Best Pozidriv PZ3 Impact Bit - Makita, Milwaukee, Wiha, Bosch, Wera, Parkside?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ก.ค. 2024
- Lets do some testing with these premium pozidriv impact bits: Makita Impact Gold, Milwaukee Shockwave, Wiha Diamond Torsion, Bosch Impact Control, Wera Impaktor and Parkside.
I will screw down 50 6x70mm chipboard screws with each one of these bits to see how they pertform. Later in the video I will test the maximum torque each of the bits can handle. - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
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Wow, that was informative! It's hard to find good info on youtube anymore. I use Milwaukee power tools but haven't had a chance to use any of their bits because I have so many Makita bits. Thanks, for the video👍
Glad it was helpful!
Great test video.
Very interesting test, good
Your information is good and useful
Dziękuję za świetny test.
Good test. You should have redone the first test after screwing the 50 screws, although realistically all these bits would need 500 screws each to show wear, all are good quality. People, don't buy cheap bit sets, a single wera bit costs 0.50 - 0,60 euro
thanks for the video
I did some tests of my own, and the Wiha Terminator Blue T25 and #2 phillips performed well for me.
What makes them even better is that I found them on clearance.
Congratulations for the review! Very good! Thanks for the video! 👏
To me, it looked like some of the bits began to cam upwards up and out of engagement with the screw before failure occurred. This may have caused premature failure, or at least affected the performance ranking.
It's a peculiar test, because Phillips screws are *supposed* to cam out at a certain torque. The driver beginning to cam out means the maximum allowed torque was achieved. Phillips is tapered for a reason.
Did you ever do a redo of this test? Not seeing it on the channel! I'm thinking about gettint some wiha red bits
I love parkside value for money
Just don't try their Torx bits then. I used to think Torx just had A LOT of play, until I tried Wera bits. Now I have Wera, Wiha and Felo bits and they all fit 100x better than my 3 sets of Parkside bits. Parkside Pozi and Philips bits are ok. Torx just plain sucks. They might be 2/3 cheaper but using them just brings no joy at all.
@@macvos after 10 months...I now agree with you
For me, this is not a particularly good test for choosing which bit to buy. The test only applies to this 1 screw. It can be completely different with other screw heads. For example, it would be possible that the Wiha bit fits and moves less well, but the Bosch bit does not. It would have been better to test several different screws rather than just one.
You get an idea though, but you’re right and torx or square reviews would be nice as well.
there is a guy did screw reviews and I feel he made a great point about screws being a bad product, I have since tested all the local brands and the expensive ones can often be bad, I settled for a type I swear by now, since then there is nearly no slips which causes a lot of the wear... different towns may vary though so i don't hazard to say which is good in your town /\
Y todos los tornillos ? tienen esa medida ? En tiendo que hay más grandes y más chicos 🤔
До конца не смог досмотреть, но точно могу сказать, что с таким акцентом автору, в Бронксе, будет спокойно
I'm pretty sure I will be far better in Bronx than in Russia
We use Makita bits at work an they SUCK I change em 3 or 4 times a day
Their machines are great, but Makita has a bad habit of buying and rebranding crappy screw bits, drill bits and other accessoires. 😑
you sound like a shill, sup?
Second test= MIlwaukee, Bosch are real impact bits:) Rest are just tough standard bits....why becasue if you damage socket - you have real problem, if you break bit? you just take another one;)
Bem pensado
Bought a screw and drill bit set on Ebay £21 utter shite asked for a refund got half back thought if it's half decent worth it but no , I wondered why it had multiples of the same tips and bits 1go with a 3.5 mm drill bit and it bent .
We have 2021 . Who needs theese test. Never heard about torx drive.
U don't say. Pretty sure I know at least five screw drives different from torx that you never heard of, but i don't brag about that, do I ;)
Torque testing is subjective. As these are "Impact Driver Bits" They will all break in the end. If the bolt head can withstand the pounding....
I'm pretty sure we all want such bit that will withstand the beating. Otherwise i will end up changing bits every two ot three bolts. For me is better to destroy the bolt and be sure there is no way to remove it except cutting/drilling
@@icku Not me.. Them stainless bolts cost $10.00 a pop.. Why they sell them bits in 25 packs...
@@icku I'd rather change the bit than cut / drill the screw. PH / PZ 3 has a maximum tightening torque of approx. 19 Nm (standard). To increase the tightening torque, give TORX.😀
Some of the bits you used where philips head you used pozi head screws not compatible test flawed?
You need better glasses 😂
@@icku I don't think so have you looked at all bits 👀
@@sallynoggins No i haven't. I took what fist came handy.
@@icku 🤣😂🤣😂
e AEG no?
if only we'd stop using phillips screws we wouldn't have to go to such extremes to engineer driver bits
I prefer Torx screws. I only use Phillips or Pozidriv screws where I really have to.
Parkside is the best price wise.
makita 26.8
milwaukee 24.1 (broken)
wiha 26.0
bosch 26.6 (broken)
wera 27.6
parkside 26.7
youre measuring the screws not bits
Bosch really disappointed me :( I love their products but these bits probably not made for the pro job.
