Dewalt tip. It’s always irritated me how the bit holder doesn’t stay in place. It doesn’t come off easily but it wants to slide forward if it gets bumped or when removing a bit. I recently added double stick under the holder and so far so good. If it doesn’t last I’m thinking I’ll try clear silicone. Nice little driver with decent power and long run time for such a small battery. It’s a little hard to carry around without a belt clip. If you have a big enough tool pouch you can carry it that way. The Spider Velcro strap works too but I don’t really like feeling the strap on the grip when I’m using it.
@@lockhammer3481 Probably Doc. "Might find a use for this" can't compete with tool collectors like that. I buy tool. Either cause I need it or to enhance my quality of life.
These were pretty hefty feeling… I can’t imagine you would ever be able to put too much torque on them, and if I have room for a cheater I might as well use a longer ratchet.
The Top-Off is wonderful. I have a 14’ NPR box truck/mobile workshop that’s outfitted with electrical throughout. If I’m not near shore power I run my five 3’ led lights off of it with a M18 12AH battery and get about 3-3 1/2 hours of light. I can pull chain the lights over either side that I’m not using and of course get more time. I have no outlets on the patio of my rental townhouse so I can hang this up and plug in my string lights when needed. Tons of uses. ❤
I’ve experienced the same in tight spaces. It’s almost like you have to plan ahead to make sure you have it positioned the right way or you can’t twist it enough to get the motor to spin. I think overall it would be an easier tool to use with a forward and reverse switch. But the gyroscopic action was really the only reason I bought it because it was so cool. I really didn’t need another driver. I didn’t use it much the first couple of years but now I’m using it more for electrical and I’m getting used to the little quirks. Definitely a little more of a learning curve with this tool especially for an old dog like me.
Nice haul. Some of my purchases are future planning; I'm getting my woodpeckers in a column (they don't go in a row like ducks) to retire from the tax farm later this year, and I want to be able to take on some handyman-type work for neighbors in need. Accordingly, I'm making sure I have a wide range of necessary tools, and every haul gives me ideas.
@@OnusBones every tool works for somebody and not for somebody else… always best to get as much info as you can to decide which category it fits in for you
Your videos are awesome! Always find nice little tools that will come in handy for me and have gotten a few every day usage tools I love based off your videos and recommendations (Klein 8 in 2 ratcheting wrench’s being the most recent) If you have any use for little pocket pry bars let me know, I’d send you a new set of the ones I love and use daily.
Appreciate it… I never intend for my videos to be “these tools are one everyone needs”… more of a this is what I bought, you can decide if they will work for you. Glad some of them help. What are the prybars you use?
As you said, I keep the Vessel electric screwdrivers in my electric pouch and I use the DeWalt gyro as my daily driver. At least, I have been using the DeWalt for the past month and a half. Still getting used to it and occasionally use my M12 Surge.
@MORGANSMaintenance just a heads up in case you feel the Wiha bit adaptor is too long. Wiha makes another one that’s very short and locks into my Wiha, Wera, and PB Swiss drivers. It just doesn’t lock into an impact driver like the one you’re showing here.
@@5ghostshadow 👍👍.. appreciate it. I was mostly looking for one for my Vessel. I got the Klein one in the set to work with Klein bits, was just trying to find one where everyone wouldn’t have to buy a set. I will look that one up 👍
I'm glad your enjoying the stuff and I was hoping you'd forget. I'll decide on something eventually 😆. Watch the price of the gyros they fluctuate a little bit 70ish can happen. I really want to try a Japanese pen impact here soon ideas 💡 bit there only on Az jp. You can platic dye the dewalt case fyi it's a little but of a process buy it's doable. Keep up the great content and you will get all the good karma is return!
I was thinking about the dying… I was thinking this thing would Look cool solid black The gyroscopic action will take some time to get used to… like sometimes if you want to turn full bore you need to start a little turned at the wrist so you end up straight. It is really responsive though. Thanks again… and you just hit me up when you find something
I sold my gyroscope and kept my Makitas 7.2 impact and torque style screwdrivers, bend also but more power, use impact especially for lock sets, almost twice the price of the Dewalt. Has side paddle button that I had to get accustomed to.
