AMAZON!! Silvel 21V Brushless Impact Wrench Review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 พ.ค. 2022
- We get asked all the time by Amazon sellers if we will review their products. Most of the time we either ignore them or say "No." For some reason, we were interested in reviewing this Silvel 21V Brushless Impact Wrench. They claim that it has 370 ft-lbs of torque, so we'll be sure to test this.
Silvel 21V Impact Wrench: amzn.to/3srNvBs
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Stronger than the Snap-On. Looks good to me.
I just love the amount of Snap On impact dragging lately
I've been wrenching for over 20 years now and I can attest that snap-on is trash! Only thing they produced that's worth a s*** is their scan tools.
Great video for mothers day Tim!!!
Have a good one
Great review. Thank you for doing this. You are making the world a better place.
I am impressed! Thanks Tim!
You cant go to Lowe's, homedepot or harbor Frieght and get a complete set for $89 bucks. These retailers no longer sell inpact tools with batteries or chargers. Everything is sold separately. Unless ur picking up a drill and thats not an impact tool. Thx good vid 👍
Good to know,Thanks bro
Great review but what if u buy the 4 yr warranty for 9.99, that would definitely be a great buy, at least it would last 4 yrs
LET'S GO TJ!!🏁
It just nosed out the Snap-on...very similar materials in its makeup...people needed this...fools needed this...👍
I have it but one problem....where do you get batteries? I searched the internet and cant find a replacement.
OK, that was 350ft/lbs of breaking power. What about tightening power? Did you test that?
Is this impact stronger than Bosch gdbx18v
Please try Sarred Impact Wrench 21v 1/2 drive brushless motor
What's the price on the impact wrench
Would be curious to see if it actually has a brushless motor inside.
Since you test many of these impact wrenches. Which one would you recommend? What's a good budget impact wrench for the home DIYer?
Ryobi, Ridgid, Kobalt, or SKIL. Whatever is one sale.
I just bought an Anancyi Brushless Cordless Impact Wrench with 850Nm of torque (640ft-lbs) Still in the post as we speak. Guys, there are so many different brand names out there....Silvel, SeeSii, Anancyi, Einhell, Ryobi, Uaoaii, Taliyah....the list is longer than I prepared to type. I reckon they are pretty much all the same...all Made In China probably in the same quarter.
U need to show the same respect you show to the big brands 😂😂
Only $70ish now for limited time “prime user” price tho
What's the name of your impact wrench that you use to set the torque on the bolts and can you do a feature on it?
This is his newest one... there might be a card for the smaller one in the video
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Its a Lion brand torque gun, not quite the same as an impact. They did a video on it, its a big fancy expensive tool lol.
I'll wait for the 22v.
🤣🤣🤣
This unit is now only 59.99! That’s a deal!
Well at least when it burns up in a month like a snap on your pooper won't hurt because you spent $700.00
sounding like a fan boy
@@haroldjones12 nope i own a Milwaukee but if the choice was between snap on or that Silva crap Id take my chances on the Silva after my experiences with snap on cordless impacts and torque wrenches . One of the guys in the shop is on his 3rd battery in less than a year and at $205-300 for a battery from snap on they can keep it .
@@kevinfrye1822 High priced batteries is an issue with brand name tools. If you do buy a generic impact the Makita clone impacts are easy to get replacement batteries for and at low cost. This 'Silvel" impact only comes with one battery and I don't see where spares are available.
@@johnh7058 I wouldn't buy one anyways I'm being sarcastic about snap on and wouldn't tell anyone to buy a snap on cordless impact after owning nothing but snap on cordless tools for over the last 20 years from the boom in cordless impacts along with having 15 snap on cordless impacts from the latest to the greatest that are just now sitting in a box because they don't hold a Candle in the Wind to a Milwaukee . My biggest gripe about every snap on cordless tool is i would like it to last more then a year or not have to send it in for warranty every 3 to 6 months . I have the same gripe about there torque wrench it's one of the best and user friendly ones on the market but what good does it do when it shut off during a torque cycle because of a bad battery connection due to poor design for the battery cap. I wish I would have bought Milwaukee sooner unlike Snap-on their battery platform has not changed in the last 10 years . Ive dropped my Milwaukee off the lift from a ladder by accident I dropped it in antifreeze drain pan in water used it in the rain and it continues to work I drop that damn snap-on impact gun one time had send it in for warranty like I said I'm not impressed.
@@kevinfrye1822 I work at empire southwest here in AZ during the rebuild of a 980 CAT loader I dropped my ct9075 maybe 8 or 9 ft and it cracked the grip in 2 but when I dropped my milwaukee 2767 it just a a good scratch on the metal casing and it still worked
Ok, why would it have a dang lanyard though?
You don’t want to drop it
Going to purchase it with two batteries for $60.
I got one too. Cant beat it.
So the Amazon special out did the snap on! Whoever says Jeff Bezos sells junk is dead wrong!
Jeff Bezos doesn’t sell anything.
Na, that's just how bad snap on is
@@ToolsInAction4u not true I bought crack from him the other day
Check out Tacklife T20 1/2 impact wrench for under $50 at Walmart boasting 370 ftlbs in kit w/case.
I don't think people want a few random sockets and extension, it would be better for them if they took those out and knocked off another $10 to the price
I would actually kind of like if they throw in some cheap bits or something like that. It can be junk to keep the price down, but it would be convenient if you really weren't planning on buying any bits that day but needed some.
@@devonboyer626 by bits I assume you mean sockets but you're right the kind of person to buy this would probably need sockets
There is currently a 20% discount for this tool but it only comes with one battery. I do not see where a spare can be purchased from the seller either.
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This video is totally biased the build quality is good the only difference is that these tools have shorter work cycle and overheat
I don't even know why I watched this video 😂
So u can buy one and start removing lug nuts
@@johnjkizer6399 lol na I'm good on this trash, already own DeWALT and Milwaukee, but hey if u think it's a good tool, knock yourself out, buy 1,000 of them, I couldn't care any less✌️
I got it for 30😭
Lol @ "GLOBAL PIONEER PATENT PRODUCT COUNTERFEIT WILL INVESTIGATE".
with cheap tools you get what you pay for
Idk Milwaukee cost a lot and their tools suck
@@Lee-lb9qh I have Milwaukee, Dewalt and Bosch tools, great brands; however Milwaukee has a better resale value in the used market here in my country
But Amazon offers a 4 yr warranty for 9.99 for this product, so ur guaranteed 4yrs from this tool is not bad, right
@@johnjkizer6399 I rahter buy a more expensive tool that I trust and know it will not let stranded on the jobsite than a cheap tool that will or might stop working and I will have to stop what I am doing in order to file a warranty claim and then wait for the other tool to arrive
@@jamdc2000 I definitely agree, if I depend on my tools for a living that would not be the route to go but I’m more of a home DIY person and the only reason I would need this is to take lug nuts off occasionally I normally use a huge air compressor but I gotta drag a air hose, etc…