This dude loves to show us the tools so much he took apart his whole truck just to show us.

Showing examples of use was pretty good

@TechnicianRed

8 ай бұрын

A little better than an unboxing review 🤣

@Wa1200-6

8 ай бұрын

@@TechnicianRed 100%. Something we definetely need more of

Thanks for reviewing the Capri and showing the Matco(who doesn't make one tool). I bought the Astro 1/2". Don't use air tools much anymore but this has its place. Super tight space where a battery wrench won't work as well.

Great review subscribed definitely going to get that Capri Tools flex head air impact wrench

This is a solid comparison. Thanks for sharing!

Honestly, I just bought one. Very excited for when it comes in to test it out on air springs

@TechnicianRed

Жыл бұрын

Can't go wrong. You will definitely find a use for it

Thanks for sharing very useful information.

Excellent video thank you

Love my capri right angle it's highly undrated

Is this good for them frozen airbags on trailers? Especially on the front axle where is super tight to fit?

good review, I like the whole different applications you demonstrated. I always like to know the pressure recommended, as well as what's being used at also.

@TechnicianRed

4 ай бұрын

This was at 150psi static pressure. I have never measured dynamic pressure with the tool running but it's probably around 120psi.

the O-ring store is good too,just my .02, thanks for the video

How good would the 1/2 from capri be for taking off air bags from a trailer

Which one would you prefer best ?

As u can tell, I’m watching all your vids. I use mostly electric ratchets. My air compressor only goes to 120. I remember u saying u have a two stage pump so u r running 180. The air tools have a whole lot more beans at 180. I’m gonna try the swivels. I like the long reach 3/8 Hercules and the brushed Milwaukee 3/8 for weight, speed and balance.

@TechnicianRed

9 ай бұрын

We run 150psi of static air pressure in the shop through 3/4" PVC air lines to 3/8ID Goodyear hoses. I haven't measured dynamic pressure but I imagine it probably drops about 30psi or so when a large air tool is running.

@LynxStarAuto

9 ай бұрын

All of these automotive grade tools are rated @ 90psi. If you run them at a higher pressure, you're just sending them to an early grave. None of these guns can handle much more than 130 psi. The focus shouldn't be on how much pressure you produce, but volume of air stored, and delivered. An 80 gallon compressor at 120psi is going to provide better performance than an 8 gallon compressor at the same pressure rating.

@sixpotbelly

6 ай бұрын

@@LynxStarAuto I'm half with you. I look at it as the compressor fills the tank and the tank delivers the air to the tool. If tool demands more CFM than the compressor can deliver then the tank empties. Like if you spend more than you earn then your bank account empties. In that scenario, the larger the tank the longer you can run the tool before it gets too slow when there's no longer enough pressure left in the tank. But if the compressor can keep up with the tool then the size of the tank doesn't matter. So I agree it's not about psi in the line, but I think it's more about the CFM of the compressor.

Dope ass video

Very helpful review! I've been unable to find one important dimension for the Astro 1834. The tight space I'm dealing with has an obstruction beside the bolt head. I am trying to find the dimension from the edge of the Astro 1834 head to the anvil axis. Can you help with that question?

@TechnicianRed

Жыл бұрын

1.25" from edge of head to center of anvil.

@ShawnEngelland

Жыл бұрын

@@TechnicianRed Thanks - I really appreciate the speedy response!

If you don’t mind me asking what psi were you running this on our shop runs 120 psi so I want to know if that’s good enough thanks

@TechnicianRed

4 ай бұрын

150PSI static pressure on 3/8" air hose reels.

What were the release dates for all these? Which one came out first?

@TechnicianRed

Жыл бұрын

I don't know

@Torque Test Channel

@user-lp7dd7dz9m

10 ай бұрын

they heard you: kzread.info/dash/bejne/o3qitdKJdJqYj8Y.html&ab_channel=TorqueTestChannel

also never run out of batteries