Hey Tim, awesome teardown Ty, my ct9080 was the most powerful impact I ever owned and right after I paid it off, it was stolen! I can’t afford it again! That gun is an absolute beast,

Thanks Tim … I enjoy watching tools being taken apart .. so I don’t have to ..

Thank you for your insightful videos.. could you make a video for the Ridgid driver you used, I liked it.

at 7:23 right above your thumb is an unpopulated connector. I wonder if that is used for factory testing or if it used in another tool that some sort of extra feature is plugged into.

Could you do a review on the 3/4” drive Hercules? I cant find a review anywhere..!

was wondering if you can do the ct9038 from snap on

I absolutely love your channel! I was wondering if you could do full review torque test on the snappy ct9038. I've got it and love it

@jonnychavez1879

19 күн бұрын

I love my ct9038! Definitely has more torque than my m18 Milwaukee compact.

CT9050 is the best deal and lightweight! Something that size you might as well get a 3/4 drive! I don’t need it.

Hmmm never seen that ridged tool you are using before

Seems like these days snap on is copied DeWalt with bigger gauge wires like everyone else has since dcf900 and mid torque both used higher gauge wires to achieve more amps which in turn gives more beans

Can yall do a video of the ct9038 snap on 3/8

@jonnychavez1879

19 күн бұрын

Yes! The ct9038 is a little beast! Definitely more power than my m18 3/8 compact.

Anyone own the 9075 and 9080 for some reason it feels like the 9075 hits much harder, I still use it over the 9080 I'm wondering if I have an issue with mine

Playing catch up for what 1500 bare tool?

Is there a bolt that a snap on can only get and a Milwaukee can’t to justify their insane price

@iCutWaffles

4 ай бұрын

Its all YMMV shit. My 2776 cant do some.bolts that the snap on can at my.shop. weird stuff as torque test channel says they the same

isnt helpful !

First and hello

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