Most permanent locktite compound known to man!! Well, except for the magical electric metal glue gun😎 Throw enough filler metal at anything, it won't come apart!
11:40 “A misery wrapped in an enema” as opposed to “a mystery wrapped in an enigma” is probably top 10 funniest things I’ve ever heard and is absolutely getting recycled at work next week.
In a R&D department 12 months ago. "So when we release this, that Peskey AvE is going to tear it down. How can we f~ck him up." "I know sir, use two different metals threaded together that will create gauling, then throw a bit of locktite in just for good measure."
@@gabrielgalaxygh yea, but i have gone through 2 first gen and 2 second gen 3/8" drive milwuakee ratchets and i now have a 1/4" snap on. the cost for tool only replacement when they fail is the exact same. and the snap on has not failed me after a year of daily use even though it is smaller and should be weaker. the milwuake ones never lasted me a couple months.
@@fulloppositelock6778 From a friend that managed an autoparts store -- they give you lifetime warranties on stuff they know is going to break because every time someone comes in the store they buy more random crap. It's a guaranteed return customer.
I'd buy second hand tools from AvE any day. Not only would you know he is being completely honest about how much he has personally abused it, you could also watch the video where he pulled it a-part to see if it was a piece of crap to begin with.
As a tool on the tools, knee deep in god knows what, I can say without fear of contradiction that torque absolutely matters to me. Tight spots only get tighter with each new vehicle, and when I can jam my electric or air ratchets into a tight spot and break a bolt loose, I'm ahead.
Jake Pulver completely agree! I have the regular @35 and brushless @55 Milwaukee, definitely nice that the 55 can break most bolts loose on its own so long as I can squeeze it in somewhere. The 35 is nice when you need a much smaller head but have room to swing
I highly recommend the HF ratchet. It's very robust, plenty of torque and fits in most places. The length is nice for tighter bolts. I bought a second battery for continued usage, but one battery will last fairly long. I use it everyday and does seem to last the test of time.
MetalheadAndNerd Fortunately this is hopefully a case where the Gladwell 10,000 hour rule for peak proficiency’s doesn’t apply. Cause seriously at two minutes a session, peak proficiency would leave one merely a (happy) shell of a man!?
professional Auto tech here. I have used all of those ratchets and even though the little milwaukee is not the most durable of the bunch, it is the one that makes me the most money. It fits everywhere, its like 89bucks or something like that, tool only. If used to run nuts and bolts on and off you wont have issues. If you use it to break them free as if it was a breaker bar, you may break it... I hope Milwaukee never stops making it. I prefer it so much that i would buy a new one every few months if i had to. It saves me so much time. I own 2 of them and they both work great.
I love my earthquake ratchet. It is reasonably priced and reasonably skookum. The batteries seem to last pretty long so far. I've had it for about a year and it still works great. I can't say that about a lot of harbor freight electric tools.
reasonably skookum? wth. Skookum or the not so recent addition skookum as frig in Pacific Northwest. Rings my ears like reasonably smart which is a PC way to say fn idiot.
The only real downside seems to be the battery charger not delivering enough juice. Maybe the 90 day warranty, if you care about that kind of thing. Otherwise, it would be my hands down choice - if I didn't have a garage full of red batteries already(not that I'm saying I wouldn't take that path again; I need a lot of the typical 'lineup' tools and tend to buy based on the battery since that's usually the first death, and Milwaukee seems to get universal praise in that regard) Edit - actually, make that "comparable juice" rather than "not enough"
I was absolutely amazed at how much use I got out of mine before it needed the 2nd charge. It continues to impress me! Worth every penny of the $60 it cost me.
The Earthquake is a re-badged A.C. Delco. I bought one the first day is became available and I actually like it. It was $100 at introduction and back then you could use the 20% off coupon on Earthquake, so I paid $80 for mine. I used it just today when changing my mower blades. Original battery still works fine. If I was into the M12 platform I would buy the Milwaukee, but the H.F. is not a bad tool.
Regarding the ratchet CCW/CC switch on the Milwaukee - the fact that it is recessed combined with the lower profile head makes it easier to fit in tight spaces. That's really useful for wrenching on cars
No one is worried about "servicing" ANY of this shit until you step up to maybe Hilti - it gets exchanged for a new one and thrown in the trash "Tool maintenance" isn't viable in today's 'bottom line' society, at least not until your "tools" reach the "machine" status. In fact, maybe we just need to redefine the word 'tool' to "a disposable machine with which to perform work"...
my milwaukee has been kinda fucky lately, halfway through taking a fastener out it'll somehow turn the switch to in between on/off and it only spins the internal mechanism
@@AWJFunk With most brand, it's the electronics that fails and when you try to buy the part, they only sell you the motor assembly that comes with the motor, switch, circuit board and connectors. It ends up costing 75% of a new tool even if you do it yourself.
