Masterforce 20V 3-speed Oil Impulse Impact Driver Review [HYDRAULIC IMPACT]

This Masterforce 20V Oil Impulse Impact Driver delivers impressive power while staying much quieter and easier on the appendages than a typical impact driver. The hydraulic powertrain of this oil impulse impact driver keeps the impacts much less severe and the sound doesn't drive you crazy.
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[mr.t]

I do indoor maintenance around lots of people. Oil drivers are a huge difference when you’re trying to not disturb people as much. I have both Milwaukee and Makita and I way prefer them instead of the regular impact. Although they are not as fast, it’s a trade off I’ll take for a lot less noise.

[boosted._sky]

LET'S GO TJ!..🏁
Yes..More Masterforce ...not enough of thevm on YouTube to get an idea about them.. I do believe Chervon makes them ..to Kobalt-ish speciation..so I've heard

[mieciubimber]

Ergonomic>all when it's a hobby. Thanks man for this video ^^

[downup]

How about a competition of Masterforce versus Skil versus Denali versus Kobalt? I’d love to see all the DIYer/prosumer Chervon brand pit against one another. While I don’t own any, I’ve used and been extremely impressed with the quality and performance of the Skil cordless tools since Chervon took over and that’s before I even consider the rather absurdly cheap for what you get price.

[milwaukee_]

Good tool cause I own me some master force power tools and they work great for me. Heck Menards calls them their dewalt. Those are (to me) great power tools for the money spent. Good video sir.

[THEBEARDEDTOOLGUY]

tim you going to get the new dewalt dcf 870

[draytonPW]

Any reason you haven't tested Makita's new 40v XGT line?

[DanielGomez-cfvk]

Bought it today with the 15% bag sale paid $135 for the kit my Menards is 3 minutes away it compares to my Ridgid stealth force impact driver really impressive

[wesleyrobson]

I wonder if this means flex and/or kobalt will be releasing one of these soon?

[TheSirPotato]

Why can't DeWalt seem to make an oil impact

[Leeroy]

In the words of my boy Donnie T...
That thing is "Yuge"!

[thehhoff]

Can we see a side by side comparison with their compact hydraulic impact, 241-0499? That guy has less torque but higher RPMs and significantly higher BPM rating.

[e]

I would buy this. "BUT" I do think that the "liguid/oil filled system would/could spring a leak"

[DanielGomez-cfvk]

Masterforce is kobalt from lowes but it’s sold at menards in The Midwest I bought en most masterforce stuff from their 11% rebate there okay tools there a little above ryobi in performance

[David-vbih]

Dam, now I am going to have to take my tools to Jiffy lube for an oil change. On a serious note, I wonder how long it takes before it burns up the oil or leaks hydraulic oil. Motors get hot, friction adds heat heat expands oil, etc... I guess only time will tell the longevity of the tool. Maybe finally a tool will wear out before the battery. I don't know, just thinking out loud. Either way the future of cordless battery operated smart "subscription based " tools is going to be a pain in the arse and a big waste of money overall. No joke there are already wifi and gps enabled tools to tell you when it is time to service the tool or replace the battery. It also helps track high cost tools in large contractor companies. This will eventually lead to uodates that brick your device like your old cell phones and you will have to buy another tool or battery just due to a lousey software update. I like the raw power of grandads tools plugged into 120 via a good old fashioned orange extention cord. Nearly 75 years later those skill saws and drills are still working just fine.. If it aint broke, DON'T FIX IT. OK, now that I got my grumpy old man rant out of the way. That is pretty slick and it is nice to have all that power in such a small package, it just sucks to own a set $800plus set of 28v Milwaukee tools that look brand new with little to no use on them that don't work because the batteries went bad. I refuse to pay another $200 plus for batteries. I will stick to corded tools for the time being. I may eventually just crack the dead tools open to repurpose the motors. Either that or wait on a hack like an inverter adapter 120volt A/C to 24 volt DC to plug a cord directly into the battery socket.

[stephenrickstrew]

Why does this Impulse Impact Driver …. trigger an Impulse Buy Drive….?

[jmj]

I say too big and no light and for this reason I'm out.

[DanielGomez-cfvk]

I wanted to buy it but I have 3 ridgid stealth force impact drivers the ridgid seems faster than this masterforce one

[weldonpinder]

Who the heck is masterforse and i wonder why other companies like Dewalt kobalt metabo doesn't have one and y doest ryobi put out a hp m

[robertfrate]

Hi Tim, this is diy, sharp looking tool, just to weak for me,