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Yes. The Dewalt & Milwaukee are pretty much identical as far as power levels go. As far as torque testing, in this Skidmore I have the LH nut/bolt.....I have another one with a RH nut/bolt.....and a 3rd one (larger) with RH & LH bolt/nut combos for 3/4" & 1" impacts. The reason that I include...

Well....we did not run the same test. Coptool's test was using a 1/2" to 3/4" adapter & a 3/4" impact socket (torque loss compared to the mine) & inconsistent run times. Milwaukee = 9 seconds....IR = 7 seconds.....and I highly assume this is using a RH bolt/nut ---meaning forward torque. My...

Hey everybody - I decided to make a comparison video of three of the top 1/2" cordless impacts on the market & included a torque test to prove where they stand! Ingersoll Rand W7150 Dewalt DCF899 Milwaukee 2763 They all have advantages/disadvantages.....and hopefully this video will help...

Hey everybody :) I know that there is a lot of confusion about Stubby Impacts.....specifically size, features, and power comparisons. Reading specs online makes them all look almost identical, so I put together this side-by-side video to highlight the differences between them. The 4 models...

I have been told by Milwaukee that this box is NOT discontinued & supplies are supposed to start hitting Home Depot stores again in October......we will see... That being said, I wouldnt expect to see them back on Home Depot's website anytime soon....they sell almost as fast as they unload them...

FYI ---- I made a full review about this drill last night (Specifically for the people who are on the fence & dont want to miss out on Toolnut's unreal pricing on this drill). Here is the thread --> http://garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=304351 <iframe width="560" height="315"...

Hey everybody :) I saw that Toolnut was running a special on these drills over in the HOT DEALS section ---> http://garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=303606 So....I went ahead and made a review about the one that I have here, so people who may be on the fence could check it out and see...

I am not saying that your argument is wrong. I am saying that if he "admits" to having too much pressure going into his impact, he will be denied in all likelihood. Manufacturers have been tightening the "lifetime replacement" warranty up recently --- especially with swivel impact sockets...

No problem....tell them you abused their tools & see how that goes for you. ALL manufacturers specifically exclude "abuse" from their warranties --- in this case WAY too much air pressure. Unless he works in a turkey barn that is a football field long, that impact has too much pressure being...

So you are using the most powerful 1/2" pneumatic impact & running it at roughly 115-125psi working pressure (upping the power 10-20%)? I am surprised you didnt break it sooner. This is not gearwrench's fault. This comes from using way too much air pressure coupled with the most powerful...

Good point. Thanks!

Well, specifically why I referred to them as "500, 600, & 700 ft-lb versions" is because if you are looking at them online, that is what will make sense when you watch the video....since that is how they are being advertised. Personally I do not like the "Max Torque" aka "Breakaway Torque" aka...

Thanks! I hope you like it! Thanks! The Astro just came in yesterday....I am surprised how small it is & also the comfort grip! Well.....some manufacturers go for 10 seconds, others 30 seconds, others "who knows".... Unlike the tool manufacturers, I am standardizing testing across the...

It does not have "replaceable" brushes....which is why you do not see them listed on a parts diagram.

The W7150 is not brushless. The 2763 & DCF899 are brushless.

Hey everybody - I just uploaded a full comparison video w/torque testing for the top 3 models of 1/2" Stubby Impacts made by M7 (Mighty Seven). They are : NC-4611Q NC-4630Q NC-4232Q I know that there has been a lot of interest about these & other brands recently.....and while this particular...

I have carried a Safety Seal kit with me for over a year & it looks brand new. The plugs are all still in the same condition as they were when I took them out of the box (as far as I can tell) & are WAY better than the cheap versions at the auto parts stores. The last tire I fixed with one (on...

One suggestion.....get some pliers with thin jaws.....thick jaws prevent you from easily removing a small nail, screw, wire, etc --- especially if it is flush with the tread. Thin jaws can easily pop it right out. I carry Knipex Cobras with me. Also, make sure you have a retractable...

Wow....unreal deal......I have one & it is definitely a big upgrade over the normal brands you will see at the box stores. The 4 speeds, brushless motor, removable chucks, plastic case, & (2) 4.0ah batteries are a steal at this price. They must be clearing them out.....this drill is NOT made...

I think you should watch the video again... :headscrat