Ave's gotta be the only person in the world to get a brand new tool, and then proseedes to fix it till it's broken. Totally reminds me of my grandpa. No matter what he bought, there was always a foreigner who put it together wrong.
@@arduinoversusevil2025 it's not Halloween, it's not Christmas.... But it is Friday... And here in the good ol You Kay, we celebrate Fridays like their our last.
Polygonal cutter attachments for CNC turning machines are pretty badass to see, but a fairly specialized setup for large production runs or running a large family of similar parts since it'll take you a while to recover the cost on five-figure tooling (if you're buying from Teutonic companies). They leave great finishes but it looks like the manufacturer practically had the cutter running in G00 because of the brutal surface finish. You can definitely also do this with an endmill side-cutting while the spindle is turning on a 5-axis turning center. We do this a lot using profitmilling/turning toolpaths (at least that's what EspritCAM calls it, 1,000+ IPM at full depth of cut engagement ) and control our X, Y and C axes simultaneously. It's nearly as quick as polygonal and more flexible (polygonals are limited to only surfaces based on n/2 inserts attaching to the rotating cutter body). Honestly, I like an old lady watching all these new tools with non-rubber overmolding that often gets gummy and gross. I much prefer getting frostbite from running my older metal-bodied Dotco, Cleco, and Aro tools.
Sir, love the videos. The machine you're referring to is also known to as a Polygonal Lathe. They are crazy machines that seriously look like witchcraft. If anyone is interested, look up the Wera Profilator: you can do some serious machining with them. Cheers!
The non fuel Milwaukee is perfect for me! I have tons of bigger rachets and breaker bars for loosening and tightening but this guy Is a time saver and fits were regular ratchet fits
I'm gonna go out on a limb and say that the fork is kinked up real good from the vice & pipe wrench routine - and that shit NEVER goes back together as designed when you bend something like that, then bend it again trying to fix it
I've been using the Earthquake XT ratchet at work everyday for about a year and I am extremely happy with it. I've got 2 batteries so charge time doesn't matter. 1 battery usually lasts all day no problem.
The huge advantage of buying Harbor Freight WITH the extended warrantee (besides the price) is because you can walk into any store hand in your damaged tool and get a new one without any questions asked. Unlike the Milw where you have to ship it to the factory and wait to get the old one fixed and returned back to you two to three weeks later.
If your starting fresh keep alook out for milwaukee m12 brushed kits. You can find 5 tool sets with the ratchet for under 200 sometimes. You'll find the same kit on sale for 3 or 400 tho so it's a waiting game for the right time to buy.
..Summer Teeth... Definitely will be added to the workplace vernacular. You never fail to educate and amuse, two of the most likable and valuable skills one could possess
I love/hate my snap on one. It’s a bloody ripper but after using the tool for 1.5 years I’ve had it rebuilt 3 times, yeah sure I use it every day working on trucks and it sees a lot of hard work. I kinda need reliable tools and after paying like $650ish for it I thought snapon would of covered more then 1yr warranty so I’m looking at the Milwaukee one now. It’s just a shame because when it’s not broken it’s a really good tool. Working on cars or lighter duty stuff this tool would be the pinnacle of every job. Plus don’t forget to grease it every morning.
"Who's up for some sodomy?" And i can hear my self: "I am..." Then i hear my brains go: "Wait what?" "Rule number one: Uncle is bit weird. Do not answer his questions even in internet."
Sodomy You must think it very odd of me But I enjoy the act of sodomy You might call the wrath of God on me But if you tried it then you might agree That you enjoy the act of sodomy Don't worry if you feel ashamed It's been around for years Thousands more than can be named Are interested in rears Don't worry about hell No harm will come to your soul We're not all Pentecostal But everybody's got an asshole Let me tell ya 'bout sodomy You must think it very odd of me But I enjoy the act of sodomy You might call the wrath of God on me But if you tried it then you might agree That you enjoy the act of sodomy It might just improve your sex It's a hard act to follow The fact that fundamentalists Find difficult to swallow So join me as I sing Of an activity that's fun Open up your ring And try it front to bum Bum-bum Bum-bum-bum-bum-bum-bum-bum-bu m-bum The guy who wrote that song made Lord of the Rings.
I have the Earthquake ratchet and did a video review on it. Max tightening torque was 30 lb.ft in my research. It has worked well for me so far and the battery does last a pretty decent time before recharging.