@@nicolasmuniz9452 I really like my Vessel for machine type screws, but there is a lot it can’t do where I have to use my M12… I’m going to run this for awhile and see what I run into that it won’t do. I haven’t seen that Makita
How is the power on the pen impacts that's next in my sights curious how practical they are since most of japan uses them instead of full sized impacts
That gyro kit is the better of the two. Lowes carries the 1 that folds homedepos is stuck straight. I put a knife clip on mine and made a belt hook with tappers and superglue. Love it
I have the Milwaukee electric screwdriver too, which drives me nuts because it does not lock into pistol or straight grip, so it flips back and forth sometimes. Dumb. Its power to weight ratio is okay, though it's only a 4 volt, I believe.
Agreed that's the only model I would buy and it's less than a inch longer than the non pistol grip no chuck. It's funny when I see yhoes in people's bags comerical electrician is the first thing that comes to mind. They are extraordinary common in my area for comerical electrical. It's where I got the idea to get one and have no regrets. The one thing it works really well on is little set screws for towel bars shower cartridges amazing control with a long slim bit.
That dewaly 8v screwdriver can put a 3in deckmate in a 2x4 albeit at a slower speed towards the end. In all honesty I rarely need to bust out the m12 surge much lately. Like you said vessel covers alot dewalt can do the other side up to maybe timberlocks? The door stip is on order for me slim is good 👍 thanks for the idea. That cabnetmakers sidekick dosent come that way fyi I leather conditioned it and molded it for a pica pencil the way I would use it. They don't sell it nice like that like other leather stuff it takes some love but it's not used per say (eww germs). I use my ryobi top off for a family members cpap machine where they don't have power camping outages ect. It gives them more freedom and less embarrassing it takes 2 6ah or abouts to do 10 hours do wake up once a night. That toilet bag reminds me of ikea/promo shopping bags that I use for such things but alot cheaper. Hd carries demo bags that are 7mm tarp material will do the same thing or waste management has dumpster in a bag for 15 to 20 dollars locally. Maybe for klein bits get a 1/4in chuck adapter or collet? I just tried on your behalf the niko one was hold a klein bit rather well. Don't be afraid to load down that cabnetmakers sidekick I can hang a drywall gun with a collated attachment on it easily. Also I run a fastcap pro hold on the top on my cm sidekick around the belt loop for a quick magnet to hold things it's plug and play. I too love the dual power lights myself that's really good selling feature I actually use (udsaly off a triple tap extension cord multiple lights and a charger). Realistically on 90% of jobs that dewalt gyro can handle and thr battery life is ridiculous once a week maybe? All good stuff 👍.
@@bobbillock879 I haven’t had that issue with mine. I have several of both, and like them both. I prefer the shape of the Red one is why I like it more. That and the sharpener location Both are great pencils though
Ive had that dewalt gyro for years and it still has a spot in my diagnostic veto. Its more precise than the M12s that I keep in my other vetos. Strong enough for panels, delicate enough for wire terminals.
Yeah the clutch settings are nice. I was a little surprised with its power, more than I expected. Now I just have to figure out how to get rid of the bright yellow 😂. Not that I don’t like Dewalt and Ryobi tools… but I don’t like bright colors for some reason.
@MORGANSMaintenance lol you and I definitely think alike! It lives in what I call my mustard bag with my fluke 378fc field sense clamp meter and 1587fc megohmeter. I also use the yellow handle Klein tools in that bag. The 9" heavy duty dikes (I actually think are the best dykes on the market), dual jaw adjustable pliers, all in on needle nose wire strippers with crimper, and precision needle nose pliers. All my other bags are ketchup.
