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There's probably a collar missing from the front of the moving jaw where the screw goes through that ties the jaw to the screw. They're usually pretty easy to make out of a large washer with a drill, hacksaw and a file.

He (the narrator) is an engineer that has been hired by Astro Pneumatic since starting the channel. One of his co-creators is a mechanic. Every cent of income they made in the first year went right back into their videos. We are. Your arguments against them are vague and nonsensical. That's...

If you're testing a product and it breaks, that is absolutely a valid test result. That said, the only things they damaged in this video were the nuts. Considering they were testing to see which wrench could apply the most force before slipping/rounding off the fastener, that was literally...

Random YouTube video vs the agencies that decide tool standards...

I'd say that's a bit much to ask from saws of that era. Things have come a LONG way since 2007.

Nope. Open-end wrenches are angled to allow more access angles on obstructed fasteners. There is no official standard for which way to turn the open end of a combination wrench. If you paid attention to the video you would have seen a caption stating this.

I had a Husqvarna with a Honda engine. I never did anything to it but change the oil and filter every two years and use ethanol-free gas. I never even drained the tank at the end of the season. The first start in the Spring took two pulls, after that it only needed one. That said, since...

Never trust a no-name meter to meet its claimed specs. A Uni-T UT-210E is useful for checking current draw without breaking the circuit.

Powertrain warranty is 5 years/60k miles.

Makita has been in the chainsaw business since 1991, when they bought a German company that had been making them since 1927. They have a bit of a leg up on DeWalt and Milwaukee.