6:10 Actually havin it be a tight fit to change the direction of the ratchet is helpful, when you’re in tight spots, it keeps ya from accidentally changing direction of the ratchet by hitting it on something
Have used all of these cordless ratchets. I use a cordless ratchet at least four days a week through out the my day. I bought the EQ XT as a lark, fully expecting to return it when it failed to chooch. However, having my son borrow my Milwaukee without noticing, I found myself onsite with only the EQ XT which I did charge, but had just been carrying it around. I was a little annoyed at the thought of turning a wrench all day again.....but that's how we started, so I soldiered on. My exact words were "HOLY SH*t!!!" I was impressed with the damn thing more than the MigMax 220 and Protig Vulcan's which also surprised me. I LOVE this damn thing and I wanted to comment on the statement that the user places all the torque through leverage into the wrenching action, the EQ XT doesn't twist (minimal moment of force is fed back to the user). Instead it strikes like a small impact with a decent anvil. No idea how they get that amount of repetitive impact mechanically (unable to disassemble to see how) but I swear that if you could create an ideal experiment where moment arm is identical, acknowledging you get a mechanical advantage with all three, but I would guarantee the moment of force, and over all energy input into the action, is noticeably less using the EQ XT. I use this thing everyday now. Downside, yeah I get annoyed when I set it down on the trigger and it is the singular tool I have that uses its own battery. If it hadn't genuinely impressed me it was going back to the store because I have 22 Hitachi 18V 3Ah batteries and since Metabo/HPT have decided to reduced the variety of tools available in my market, I have been slowly moving to Makita tools and have about 10 batteries. Yes I HATE having a battery for just this one tool, but after using it, contrary to my own expectation, I decided it was worth the hassle.
New series idea got ya. BOLTR RATROD! Buying new "inexpensive" tools, the machining new AvE grade parts from quality materials. "Overclocking Harbor Freight"
Been running a 1/4 inch snap on ratchet for over 3 years now. Havent had a single issue with it. Never sent it in. Works like it did since day 1. I use mine every day. Even had the thing drenched in water from snow covered cars and the thing still works great. I have heard of people breaking the male end you click your socket onto in the 3/8's drive. but the 1/4 inch gets the job done and was worth every penny.
I have been using the small milfuckie for 2 years in a shop, i love it. I have the fuel one also it comes out 10% of the time. The snapon is just a joke when it comes to price here in australia. 5 times the price of the milfuckie
I bought one of those earthquake ratchets to give it a try and I use it every day and I have had it for over a year and it works just fine. The only complaint is like you said about the plastic body is starting to flex at the battery if you pull on it low near the battery.
@AvE If you are wanting speed with these types of ratchets have a look at the makita 12v WR100D! 800rpm, lockable trigger, interchangeable anvils 3/8” & 1/4” only downside to it is that it utilises makita’s slide battery’s so it is a bit longer and more cumbersome than the ratchets in this video but well worth the look!
I have the 1/4" and 3/8" in the first gen snap-on. I've had them for several years, bought them when they first came out. I've never had any trouble with them, and I use them daily. I know the Milwaukee and harbor freight guys are going to say I got ripped off, I over paid, and the other tools are better etc, but you get a lot more than just the tool with snap-on, you get real customer service. I think that's worth the extra expense.
Always solid honest well researched advice based on fact and expertise. Never trust HF customer reviews they only post customer reviews they want to post, I know this from experience.
I used to work with a millwright. He was an old timer and had a good saying to people that were caught in the brand war arguments regarding tools; "It's not the tool that gets the job done it's the mechanic." That old guy could probably fix a broken rocker arm in an engine with a butter knife.
Ave your BOLTR vijayoes are my favorite think to watch on youtube! Thanks for getting back to them I always get a laugh and love seeing the quality or lack of from the different tool brands!
The harbor freight earthquake is super strong I've abused it as I had no questions asked warranty, used it as a breaker bar, withstood everything nothing failed in the end, was the lower pin/screw that held the plastic base to metal frame. Highly recommended!
I wish he’d tear apart the AC Delco ratchet to see if there is any difference at all. I have an old AC Delco 1/2” impact that has been beat on for years and still works as well as it did on day one. It keeps up fairly well with my IR 231 Pneumatics. Now I wonder if the Earthquake Impact might be a copy of my old impact...
Been giving mine a hard workout since i got it a month ago. So far so good! La batteria doesnt have a whole lot of breath but thats to be expected. Glad ya did this vidjeo on this tool.
Ive had my earthquake xt 3/8 for almost 2 years now, used it every day in a shop environment. She's not as strong as she used to be, but still going. You can't compare this with the snap on, but it definitely feels better then the low level Milwaukee mainly because the metal handle provides more rigidity at the moment of torquing down where as the plastic ones feel like their going to break at this point.
I sincerely hope so. If for no other reason than to see if he can, then if it still works he could use the grinder to polish out the knurled area, and give us a report on the longevity of the thing. Also, I think the "just bend it back" would work. Man, where is your faith?
You need torque when converting metric threads to Imperial
Cross threading is under rated anyway!