I saw the Home Depot Milwaukee light/topper deal you got. I don’t need another light, however, it’s a great deal and as you put it with the topper it’s a big savings. I just won’t tell my wife I got another light. Haha😂
I bought the dcf680 used for $5 and thought I bought a dud so I didn't care that it "didn't work". I didn't use it for 2 years. I didn't know it was gyroscopic lol. Now it's great for times when I need to use the straight function.
@@MORGANSMaintenance practiced with it today putting a table together. I think it's cool. I feel you would have more control of your wrist than how hard you press your finger.
@@jeffreyesguitar5129 I was surprised by how much power it has for as little as it is. I think so too on the wrist verses trigger. The only negative it tight spaces. Sometimes there would be enough room to pull a trigger, but not enough to turn your wrist
@@MORGANSMaintenance yea it is a pain. I can get it shipped but now it would be 22 dollar for one and that’s getting up there for what it is I carry a wooden wedge ( just a self cut one) daily but that’s not always the right size and it takes up way more space The fact this folds is epic but I’m not sure it’s 22 dollar epic
Duratech have been a mixed bag for me. Some of their tools are quite nice and reasonable quality for the price, but I have seen some pretty rough stuff from them as well. Klein like to have their unique drive systems don't they. Can't even find a 3.5mm nut spinner with a 1/4 hex drive, you would have to get a 3.5mm nut driver with a 4mm hex drive and then the adapter.
@@three-phase562 that precision driver Modbox set had one, but I was looking around to see if I could find one so people could get it without buying that entire kit. I’m sure the 3.5mm was a choice and not a happenstance 😂
I've had little luck with them. I wanted mointan wrenches and there version was worlds cheaper so I went for it. Turns out even the hf garbage ones that break often were better than duratech. I take thoes brands like ares titan ect eith a grain of salt and a expectation that it's light duty at best.
@@MattHmm-rq6dn Certainly one of those buyer beware brands. I guess people will buy them though as they do come in a lot cheaper for some of their items.
I saw that Duratech set, I just went with the Neiko 104tooth stubby1/4". Gears on mine stick in one spot. Have yet to take it apart to see the cause. My first regret purchase of 2024😞. Should of went with the Duratech.
I don’t know how much of a “deal” they really were. Amazon is bad about their % off because they go buy a price that stuff never is. I felt like they are a good deal. They were much heavier than I expected
Thank you I try! I did get thoes gyro screwdriver ls on az price glitch for a silly cheap price. Let's just say when I saw the price i ordered 6 or more of then on thr spot. Luckily they didn't cancel the order!
@@MattHmm-rq6dn their was always something else higher on the want/need list… only because I had other tools to do it. That and I must have missed all the sales somehow.
You can take it apart put some washers on the inside to put a m12 clip or something similar (stapler or instalation driver one bigger). If your a frequent az jp shopper or watch electrical worker youtube they have a ton of things they use on pen impacts to add a clip (ussaly velcro or goes un battery area). The Japanese has this figured out if you look around.
@@MattHmm-rq6dn Did a quick search on TH-cam and didn't find anyone adding a Nohlster to their gyro or pen driver. Do you have any links to some videos?
Noholster that isn't something anyone's done yet but if uouput a screw through the case with some washers you could. The solutions I was talking about have to do with a velcro sleve or something that attaches in-between the battery slot they do on makita pen impacts. These will be all Japanese products most likely from az jp and probably kinda expense to import if you didn't do a large order. I will get a little list going for you but I can't post any link ir say much of a name without being censored by yt. I can't even type az (the jungle store) in a full name because my comment will be pulled down az jp is the only way I can say it.
How about trying a spyder holster that's the velcro sleve that's universal for hammers ect modding that. You could cut off the pin/nub and put on a noholster with washers and a screw or a rivet/Chicago screw. Thoes are cheap and easy to order. That would get you what you want 👍
Ray you have single handedly sold a ton of them with your videos just sharing the love. Your not the only one all my favorite youtubers have gotten a package.
