I've used impact drivers on thread taps, M16 mostly, helps break chips up. Useful set, ideal for on site or fabrication work. Thanks for sharing Kim. TTFN
A nice set of bits & taps. I can't count the number of times I could have used a set like that. Nice looking truck by the way. Always love me a cabover. Not many left here in Canada.
Appreciate the honest review and seeing the kit used on a job "in the field" as it were. Will be keeping an eye out for a set! Good video as usual, ma'am.
I would of never believed this but. Thinking of it the power an impact can put down in milliseconds a hand drill of the same power would rip it from your grip same as if you tried to loosen a wheel nut with that drill but the impact just shake's a bit 👌👌thank you Kim
That looks like the sort of set I would use Kim. Thanks for showing us, that don't get offered these sort of things, what is out there! best wishes as always.
"Don't necessarily need a big impact, but sometimes it helps" I don't think Kim is going to argue with herself on that point. Sorry, just got a giggle from it. 😂 But fr, those are some bad ass drill bits. And tapping with an impact without worrying about breaking them... that's awesome
Hey Kim! Speed and force are your enemy when drilling & tapping. Steel will harden as it gets hot. A lubricated slow speed drill will always get the job done faster in the end and the tap job will be much easier too. Everything will stay sharper longer. ✌️
I wonder how those drill bits will last. With a regular bit I can pop over to the grinder and resharpen them - not sure hot to sharpen those bits. Interesting product.
Hi Richard, I think SAE is the same as UNF which they do sell, as well as UNC. I’d hazard a guess they sell the UNF variant of the set In America. I can find out if you would like. Thanks
I'll have to check it out , I had to laugh at the video you did where you drove the tiny track hoe through, I think your brother's house, to dig up the water line. That was funny.
Great video and good review. What do you think the life of the bits will be? Can you get replacements at reasonable prices and time scale? Finally how good is the thread it cuts? I think this is more for site work than workshop but impressed so far.
I couldn’t quite comment on that yet but a friend of mine has them as well. He said they last for a long time. I think he only ever had one break and that was a small one. Judging by how well the m16 faired to that hard steel plate I tried to tap there was literally no signs of damage so I can’t imagine they break easily or wear easily but over time I’m sure they do a bit. You can order everything individually. They do a full set of spares and they warranty everything (I think they said) but obviously if it’s been abused maybe not so. Hope that all makes sense.
@@CalamityKim1 thanks for getting back to me. That's great and can you put the link in the answer please as my phone isn't showing the link to their site 🤷♂️ thanks again 👍
I am not always big on safety, but when it comes to my eyes I am. Age 14 I had a battery blow up about 18 inches from my face, if not for my glasses I would be blind. Age 21 I had a flake of dry cement in my eye that I had to have removed at the hospital. My boss had metal in his eye years ago. His vision was near 0 in that eye and now after surgeries and injections he is only about 50 percent in that eye he says.
Cmon Kim your glasses are literally on ya head , don’t wanna be that guy but maybe wear em over the eyes when doing these jobs that hot metal flying everywhere 😂
@@CalamityKim1 I can't top that Kim. I've rattled cages, potential mother in laws and bedroom window's but my old gun runs out of puff before it reaches full fluff. Now I'm just a decrepit old fan boy watching you run rings around me. Cheers 🍻. Ps. I bought another machine. A Robinson mortiser. It compensates.
It is so good to see people on TH-cam using the metric system that I use and understand.
Seem an excellent bit of kit for on site work, thanks for the video Kim.
Nice set. Almost wish I needed it. Seriously, good demonstration both at your shop and IRL. Thank you.
Glad you made this video on this hole tapping kit for use with a impact tool
I've used impact drivers on thread taps, M16 mostly, helps break chips up.
Useful set, ideal for on site or fabrication work.
Thanks for sharing Kim.
TTFN
Cool vid. It was great to meet you at the National Pike Peak show.