Pound-meters during the conversion, NM in full metric, ft-lbs in full murican
Which is tough as frig mind
Crossthreading is nature's loctite
Most permanent locktite compound known to man!!
Well, except for the magical electric metal glue gun😎
Throw enough filler metal at anything, it won't come apart!
Damn frostbacks coming down here and taking all our Chinese made tools.
Well thats a new one...
Lmfao
I like it! As fine a slur as was ever coined. Would make for a good NHL team name.
Minnesota Frostbacks..... I like it.
Come on now... They are called snow whampa's....
11:40 “A misery wrapped in an enema” as opposed to “a mystery wrapped in an enigma” is probably top 10 funniest things I’ve ever heard and is absolutely getting recycled at work next week.
I have been using his word art on every job site its a definite hard hat turner and an occasional coffee spewer
Shane Frey n
>Calling Taiwan a country
Winnie the Pooh Will Remember That
All of a sudden my Huawei phone is going through data like crazy.
Cristopher Robin needs to come back and beat shit out of Winnie
@@arduinoversusevil2025 wait so they spy on canadians too??? (sarcasm)
It’s not “spying”. They are just getting to know you in advance of buying the country. How else would they know who needed re-education?
If everyone keeps metioning Taiwan the CCP's spying computers will crash. Not a bad thing
In a R&D department 12 months ago.
"So when we release this, that Peskey AvE is going to tear it down. How can we f~ck him up."
"I know sir, use two different metals threaded together that will create gauling, then throw a bit of locktite in just for good measure."
"I believe in buy once cry once"
*Immediately shows 3 ratchets
*4. Don't forget the Fuel.
Can't review a tool you don't own.
In his defence, those are for " _science_ " ;)
To be fair the cost of the Snap-on you can probably buy 3 Milwaukees
@@gabrielgalaxygh yea, but i have gone through 2 first gen and 2 second gen 3/8" drive milwuakee ratchets and i now have a 1/4" snap on. the cost for tool only replacement when they fail is the exact same. and the snap on has not failed me after a year of daily use even though it is smaller and should be weaker. the milwuake ones never lasted me a couple months.
So happy to see the wee chainsaw back.
I dont think the original one survived
@@zuilok I thought the original went to johnnyq90 to make it nitro powered
@@PlatypusVomit Or cut the charger cord right off.
Love the chainsaw
You never go to Harbor Freight once. You always go twice...
It's like the last trip to the parts store...it doesn't exist.
Yet another way it's like Taco Bell.
Yea to use the 20% off on two things
@@fulloppositelock6778 From a friend that managed an autoparts store -- they give you lifetime warranties on stuff they know is going to break because every time someone comes in the store they buy more random crap. It's a guaranteed return customer.
Don't ever buy anything at a yard sale from this guy. :D
Yeah, Dewclaw is so rough on the gear
Don't buy electric ratchets with pipe wrench marks on em
just check for file marks and melted spots
Unless you're Mustie1
I'd buy second hand tools from AvE any day. Not only would you know he is being completely honest about how much he has personally abused it, you could also watch the video where he pulled it a-part to see if it was a piece of crap to begin with.
Wow this guy takes reviews to a whole nother level. In both entertainment and a serious breakdown of the tool. Subbed
He keeps us updated on what we get ourselves into😂 keep your dick in a vice😂
As a tool on the tools, knee deep in god knows what, I can say without fear of contradiction that torque absolutely matters to me. Tight spots only get tighter with each new vehicle, and when I can jam my electric or air ratchets into a tight spot and break a bolt loose, I'm ahead.
Jake Pulver completely agree! I have the regular @35 and brushless @55 Milwaukee, definitely nice that the 55 can break most bolts loose on its own so long as I can squeeze it in somewhere. The 35 is nice when you need a much smaller head but have room to swing
Ya, that make 3 of us. Damn those knuckles get in the way sometimes though.
"This guy's soft, this guy's hard - but he's got a small head!"
Like Adam said to Eve: "Stand back - I don't know how big this thing gets!"
remember the "swiss lube"
I agree torque isn't everything, but if it can't turn a nylock nut down the 3 inches of unnecessary thread it isn't much good.
My Earthquake doesn’t sweat a nylock. It even does fine with a 21mm interference lock nut on whatever size non-American bolt a 21mm nut goes on...
Never a fuckin nylock on a reasonable length bolt. Glad somebody else noticed.
@@athhud This term might be a bit technical but usually its M-Whatever, followed by fine, coarse or coarser.
I fucking hate nylocks I’d rather use top locks or center locks anyway. Nylocks are fucking junk
@@malcolmcog We just use the metric to appease the cuntinental types. Work gets done with freedom units.
I highly recommend the HF ratchet. It's very robust, plenty of torque and fits in most places. The length is nice for tighter bolts. I bought a second battery for continued usage, but one battery will last fairly long. I use it everyday and does seem to last the test of time.