Dewalt tip. It’s always irritated me how the bit holder doesn’t stay in place. It doesn’t come off easily but it wants to slide forward if it gets bumped or when removing a bit. I recently added double stick under the holder and so far so good. If it doesn’t last I’m thinking I’ll try clear silicone. Nice little driver with decent power and long run time for such a small battery. It’s a little hard to carry around without a belt clip. If you have a big enough tool pouch you can carry it that way. The Spider Velcro strap works too but I don’t really like feeling the strap on the grip when I’m using it.
Appreciate those tips 👍👍
Tool Hauls are favourite!
Yeah there haven’t been a lot of “new tools” to review… but I don’t let that stop me from buying tools 😂
@@MORGANSMaintenance He who dies with the most tools wins !
@lockhammer3481 😂… I’m probably a favorite
@@MORGANSMaintenance and I’m a contender!
@@lockhammer3481 Probably Doc. "Might find a use for this" can't compete with tool collectors like that. I buy tool. Either cause I need it or to enhance my quality of life.
Any ratchet you buy from Taiwan is usually pretty solid. Most companies have them produced there
These were pretty hefty feeling… I can’t imagine you would ever be able to put too much torque on them, and if I have room for a cheater I might as well use a longer ratchet.
I like the Fat Ivan door stop. It's folds pretty flat also. It attaches to the hinge so the door bottom height doesn't matter.
@@scotts4125 yeah I carry that one in my bag. I really like it to 👍
The Top-Off is wonderful. I have a 14’ NPR box truck/mobile workshop that’s outfitted with electrical throughout. If I’m not near shore power I run my five 3’ led lights off of it with a M18 12AH battery and get about 3-3 1/2 hours of light. I can pull chain the lights over either side that I’m not using and of course get more time. I have no outlets on the patio of my rental townhouse so I can hang this up and plug in my string lights when needed. Tons of uses. ❤
I had been wanting one, but the last few power outages had made me say that the next time it’s a deal of some sort I was getting it
I’ve experienced the same in tight spaces. It’s almost like you have to plan ahead to make sure you have it positioned the right way or you can’t twist it enough to get the motor to spin. I think overall it would be an easier tool to use with a forward and reverse switch. But the gyroscopic action was really the only reason I bought it because it was so cool. I really didn’t need another driver. I didn’t use it much the first couple of years but now I’m using it more for electrical and I’m getting used to the little quirks. Definitely a little more of a learning curve with this tool especially for an old dog like me.
@@timh7156 yeah I’m still pushing the trigger and having to remind myself to twist… I’m an old dog too 😂
Nice haul. Some of my purchases are future planning; I'm getting my woodpeckers in a column (they don't go in a row like ducks) to retire from the tax farm later this year, and I want to be able to take on some handyman-type work for neighbors in need. Accordingly, I'm making sure I have a wide range of necessary tools, and every haul gives me ideas.
@@OnusBones every tool works for somebody and not for somebody else… always best to get as much info as you can to decide which category it fits in for you
Your videos are awesome! Always find nice little tools that will come in handy for me and have gotten a few every day usage tools I love based off your videos and recommendations (Klein 8 in 2 ratcheting wrench’s being the most recent)
If you have any use for little pocket pry bars let me know, I’d send you a new set of the ones I love and use daily.
Appreciate it… I never intend for my videos to be “these tools are one everyone needs”… more of a this is what I bought, you can decide if they will work for you.
Glad some of them help. What are the prybars you use?
As you said, I keep the Vessel electric screwdrivers in my electric pouch and I use the DeWalt gyro as my daily driver. At least, I have been using the DeWalt for the past month and a half. Still getting used to it and occasionally use my M12 Surge.
@@ggrimm79 yeah I’m going to carry it without the Surge for while and see what all I run into that it won’t do
@MORGANSMaintenance just a heads up in case you feel the Wiha bit adaptor is too long. Wiha makes another one that’s very short and locks into my Wiha, Wera, and PB Swiss drivers. It just doesn’t lock into an impact driver like the one you’re showing here.