Nice bit of kit, definitely good for the larger jobs with a lot of holes to tap.
Seen hmt but not gone any further but now will look into buying one very impressed 👍
Blimey they are impressively quick 😮 and actually useful product. 😀
Amazing, thanks for sharing.
Always learn something watching your videos 🙂 going to have to check out these bits 👍 thank you for sharing with us! As always, much respect ✊
Very cool set! Thanks for sharing and demonstrating, Kim! 😎
A nice set of bits & taps. I can't count the number of times I could have used a set like that. Nice looking truck by the way. Always love me a cabover. Not many left here in Canada.
Appreciate the honest review and seeing the kit used on a job "in the field" as it were. Will be keeping an eye out for a set! Good video as usual, ma'am.
Brilliant 🤩 really helpful with repetitive work you do! Another reason impact tools are so useful 👌🏼
Great entertainment Kim, fantastic set of drills and taps.
Friggin awesome fast aye ! Great video ! Thanks for sharing! 😉🙃😎 NZ
Hi Kim your not just a pretty face . your a very clever lass who turns here hand to anything . Really enjoy your videos brilliant 👍
Great demo Kimberly, very impressive set that👌👍🙏😎
Very good video showing he use of a nice bit of kit. You did a nice job on that tailor . Thanks Kim,
Ok those are fast!! Thanks for sharing
I would of never believed this but. Thinking of it the power an impact can put down in milliseconds a hand drill of the same power would rip it from your grip same as if you tried to loosen a wheel nut with that drill but the impact just shake's a bit 👌👌thank you Kim
Not sure if you’ve seen how an impact works but it’s very interesting.
Those are some strong wrists. The big Makita is a beast.
so I finally found this video! I had to look it up because TH-cam don't like me
Isn’t that weird. It didn’t unsubscribe you either did it?
@@CalamityKim1 same with Muckers channel it puts it up for me but its not where I can see it I have to search it.
That’s so annoying.
That looks like the sort of set I would use Kim. Thanks for showing us, that don't get offered these sort of things, what is out there! best wishes as always.
Wow they are quick.
"Don't necessarily need a big impact, but sometimes it helps" I don't think Kim is going to argue with herself on that point. Sorry, just got a giggle from it. 😂
But fr, those are some bad ass drill bits. And tapping with an impact without worrying about breaking them... that's awesome
🤣
They’re really cool!
Thank you for another Great video. Cheers
Hey Kim! Speed and force are your enemy when drilling & tapping. Steel will harden as it gets hot. A lubricated slow speed drill will always get the job done faster in the end and the tap job will be much easier too. Everything will stay sharper longer. ✌️
What an improvement, great stuff ❤
Great video Kim 👍 thats the kinda tools that really appeal to me 😁 now ive got to convince myself as a hobbyist that i don't really need them 🙄😳🤣🤣👌
Thanks for another great video
Thank You Kim. Like 👍
I wonder how those drill bits will last. With a regular bit I can pop over to the grinder and resharpen them - not sure hot to sharpen those bits. Interesting product.
@@m2hmghb they do a normal set of drills for impact as well which I think can be re sharpened so I’m sure these can as well.
Amazing ❤
Nice.
Amazing tools, but a little spendy for a home shop like mine. In your line of work, they will be a godsend.
Interesting drill set. I'm going to assume that they are mainly for mild steel. Thanks for sharing 👍
I think they’re useable on all sorts. They even sell sets for hardox I think it was.
awesome setup Kim does it come in SAE for us yanks ,Enjoyed your show and tell Thank you
Hi Richard, I think SAE is the same as UNF which they do sell, as well as UNC.
I’d hazard a guess they sell the UNF variant of the set In America. I can find out if you would like.
Thanks
Definitely nice having the proper drills and taps together in a set makes it faster to do the job.
Do you drive the heavy hauler?
Yes I do, I post about that on my instagram page.