My wife heard the review from the kitchen, “is that AvE?” So the three of us had coffee together. Glad you could join us fun times as usual!
Looks like some wifes appreciate a good tool and a man using it to the limit.
Ha! My keeper did nearly the same. She thinks AVE is hilarious and gives her seal of approval for any place where men can be men.
MetalheadAndNerd Fortunately this is hopefully a case where the Gladwell 10,000 hour rule for peak proficiency’s doesn’t apply. Cause seriously at two minutes a session, peak proficiency would leave one merely a (happy) shell of a man!?
Mine always asks "is that those hands that swear alot? Wait for me!"
You, your wife and your wife's boyfriend?
professional Auto tech here. I have used all of those ratchets and even though the little milwaukee is not the most durable of the bunch, it is the one that makes me the most money. It fits everywhere, its like 89bucks or something like that, tool only. If used to run nuts and bolts on and off you wont have issues. If you use it to break them free as if it was a breaker bar, you may break it... I hope Milwaukee never stops making it. I prefer it so much that i would buy a new one every few months if i had to. It saves me so much time. I own 2 of them and they both work great.
I love my earthquake ratchet. It is reasonably priced and reasonably skookum. The batteries seem to last pretty long so far. I've had it for about a year and it still works great. I can't say that about a lot of harbor freight electric tools.
reasonably skookum? wth. Skookum or the not so recent addition skookum as frig in Pacific Northwest. Rings my ears like reasonably smart which is a PC way to say fn idiot.
The only real downside seems to be the battery charger not delivering enough juice. Maybe the 90 day warranty, if you care about that kind of thing.
Otherwise, it would be my hands down choice - if I didn't have a garage full of red batteries already(not that I'm saying I wouldn't take that path again; I need a lot of the typical 'lineup' tools and tend to buy based on the battery since that's usually the first death, and Milwaukee seems to get universal praise in that regard)
Edit - actually, make that "comparable juice" rather than "not enough"
I was absolutely amazed at how much use I got out of mine before it needed the 2nd charge. It continues to impress me! Worth every penny of the $60 it cost me.
"the plumber's faucet knurler"
how creative can these antics get?
That was worth the Patreon $ just to see the struggle to get 'er a-part. I was beginning to think it was just me. :-)
"snow mexican" lmfao i havent laughed that hard in the first 10 seconds of a video, i think ever XD
That's shit was funny 🤣🤣🤣
For real 😂😂😂😂😂🤣😂
Not even done watching, but just gotta say "Summer teeth" LOLed me.
They're also easy breezy
AvEs last video will be him cutting straight in the battery and blowing his shop up
great to see the worlds smallest chainsaw back on the ewetewb
Agreed my heart lightens at the sight of the boxerator.
Pipe wrench = "Plumber's faucet knurler" :D
"Plumbers faucet knurler" as a plumber I got a good laugh out of this... Because it's true.
How have I never found this guy before. He had me in tears from laughing so hard.
"He don't read the manual, cause that's like cheatin, He don't mind the grease on his hands while he's eatin"
Problem he can't read....
The Earthquake is a re-badged A.C. Delco. I bought one the first day is became available and I actually like it. It was $100 at introduction and back then you could use the 20% off coupon on Earthquake, so I paid $80 for mine. I used it just today when changing my mower blades. Original battery still works fine. If I was into the M12 platform I would buy the Milwaukee, but the H.F. is not a bad tool.
What a way to shout out big Clive LMAO. Your killing me. I had to edit this because- after you said that.... I was wearing what I was eating 😂!
Regarding the ratchet CCW/CC switch on the Milwaukee - the fact that it is recessed combined with the lower profile head makes it easier to fit in tight spaces. That's really useful for wrenching on cars
If i could like this twice for "Oh lawd he comin Chungus" I would. Great vid.
Anybody else find themselves involuntarily squinting when he was taking the snap ring out?
yes
You can tell they aren’t worried about servicing the Earthquake. I look forward to the Snap-On
No one is worried about "servicing" ANY of this shit until you step up to maybe Hilti - it gets exchanged for a new one and thrown in the trash
"Tool maintenance" isn't viable in today's 'bottom line' society, at least not until your "tools" reach the "machine" status. In fact, maybe we just need to redefine the word 'tool' to "a disposable machine with which to perform work"...
Most tools nowadays aren't worth repairing unfortunately.
We have 8 tech using the milwaukee one for 24 hours a day and never failed
my milwaukee has been kinda fucky lately, halfway through taking a fastener out it'll somehow turn the switch to in between on/off and it only spins the internal mechanism
@@AWJFunk With most brand, it's the electronics that fails and when you try to buy the part, they only sell you the motor assembly that comes with the motor, switch, circuit board and connectors. It ends up costing 75% of a new tool even if you do it yourself.