@@5ghostshadow 👍👍.. appreciate it. I was mostly looking for one for my Vessel. I got the Klein one in the set to work with Klein bits, was just trying to find one where everyone wouldn’t have to buy a set.
I will look that one up 👍
I have the Dewalt Gyro and really like it. Works good with the ECX bits.
@@michaeldavid2320 👍👍… I’m going to run it for awhile and see what I can do with it
Great haul ... Keep em coming... Thx
@@Eddy63 appreciate it 👍👍
I really like that flat tape measure holder. I need thatvin my life. A great video brother. Have a great week of work Sir.😊
@@paulmarsdensr1095 I can see it I being useful. I guess they call it a cabinetmakers because it keeps stuff close without dinging cabinets.
I like the fashion show 😆 seriously it's good to see how something look on someone before buying.
I'm glad your enjoying the stuff and I was hoping you'd forget. I'll decide on something eventually 😆. Watch the price of the gyros they fluctuate a little bit 70ish can happen. I really want to try a Japanese pen impact here soon ideas 💡 bit there only on Az jp. You can platic dye the dewalt case fyi it's a little but of a process buy it's doable. Keep up the great content and you will get all the good karma is return!
I was thinking about the dying… I was thinking this thing would Look cool solid black
The gyroscopic action will take some time to get used to… like sometimes if you want to turn full bore you need to start a little turned at the wrist so you end up straight.
It is really responsive though.
Thanks again… and you just hit me up when you find something
I sold my gyroscope and kept my Makitas 7.2 impact and torque style screwdrivers, bend also but more power, use impact especially for lock sets, almost twice the price of the Dewalt. Has side paddle button that I had to get accustomed to.
@@nicolasmuniz9452 I really like my Vessel for machine type screws, but there is a lot it can’t do where I have to use my M12… I’m going to run this for awhile and see what I run into that it won’t do.
I haven’t seen that Makita
How is the power on the pen impacts that's next in my sights curious how practical they are since most of japan uses them instead of full sized impacts
That gyro kit is the better of the two. Lowes carries the 1 that folds homedepos is stuck straight. I put a knife clip on mine and made a belt hook with tappers and superglue. Love it
Definitely more umph than a normal electric screwdriver. I agree, I would for sure want the one that gives you the option for straight and pistol 👍
I have the Milwaukee electric screwdriver too, which drives me nuts because it does not lock into pistol or straight grip, so it flips back and forth sometimes. Dumb. Its power to weight ratio is okay, though it's only a 4 volt, I believe.
Agreed that's the only model I would buy and it's less than a inch longer than the non pistol grip no chuck. It's funny when I see yhoes in people's bags comerical electrician is the first thing that comes to mind. They are extraordinary common in my area for comerical electrical. It's where I got the idea to get one and have no regrets. The one thing it works really well on is little set screws for towel bars shower cartridges amazing control with a long slim bit.
@@MattHmm-rq6dn Yeah, man.It's almost like an extension of your hand
Good gift!
That dewaly 8v screwdriver can put a 3in deckmate in a 2x4 albeit at a slower speed towards the end. In all honesty I rarely need to bust out the m12 surge much lately. Like you said vessel covers alot dewalt can do the other side up to maybe timberlocks? The door stip is on order for me slim is good 👍 thanks for the idea. That cabnetmakers sidekick dosent come that way fyi I leather conditioned it and molded it for a pica pencil the way I would use it. They don't sell it nice like that like other leather stuff it takes some love but it's not used per say (eww germs). I use my ryobi top off for a family members cpap machine where they don't have power camping outages ect. It gives them more freedom and less embarrassing it takes 2 6ah or abouts to do 10 hours do wake up once a night. That toilet bag reminds me of ikea/promo shopping bags that I use for such things but alot cheaper. Hd carries demo bags that are 7mm tarp material will do the same thing or waste management has dumpster in a bag for 15 to 20 dollars locally. Maybe for klein bits get a 1/4in chuck adapter or collet? I just tried on your behalf the niko one was hold a klein bit rather well. Don't be afraid to load down that cabnetmakers sidekick I can hang a drywall gun with a collated attachment on it easily. Also I run a fastcap pro hold on the top on my cm sidekick around the belt loop for a quick magnet to hold things it's plug and play. I too love the dual power lights myself that's really good selling feature I actually use (udsaly off a triple tap extension cord multiple lights and a charger). Realistically on 90% of jobs that dewalt gyro can handle and thr battery life is ridiculous once a week maybe? All good stuff 👍.