A professional doesn't hammer away until something breaks.
The things they make themselves are pretty good (multitool and 'Expert' level saw blades for example), but (drill) bits aren't anything special unfortunately. Wiha and Wera are incomparably better.
I have some Bosch tin (titanium nitride gold) PZ2 bits, they are the best bit ever. I made a whole kitchen with one bit (used bit, not new) and it didn't even get scratched.
@@gplusgplus2286 they might be better than the standard ones, but I have no experience with them myself.
Are you sure the screw head is the reference when you test wobbling, how do you know its right ? When doing serious test you have a know reference , not a random screw
This is not a scientific experiment. Just my opinion. For me its the right way to test, for you - obviosly not :)
👌👍😎
felo is the best
damn, that wera got messed up
Wera looked a bit warned up after 50 screw test (surprisingly) because my precision screw driver after 10k+ laptops still performing very good but I'm glad it passed a tork test on that soft screw.
BTW Philips is old school now, should use TX
I definitely disagree that the Wiha won at the beginning when you were testing wobble in the screw. It definitely does not help when you're in a job and your bits keep getting stuck in your screws. Big PITA. You want a good grip, but you don't want it so damn tight that it slows you down.
Agree, although don't you find a tiny push to the side before pulling out prevents it sticking in? Sometimes I do this AND slowly finger on the trigger as I pull out... seems to help hugely and doesn't really slow me down too much
i do better with the regular Wera bits not the impaktors
FELO is the best
Milwaukee is all about speed power torque ............short life ............Makita is about durance ..
Yeah, you're very scientific about that aren't you?
Препоръчай преходник на 1/2 за вложки. Имам импакта от клипа и ударно миулоки го счупих на 5-тия по-сериозен болт.
Много са крехки миулокитата, но за сметка на това са с най-малко износване. Не мога да ти препоръчам нищо за сега. Евентуално ще направя някое такова видео сравнение, но кога ще е ...
When a bit fitst good and does not break quick it is the best. Testing a bit that does not fit right it of course destroys the head of the screw before breaking. YOu do NOT want a bit to destroy the head of a screw. And it normaly only does that when it does not fit right. Not a very good test this is.
Milwaukee shockwave is not for a impact driver😂🤣
Of couse they are not :D www.milwaukeetool.com/Products/Accessories/Driving-and-Fastening/SHOCKWAVE-Driver-Bits/SHOCKWAVE-Impact-Phillips-Bits
Bosch bits sollten genau so wie Wera nur mit dem Passenden Bithalter genutzt werden. Zudem sind die Bosc bits nicht für den Dauergebrauch gemacht und Bosch selbst sagt, dass man ihre bits am besten mit Bosch Geräten nutzen sollte.
Wenn man ein derartiges Video macht, indem Deutsche Werkarbeit derartig falsch bzw unzureichend dargestellt wird sollte man sich schämen...
Als Referenz: Ich benutze immer noch die Wera Bits von meinem Opa, ich habe zwar auch neuere Bitsets von Wera aber die Tatsache, dass die Bits, die noch von meinem Opa sind, immer noch funktionieren sollte eigentlich für sich sprechen.
Makita ist ebenfalls nicht für dauerhaften gebrauch, es handelt sich lediglich um eine Marke für Heimwerker.
Edit: Wer zeigen will das Deutsches Werkzeug schlecht ist sollte wenigstens Würth mit dabei haben...
Nobody cares if it is German or non-German. The guy offers what the test shows. And how the hell will the bit-holder help the bit in that case? Bosch recommends only to use their bit holders...Well, of course - they want to sell them. To my experience both Wera and Wiha make excellent stuff. Makita Gold - even better. Bosch is a legendary company, bit their accessories are sometimes good, sometimes so-so. Their or orbital sander sanding discs are rubbish for example ( just like Makita' and Dewolt's).
ehm sorry, aber ich muß dir leider sagen dass es den weihnachtsmann nicht gibt genauso wie deine angepriesen deutsche wertarbeit.
wera is made in CZ
wiha in vietnam
bosch in malaysia, russia or china
milwaukee,parkside,makita bits china oder taiwan
würth tools are relabelt example cuttin knife is original from tajima
Wera is fake...
If Wera is fake, everything is.
@@RondeLeeuw Can shance :) Other test say wera is inrustreal teme...
@@ALLXANDER Wera is a premium brand, certainly better than Stanley. But if you don't trust a brand, you shouldn't buy it. That's ok. ☺️
@@RondeLeeuw I have 3-4 wera devices and no problem found like on this video, thaths why i print wera is fake. Wera is industrial brand, not professional.
@@ALLXANDER I think I still don't understand what you mean. I think of a CNC machine or robot as 'industrial grade'. A premium screwdriver is 'professional'. Do you mean there is something wrong with the Wera screwdriver in the video?
Stay away from Milwaukee bits, they suck.