Ave's gotta be the only person in the world to get a brand new tool, and then proseedes to fix it till it's broken.
Totally reminds me of my grandpa. No matter what he bought, there was always a foreigner who put it together wrong.
Always love the BOLTR vids! Hope you and your family have a good holiday season!
IT'S NOT EVEN HALLOWEEN YET!
@@arduinoversusevil2025
Boxing day will be here hastily.
@@arduinoversusevil2025 it's not Halloween, it's not Christmas.... But it is Friday... And here in the good ol You Kay, we celebrate Fridays like their our last.
@@arduinoversusevil2025 it's always Halloween if you try hard enough
@Oyveyowitz Shekelstein Nostrilberg it's OK 😎
Polygonal cutter attachments for CNC turning machines are pretty badass to see, but a fairly specialized setup for large production runs or running a large family of similar parts since it'll take you a while to recover the cost on five-figure tooling (if you're buying from Teutonic companies).
They leave great finishes but it looks like the manufacturer practically had the cutter running in G00 because of the brutal surface finish.
You can definitely also do this with an endmill side-cutting while the spindle is turning on a 5-axis turning center. We do this a lot using profitmilling/turning toolpaths (at least that's what EspritCAM calls it, 1,000+ IPM at full depth of cut engagement
) and control our X, Y and C axes simultaneously. It's nearly as quick as polygonal and more flexible (polygonals are limited to only surfaces based on n/2 inserts attaching to the rotating cutter body).
Honestly, I like an old lady watching all these new tools with non-rubber overmolding that often gets gummy and gross. I much prefer getting frostbite from running my older metal-bodied Dotco, Cleco, and Aro tools.
Sir, love the videos. The machine you're referring to is also known to as a Polygonal Lathe. They are crazy machines that seriously look like witchcraft.
If anyone is interested, look up the Wera Profilator: you can do some serious machining with them. Cheers!
"Plastic doesn't last, only lasted me a couple decades and broke!" LMAO too funny.
The non fuel Milwaukee is perfect for me! I have tons of bigger rachets and breaker bars for loosening and tightening but this guy Is a time saver and fits were regular ratchet fits
Wtf, over? Where is the “put it back together and see it chooch” segment???
Judging by how many ratchets he has lined up, I suspect he's going to do a video testing all of them with the Torque-o-matic.
YA, NO SHIT ?
I'm gonna go out on a limb and say that the fork is kinked up real good from the vice & pipe wrench routine - and that shit NEVER goes back together as designed when you bend something like that, then bend it again trying to fix it
Ehh he seemed to have fackered her up taking it apart. Maybe he'll just give Trump another salute and hop over the border to buy another one.
@@LuxAudio389 I think he's gonna be testing the limit of that 90 day no quibble guarantee!
I've been using the Earthquake XT ratchet at work everyday for about a year and I am extremely happy with it. I've got 2 batteries so charge time doesn't matter. 1 battery usually lasts all day no problem.
The battery life on the Earthquake was by far the most impressive part of the tool to me.
The huge advantage of buying Harbor Freight WITH the extended warrantee (besides the price) is because you can walk into any store hand in your damaged tool and get a new one without any questions asked. Unlike the Milw where you have to ship it to the factory and wait to get the old one fixed and returned back to you two to three weeks later.
'This big aww lawd he comin' chungus' - Uncle Bumble 2019
That had me in tears
Ross Maclean I don’t truly laugh at about 99% of stuff online, but that line was a lung emptying pleasant surprise
I fuckin DIED lmao
20:40 Enjoy!
If your starting fresh keep alook out for milwaukee m12 brushed kits. You can find 5 tool sets with the ratchet for under 200 sometimes. You'll find the same kit on sale for 3 or 400 tho so it's a waiting game for the right time to buy.
I don’t think I’ll ever get tired of intentional malapropisms like “casement” for casing...
..Summer Teeth... Definitely will be added to the workplace vernacular. You never fail to educate and amuse, two of the most likable and valuable skills one could possess
One of these days AvE is going to cut through something important while opening a box 🤣
Oh, he has done it before!
He'll never cut through his ego. there isn't a chain saw big enough.
I love/hate my snap on one. It’s a bloody ripper but after using the tool for 1.5 years I’ve had it rebuilt 3 times, yeah sure I use it every day working on trucks and it sees a lot of hard work. I kinda need reliable tools and after paying like $650ish for it I thought snapon would of covered more then 1yr warranty so I’m looking at the Milwaukee one now. It’s just a shame because when it’s not broken it’s a really good tool. Working on cars or lighter duty stuff this tool would be the pinnacle of every job. Plus don’t forget to grease it every morning.