Thanks for taking the time on all your responses… always a lot of good information 👍👍
I have the pica pen and that red one not to crazy about the red one lead breaks easy and jams in it what are your thoughts
@@bobbillock879 I haven’t had that issue with mine. I have several of both, and like them both. I prefer the shape of the Red one is why I like it more. That and the sharpener location
Both are great pencils though
Ive had that dewalt gyro for years and it still has a spot in my diagnostic veto. Its more precise than the M12s that I keep in my other vetos. Strong enough for panels, delicate enough for wire terminals.
Yeah the clutch settings are nice. I was a little surprised with its power, more than I expected.
Now I just have to figure out how to get rid of the bright yellow 😂. Not that I don’t like Dewalt and Ryobi tools… but I don’t like bright colors for some reason.
@MORGANSMaintenance lol you and I definitely think alike! It lives in what I call my mustard bag with my fluke 378fc field sense clamp meter and 1587fc megohmeter. I also use the yellow handle Klein tools in that bag. The 9" heavy duty dikes (I actually think are the best dykes on the market), dual jaw adjustable pliers, all in on needle nose wire strippers with crimper, and precision needle nose pliers. All my other bags are ketchup.
Electrical tape/duct tape make it with some flair!
3m vinyl wrap or heatshrinks also work for power tools
I saw the Home Depot Milwaukee light/topper deal you got. I don’t need another light, however, it’s a great deal and as you put it with the topper it’s a big savings. I just won’t tell my wife I got another light. Haha😂
@@ianmedlam7295 I did sell one light… so I broke even 😂
"Is that new? No I've had that (for an hour 😆)!"
I bought the dcf680 used for $5 and thought I bought a dud so I didn't care that it "didn't work". I didn't use it for 2 years. I didn't know it was gyroscopic lol. Now it's great for times when I need to use the straight function.
Also that Milwaukee light is the best light I ever bought.
@@jeffreyesguitar5129 I’m still getting used to having to turn my wrist
@@MORGANSMaintenance practiced with it today putting a table together. I think it's cool. I feel you would have more control of your wrist than how hard you press your finger.
@@jeffreyesguitar5129 I was surprised by how much power it has for as little as it is.
I think so too on the wrist verses trigger. The only negative it tight spaces. Sometimes there would be enough room to pull a trigger, but not enough to turn your wrist
The doorstop seems very handy to me
Going to look into that myself
I think it will perform well (for the price). It would be real nice for janitorial type people I think. Keep it in your back pocket and use all day.
And like usual not available on Amazon Netherlands
@robholland5925 I wondered that… it is Made in USA, I know that is the stuff that is sometimes hard for you all to get ahold of
@@MORGANSMaintenance yea it is a pain. I can get it shipped but now it would be 22 dollar for one and that’s getting up there for what it is
I carry a wooden wedge ( just a self cut one) daily but that’s not always the right size and it takes up way more space
The fact this folds is epic but I’m not sure it’s 22 dollar epic
In the care places I work in nearly all doors are self closing
Duratech have been a mixed bag for me. Some of their tools are quite nice and reasonable quality for the price, but I have seen some pretty rough stuff from them as well. Klein like to have their unique drive systems don't they. Can't even find a 3.5mm nut spinner with a 1/4 hex drive, you would have to get a 3.5mm nut driver with a 4mm hex drive and then the adapter.
@@three-phase562 that precision driver Modbox set had one, but I was looking around to see if I could find one so people could get it without buying that entire kit.
