note: I love Facom tools. So pretty and we'll designed.
Facom is now owned by stanley.
I can only afford one tool right now and I want something that I can use for automotive work but also general DIY and basic home repair. Would you recommend I use an impact wrench with this adapter, or an impact driver with a socket adapter??
This adapter can be used on all, great little adapter
Where to buy this?
Autozone and O'Reilly but I think they don't sell them anymore
I'm having a REALLY hard time finding a good version of this ⅜ hog to ¼ hex.
Any suggestions?
Milwaukee makes one that's 30 times stronger
How has this held up?
Which do you prefer this or the Dewalt?
Thanks
I like the size, so I searched all over, this tool nowhere to be found. Anybody have luck?
I got it at O'Reilly's Auto Parts
Fawkum
Good info thanks! And now I understand what a hog ring is! Gonna have to get myself these adapters!
Wobbles too much. I couldn't use it. I wasted my money.