"Who's up for some sodomy?" And i can hear my self: "I am..." Then i hear my brains go: "Wait what?" "Rule number one: Uncle is bit weird. Do not answer his questions even in internet."
Sodomy
You must think it very odd of me
But I enjoy the act of sodomy
You might call the wrath of God on me
But if you tried it then you might agree
That you enjoy the act of sodomy
Don't worry if you feel ashamed
It's been around for years
Thousands more than can be named
Are interested in rears
Don't worry about hell
No harm will come to your soul
We're not all Pentecostal
But everybody's got an asshole
Let me tell ya 'bout sodomy
You must think it very odd of me
But I enjoy the act of sodomy
You might call the wrath of God on me
But if you tried it then you might agree
That you enjoy the act of sodomy
It might just improve your sex
It's a hard act to follow
The fact that fundamentalists
Find difficult to swallow
So join me as I sing
Of an activity that's fun
Open up your ring
And try it front to bum
Bum-bum
Bum-bum-bum-bum-bum-bum-bum-bu m-bum
The guy who wrote that song made Lord of the Rings.
I have never been so entertained watching tool reviews
"What do you tell a camera with two black eyes?"... bruh
You don't tell it nothin', cuz it's already been told twice.
I have the Earthquake ratchet and did a video review on it. Max tightening torque was 30 lb.ft in my research. It has worked well for me so far and the battery does last a pretty decent time before recharging.
6:10 Actually havin it be a tight fit to change the direction of the ratchet is helpful, when you’re in tight spots, it keeps ya from accidentally changing direction of the ratchet by hitting it on something
was thinking the same thing. the m12 gets in tight spots too.
Have used all of these cordless ratchets. I use a cordless ratchet at least four days a week through out the my day. I bought the EQ XT as a lark, fully expecting to return it when it failed to chooch. However, having my son borrow my Milwaukee without noticing, I found myself onsite with only the EQ XT which I did charge, but had just been carrying it around. I was a little annoyed at the thought of turning a wrench all day again.....but that's how we started, so I soldiered on.
My exact words were "HOLY SH*t!!!" I was impressed with the damn thing more than the MigMax 220 and Protig Vulcan's which also surprised me. I LOVE this damn thing and I wanted to comment on the statement that the user places all the torque through leverage into the wrenching action, the EQ XT doesn't twist (minimal moment of force is fed back to the user). Instead it strikes like a small impact with a decent anvil. No idea how they get that amount of repetitive impact mechanically (unable to disassemble to see how) but I swear that if you could create an ideal experiment where moment arm is identical, acknowledging you get a mechanical advantage with all three, but I would guarantee the moment of force, and over all energy input into the action, is noticeably less using the EQ XT. I use this thing everyday now.
Downside, yeah I get annoyed when I set it down on the trigger and it is the singular tool I have that uses its own battery. If it hadn't genuinely impressed me it was going back to the store because I have 22 Hitachi 18V 3Ah batteries and since Metabo/HPT have decided to reduced the variety of tools available in my market, I have been slowly moving to Makita tools and have about 10 batteries. Yes I HATE having a battery for just this one tool, but after using it, contrary to my own expectation, I decided it was worth the hassle.
I too was pleasantly surprised. Never thought a Harbor Freight power tool would be one of my favorite and most used tools, but here we are...
New series idea got ya. BOLTR RATROD! Buying new "inexpensive" tools, the machining new AvE grade parts from quality materials. "Overclocking Harbor Freight"
Been running a 1/4 inch snap on ratchet for over 3 years now. Havent had a single issue with it. Never sent it in. Works like it did since day 1. I use mine every day. Even had the thing drenched in water from snow covered cars and the thing still works great. I have heard of people breaking the male end you click your socket onto in the 3/8's drive. but the 1/4 inch gets the job done and was worth every penny.
I have been using the small milfuckie for 2 years in a shop, i love it. I have the fuel one also it comes out 10% of the time. The snapon is just a joke when it comes to price here in australia. 5 times the price of the milfuckie
Sadly, that joke is not Isolated to Australia.
I bought one of those earthquake ratchets to give it a try and I use it every day and I have had it for over a year and it works just fine. The only complaint is like you said about the plastic body is starting to flex at the battery if you pull on it low near the battery.
jeese, i knew Harbor freight was on the up and up with the quality of their products.... but to get THIS endorsement? color me impressed!
Me too!
“This big,(Oh lawd he comin) chungus.” AvE, you never cease to crack me up.
"snow mexican" about made me spit my coffee everywhere. bravo
Yours are the ONLY unboxing videos that I'll watch.
14:03 - 14:47 Was anyone else experiencing a sick stomach and entirely too much stress? 😂
@AvE If you are wanting speed with these types of ratchets have a look at the makita 12v WR100D!