I'll have to check it out , I had to laugh at the video you did where you drove the tiny track hoe through, I think your brother's house, to dig up the water line. That was funny.
Great video and good review.
What do you think the life of the bits will be?
Can you get replacements at reasonable prices and time scale? Finally how good is the thread it cuts?
I think this is more for site work than workshop but impressed so far.
I couldn’t quite comment on that yet but a friend of mine has them as well. He said they last for a long time. I think he only ever had one break and that was a small one. Judging by how well the m16 faired to that hard steel plate I tried to tap there was literally no signs of damage so I can’t imagine they break easily or wear easily but over time I’m sure they do a bit.
You can order everything individually. They do a full set of spares and they warranty everything (I think they said) but obviously if it’s been abused maybe not so.
Hope that all makes sense.
@@CalamityKim1 thanks for getting back to me. That's great and can you put the link in the answer please as my phone isn't showing the link to their site 🤷♂️ thanks again 👍
No problem. This is their website. holemaker-technology.com/
Those turbo Drills are quick! I wonder how long they last before you need to sharpen them? Also how do you sharpen them?
A concern I have is , will the teeth on the tap hold up to a lot of use ? good job on the demo and video.
@@alfadoofus I’d say so. I have friends that use them and haven’t had any issues.
A nice set of drills and taps but for me I would need that many it would be to costly.
@@adrianorourke2893 you can buy individually which is what I’m going to do for more that I want.
Are you going to miss the Brownsville show next week in Pennsylvania?
Larry! 🙂
Just for you 🤣
ok this is an American question. does it come in SAE? ir Fractions for you lot?
I’m certain SAE and UNF are the same. They sell UNF and UNC.
@@CalamityKim1 well I’m going to buy a set of these. Did you try the tap in the mag drill? I did that a couple times.
There’s distributers in America as well. I havent tapped with it but they do a clutch adapter to help tap with it if needed. Im sure it would do fine.
Can I ask what is your job? Are those your cranes and trucks? Are you a crane operator? Thanx.😊
Absolutely, I work in heavy haulage. Have done for 9years now. We move anything that can’t be transported on normal trucks really.
@@CalamityKim1 thanx
I am not always big on safety, but when it comes to my eyes I am. Age 14 I had a battery blow up about 18 inches from my face, if not for my glasses I would be blind. Age 21 I had a flake of dry cement in my eye that I had to have removed at the hospital.
My boss had metal in his eye years ago. His vision was near 0 in that eye and now after surgeries and injections he is only about 50 percent in that eye he says.
ooh no, i winced every time you impacted that tap, it must be an age thing...
Cmon Kim your glasses are literally on ya head , don’t wanna be that guy but maybe wear em over the eyes when doing these jobs that hot metal flying everywhere 😂
I did have safety squints in my defence 🤣 I was actually wearing glasses for most of the video.
@@CalamityKim1 lol right answer
My impact driver has three settings. Slower, faster and dont stop now.
On mine it's slow, fast and destroy everthing. I don't use the last one often... 🤔😁
That’s what my big one is like but I take lorry wheels off at work with it mostly.
@@CalamityKim1
I can't top that Kim. I've rattled cages, potential mother in laws and bedroom window's but my old gun runs out of puff before it reaches full fluff.
Now I'm just a decrepit old fan boy watching you run rings around me. Cheers 🍻.
Ps. I bought another machine. A Robinson mortiser. It compensates.
@@Feub69
I've got another setting I don't tell everyone about. I call it resistance is futile. Or hand over the money and nobody gets hurt to much.
Nice looking set. However, we use Freedom Units here.
They sell them in Bald eagle measurements as well.
Don't you mean British King's big Toe?.Lol.
@@bostedtap8399I thought it was their foot. Regardless, those units have accomplished some amazing things. 😉
@@esk103 We know, thanks.
I was expecting a groovy clip when it came to the tapping
sorry to say this, but you are incredibly pretty!