I’m sure the 3.5mm was a choice and not a happenstance 😂
I've had little luck with them. I wanted mointan wrenches and there version was worlds cheaper so I went for it. Turns out even the hf garbage ones that break often were better than duratech. I take thoes brands like ares titan ect eith a grain of salt and a expectation that it's light duty at best.
@@MattHmm-rq6dn Certainly one of those buyer beware brands. I guess people will buy them though as they do come in a lot cheaper for some of their items.
I saw that Duratech set, I just went with the Neiko 104tooth stubby1/4". Gears on mine stick in one spot. Have yet to take it apart to see the cause. My first regret purchase of 2024😞. Should of went with the Duratech.
I don’t know how much of a “deal” they really were. Amazon is bad about their % off because they go buy a price that stuff never is.
I felt like they are a good deal. They were much heavier than I expected
@@MORGANSMaintenance ya usually PrimeDay is a letdown.
@Mack_Dingo yeah it hasn’t been very good the last few years… especially tools
Prime day isn't always a good deal the thermal imagers actually went up in price lol
@@MattHmm-rq6dn Ya 99% of all my wishlist's weren't on sale lol. Every year I get hyped same thing happens.
Man it really bugs me the top off doesn't charge M18 batteries via USB-C like the Ryobi inverter has for years. It makes no sense.
@@turbot_ I didn’t know if it did/didn’t… that would be nice though
Pickle
Appreciate it 👍👍
@MattHmm-rq6dn You're a keeper.
Toilet bag looks interesting.
It doesn’t work exactly how I pictured… but it will still work. It’s basically a plastic lined Durasack with reinforced sling handles
Thank you I try! I did get thoes gyro screwdriver ls on az price glitch for a silly cheap price. Let's just say when I saw the price i ordered 6 or more of then on thr spot. Luckily they didn't cancel the order!
@@MattHmm-rq6dn It's a really nice of you that you gave one to Joey, that's a community spirit.
Dewalt 8 volt driver
th-cam.com/video/_52lDgaNep8/w-d-xo.html
I really love my 8volt driver and use it all the time
@@THETIMINATORTHETOOLMAN yeah your video is one of the ones I watch awhile back making me interested in it 👍
Looks like you commented a year ago your very patient. Sometimes you just gotta go for it!
@@MattHmm-rq6dn their was always something else higher on the want/need list… only because I had other tools to do it. That and I must have missed all the sales somehow.
If only @nöhlster could find a solution to attach their clip to the DeWalt gyroscope…
👍👍… I might ponder on it
You can take it apart put some washers on the inside to put a m12 clip or something similar (stapler or instalation driver one bigger). If your a frequent az jp shopper or watch electrical worker youtube they have a ton of things they use on pen impacts to add a clip (ussaly velcro or goes un battery area). The Japanese has this figured out if you look around.
@@MattHmm-rq6dn Did a quick search on TH-cam and didn't find anyone adding a Nohlster to their gyro or pen driver. Do you have any links to some videos?
Noholster that isn't something anyone's done yet but if uouput a screw through the case with some washers you could. The solutions I was talking about have to do with a velcro sleve or something that attaches in-between the battery slot they do on makita pen impacts. These will be all Japanese products most likely from az jp and probably kinda expense to import if you didn't do a large order. I will get a little list going for you but I can't post any link ir say much of a name without being censored by yt. I can't even type az (the jungle store) in a full name because my comment will be pulled down az jp is the only way I can say it.
How about trying a spyder holster that's the velcro sleve that's universal for hammers ect modding that. You could cut off the pin/nub and put on a noholster with washers and a screw or a rivet/Chicago screw. Thoes are cheap and easy to order. That would get you what you want 👍
The dewalt 8v is the best I use mine everyday
@@Raysmaintenance yeah I see you using it in your videos…. I have seen several people rolling with it, made me want to try it out 👍👍
Ray you have single handedly sold a ton of them with your videos just sharing the love. Your not the only one all my favorite youtubers have gotten a package.