Screwdriver Drop Test! #SHORTS #screwdriver

How high can we drop the LTT Screwdriver? We don't recommend to try this with your own!

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[bob_kazamakis]

Apple: “you’re holding it wrong”

Linus: “you’re dropping it wrong”

[viacheslavkorolov]

"It's over Jay, I have the high ground"

[techfreakjames]

Jay: drops screwdriver from 6 feet
Everyone: comments that Linus isn't 6 foot tall
DBrand: keeps calling Linus short
Linus: uses a lift to lift him up high just to prove he can drop things from above 6 feet.
I love it!

[nhojlagap]

After decades of practice, linus finally utilizing his innate talent of dropping stuff.

[nnm]

This just means that Linus even on top of a scissor lift isn't as tall as Jay standing on his feet, and therefore the screwdriver has higher chance of survival.

[TheMalibuman]

I love how you broke every rule of using a lift in one fell swoop haha.
No harness, gate not shut, did not shut off before exiting, swung from the rung... sniff* just like how we all roll when safety isn't around hahaha

[soulwithabody]

"You're dropping it wrong." - Tim Apple, CEO of TMB Warranty Co.

[thexgamer]

Linus has finally put his best skill to something useful. Good for him.

[isaiaholson]

Well oc your better at dropping stuff, you do it everyday.

[ericepperson]

TBF The breakage that the screwdriver experienced from Jay dropping it was minor with a single bit holder bracket coming off. I sense that Jay will try to one up this since he has a warehouse in which there is often a scissor lift.
I love the (mostly) friendly back and forths between Tech YouTubers.

[phych]

Linus's skills in dropping things is almost as good as Colton's skills in getting fired

[brei.z]

The ultimate dropper shows us how it's done..

[SashimiSteak]

Need the How Ridiculous guys to drop this 165m down the swiss dam.

[cameronhilltrue]

Sometimes hight matters much less than angle (as I've seen many times with my phone).

In my opinion, he praised the screwdriver...maybe even made me want to buy it...

[AlasdairGR]

Jay, with his own scissor lift: "Is that a challenge?"

[teddy]

"There is a non zero chance our product wont break" sold! 😋

[tywillis]

I now have the strange urge to throw the driver while it's open while screaming " *_"FRAG OUT"_*

[ellie_cr]

Jay has an impressive talent for breaking things. I, too, have fully broken things that my husband says are Really difficult/impossible to break. It's an amazing talent lol.

[Leciox]

I love how you guys all poke at eachother and still stay chill with eachother.

[scottwatrous]

This test was done with all of the bits installed. Which saved it I think. With all the retainer fingers equally supported, there's less force trying to break the fingers. I would say loaded like this is a fairly drop safe position.

I would have to go back to Jayz' video, but if I recall he did not have a full carousel, perhaps had one bit in the tool shaft. So my guess is he had a break because there was an empty slot, with an impact at the exact wrong angle. With a bit stored on one side putting the plastic under some small preload, and no bit on the other, a few G's impact force could possibly cause the bit's inertia to press into the unsupported finger enough to break.

If there were no bits loaded I bet it would be fine.