800rpm, lockable trigger, interchangeable anvils 3/8” & 1/4” only downside to it is that it utilises makita’s slide battery’s so it is a bit longer and more cumbersome than the ratchets in this video but well worth the look!
Snow Mexican 😂. I can always count on you to enrich my vocabulary. Keep up the amazing work buddy
FINALLY!!! A proper unboxing!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks the BOLTR AvE!!!
"Sears' Catalog," you're showing your age! Besides that, it was the J.C. Penny's Catalog.
apparently I am the exact same age as my uncle
The spring Sears catalogue had a bigger lingerie section than the Winter, if I remember correctly.
@@markgigiel2722 you know exactly why we all know these things.
yep haha
National Geographic come on! Love those pigmies.
I have the 1/4" and 3/8" in the first gen snap-on. I've had them for several years, bought them when they first came out. I've never had any trouble with them, and I use them daily. I know the Milwaukee and harbor freight guys are going to say I got ripped off, I over paid, and the other tools are better etc, but you get a lot more than just the tool with snap-on, you get real customer service. I think that's worth the extra expense.
Ha, they ran a Taco Hell ad in front.
Always solid honest well researched advice based on fact and expertise. Never trust HF customer reviews they only post customer reviews they want to post, I know this from experience.
"We'll just avoid that all together." Grabs handle to flip over...
I used to work with a millwright. He was an old timer and had a good saying to people that were caught in the brand war arguments regarding tools; "It's not the tool that gets the job done it's the mechanic." That old guy could probably fix a broken rocker arm in an engine with a butter knife.
I watch these more for the random phrases than anything else.
How you opened the ratchets box alone made me instant subscribe
I've missed the tiny saw
Finally back to the old AVE format!!!!
You ever try "focus please"?
Ave your BOLTR vijayoes are my favorite think to watch on youtube! Thanks for getting back to them I always get a laugh and love seeing the quality or lack of from the different tool brands!
I bought a VonHaus ratchet that's supposed to be a clone of the Milwaukee.
I'd love to see a comparison between the two.
The harbor freight earthquake is super strong I've abused it as I had no questions asked warranty, used it as a breaker bar, withstood everything nothing failed in the end, was the lower pin/screw that held the plastic base to metal frame. Highly recommended!
“Summer teeth” hahaha
I use the Milwaukee ratchets almost daily, so far they have been very reliable no issues at all.
looks like like the acdelco ! That new delco cordless impact looks pretty decent I would love to see you take a crack at that one ☝️
I wish he’d tear apart the AC Delco ratchet to see if there is any difference at all. I have an old AC Delco 1/2” impact that has been beat on for years and still works as well as it did on day one. It keeps up fairly well with my IR 231 Pneumatics. Now I wonder if the Earthquake Impact might be a copy of my old impact...
Product packaging that has been opened by AvE should be considered fine art and on display at a museum.
I just bought the new Milwaukee FUEL Extended Reach Ratchet.
Been giving mine a hard workout since i got it a month ago. So far so good! La batteria doesnt have a whole lot of breath but thats to be expected. Glad ya did this vidjeo on this tool.
Take that battery back then! Mine lasts a surprisingly long time.
Check out sunmatch pneumatic. I think it's the Taiwanese source for HF's pneumatic line
The same exact molds... SM-45-4034P impact wrench looks like the xt exactly. Their drills and other stuff too
Please do, that would be very interesting
Ive had my earthquake xt 3/8 for almost 2 years now, used it every day in a shop environment. She's not as strong as she used to be, but still going. You can't compare this with the snap on, but it definitely feels better then the low level Milwaukee mainly because the metal handle provides more rigidity at the moment of torquing down where as the plastic ones feel like their going to break at this point.
no one:
AvE: oH lAwD hE cOmIn
thank you, you tube, the perfect blend of education, humor and comments. what's not to like/sub
Haha I love your videos man. "summer teeth" had me dying at work
I literally just brought a Milwaukee 3/8 cordless ratchet and this video popped up. Can't wait for it to come.
"I bet that half a cars a trick to drive"
The hazard farts most feared canuck! Ole AVE sets um straight .
Cant wait for dewalt to come out with an electric ratchet
Jake Duncan they do. It’s labeled under MAC tools
I am more envious of your box opener every time it appears in a video.
Damn, that casement held up pretty damn well to your wrenching! Are you going to try to put it back together?
Pretty sure the fork got kinked over while being torqued on in the vice - and "just bend it back" isn't going to get those tolerances back in line
I sincerely hope so. If for no other reason than to see if he can, then if it still works he could use the grinder to polish out the knurled area, and give us a report on the longevity of the thing. Also, I think the "just bend it back" would work. Man, where is your faith?
Sacrificed for our enjoyment
This guys commentary is amazing. My new favorite tool channel!!!
I tend to buy the same tool three times.