$100 vs $900 Impact Wrench TORTURE TEST

We weren't expecting THAT to happen lol

TOOL PARTY! We test and "review" tools for working on your car.
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[Donut]

Plz hit LIKE if you want to see more of this show!
What tools should we do next?

[andyburns]

i like how they are using the stubby low torque version of the Milwaukee and it still matched the Snap on. i want to see the full sized Milwaukee in the same tests.

[zaxlandclearing]

"This thing doesn't seem to give a shit about anything!"

Laughed my ass off as you tried drowning it in the tank

[grantmiller]

That slow mo water test for the Milwaukee was honestly badass. Milwaukee needs that for their advertisement 😂

[mariolanderosgarcia]

As a huge Harbor Freight fan it makes me happy that Bauer kept up and although it gave out in the end, it was still able to perform up to 275pounds max. As a budget impact i think i made the right choice, now when its time for me to purchase a solid impact... Milwakee is on my priority list. The way it ejected water and continued to work while submerged into a tank of water was insane. That definitely caught us all by surprise!

[cole]

Exactly what I expected tbh. Snap On makes some good hand tools, but Milwaukee's power tool game, especially their M18 series, is unreal. I'd love to see another test comparing them and other mid range brands like DeWalt, Makita, etc

[wbewley]

Another important aspect of this test is the length of the tool. The milwaukee is REALLY compact compared to the HF and Snap-on. Being able to fit the tool in a tight spot can often be the difference between being able to get a nut or bolt with the gun, or having to get out a wrench.

[bdbdkdfotbrveiw]

As somebody gearing up to buy his first entire set of mechanics tools, thank you for this series. It’s saving me a ton of money and letting me not feel like I’m making the wrong choice by getting the cheaper tool to save some cash!

[durillongaming]

as being from Milwaukee myself, i am internally cheering so heavily right now

[Dreadrius]

Everyone's on their lunch break right now huh? Love the new series.

[dominicrichardson]

Jobe and jezzer having their own show together is awesome, can't wait for more episodes

[simaosoares]

They ought to do these tests with brands that compete more directly, would love to see a Milwaukee vs Makita vs DeWalt

[cornishfarming]

Milwaukee is the Kalashnikov of power tools

[the_swoletariat]

Man, I’ve seen a Milwaukee survive a 95 foot drop in my line of work and still fire up, I knew it would crush that overpriced snap on. That harbor freight one surprised me too though, not bad until it overheated lol!

[vinnyivanov]

As a professional technician, I switched all of my electric tools from snap on to milwaukee, and I don't regret it one bit.

[garrettgiuffre]

Since losing motor trend on YouTube, donut is all I need and want. You have grown so much and I really appreciate you for being different than most who just copy what all other YouTubers do

[malan]

Just got the M12 3/8 stubby ratchet and the thing is pretty impressive does a great job for me

[timothyferruzza]

If this is gonna be a new series im all for it

[ROCKETMANN]

I think the HF and Milwaukee deserve a spot in my tool box for different purposes. The HF can be a good impact to keep in your car for travelling like overlanding and roadtrips or for project car work. The Milwaukee can be used professionally for industrial work. The Snapon is just too expensive to justify for any use when the Milwaukee does a way better job and is more durable for less the cost.

[frh]

I came here because I just changed the wheels of my car. Did it outside the garage under quite rainy conditions. I used a Milwaukee M18 Fuel impact. I placed that thing under shelter as soon I switched to the torque wrench or moved a wheel. I thought it is not waterproofed and I better be careful with the impact driver not beeing exposed to rain.
Now I cross checked my assumption with this wonderful video test. Conclusion: I was anxious without any reason. Given this hard facts I will use the Milwaukee M18 impact with less precaution regarding wet conditions next time. I feel comfortable and happy to have such a high quality tool.