Hey fellas, you need to use a bit holder! You’re using a 1/4” nut driver to hold your screw bit tip and you ain’t gonna have nothing but problems with that. Also should use some sort of structural lag if you wanna run side by side tests. They don’t break like that.
@@terrellscaife2411 I know bubby I use tools TOO MUCH. So in that 1/4” collet on your dewalt that was a 1/4” nut driver holding your bit tip. That’s designed to drive screws/bolts with a 1/4” hex head. Not designed to hold a 1/4” insert bit for running screws in. I’ll watch the next one
Yeah, it was those five dollar screws box of screws you get from Harbor freight and those were the biggest ones in the box But hey, you learn something new every day
Bud, you couldn’t be any more wrong. This is just some weird opinion you pulled outta your ass for no reason at all. You clearly haven’t had much experience with power tools. Why do you think nobody uses air anymore? Just because?
@@shadygunshow portability, marketing, and availability. You can't sell new batteries regularly if they don't take them. Air tools last generations. The good ones are at the antique shops or on craigslist/marketplace still running 50-100 years later
Yeah, he is right for the extreme stuff. The cordless tool won’t hold up a perfect example is western truck and tractor. TH-cam channel if you go and watch his older videos, he was all Milwaukee but he got sick and tired of dealing with battery issues and other issues with the cordless tools so now he’s using all air tools in his videos
Hey fellas, you need to use a bit holder! You’re using a 1/4” nut driver to hold your screw bit tip and you ain’t gonna have nothing but problems with that. Also should use some sort of structural lag if you wanna run side by side tests. They don’t break like that.
The next video will be a lot better We’re just trying to get used to the being on camera
The DeWalt was a hex impact Driver and the speedaire 1/4 Air impact wrench with a bit adapter
@@terrellscaife2411 I know bubby I use tools TOO MUCH. So in that 1/4” collet on your dewalt that was a 1/4” nut driver holding your bit tip. That’s designed to drive screws/bolts with a 1/4” hex head. Not designed to hold a 1/4” insert bit for running screws in. I’ll watch the next one
Ok
Yeah bud
The true lesson was not to buy that brand of screws
Yeah, it was those five dollar screws box of screws you get from Harbor freight and those were the biggest ones in the box But hey, you learn something new every day
Gotta get some better screws lol
Ha Ha
air is always better and more servicable
Bud, you couldn’t be any more wrong. This is just some weird opinion you pulled outta your ass for no reason at all. You clearly haven’t had much experience with power tools. Why do you think nobody uses air anymore? Just because?
@@shadygunshow portability, marketing, and availability. You can't sell new batteries regularly if they don't take them. Air tools last generations. The good ones are at the antique shops or on craigslist/marketplace still running 50-100 years later
Yeah, he is right for the extreme stuff. The cordless tool won’t hold up a perfect example is western truck and tractor. TH-cam channel if you go and watch his older videos, he was all Milwaukee but he got sick and tired of dealing with battery issues and other issues with the cordless tools so now he’s using all air tools in his videos
😂