00:44 -- Damn it! There's no telling how many countless hours of YT that I've fallen asleep to over the years - but it's generally some geeky shit. Glad I found you - Subbed!
@tomh.6488 күн бұрын
PS- Just realized my comment made almost zero sense, and is a disjointed mess. I guess sleeping IS slightly important.
@my_master51212 күн бұрын
The black is an overload but as far as the contacts are concerned that's not over molding that's a process known as "insert injection molding" commonly done in the tooling and automobile industry
@jettschenker14 күн бұрын
The first problem is it's a brushed motor and brushed motors suck. There's a lot of internal resistance which draws more energy out of your battery and also they create Sparks inside with the brushes that are vented to the open air and that is an explosive hazard when you were around volitile vapors. so " just say no" to brushed motors.
@PranavPancham22 күн бұрын
Thanks man, you saved a tool, i can repair mine now
@zeuszerp937622 күн бұрын
When you said this will not break any big bolts u would have to get an impact or ratchet it by hand...did you have to use a different ratchet...or did you use this hurcules one to break it by hand then you finished it off electricity?
@jkmarshall355325 күн бұрын
Great review. I just pick one of these up yesterday for ~75$ with their 15% off coupon.
@marcvought30828 күн бұрын
Great video. Sad though, I thought all of the Hercules tools were brushless. I’m still gonna buy one. It will go well with my standard length of Milwaukee.
@Ledface117Ай бұрын
Can you make a video of the Hercules ultra torque 1/2 inch impact
@Ledface117Ай бұрын
Reminds me of AvE except a bit more serious. Subbed
@DiebogАй бұрын
Where is the link for the internals on the hydraulic part?
@sheepdog3828Ай бұрын
Between this style and Den of Tools channel great source of data for making a purchase.😊
@denoftoolsАй бұрын
Nice breakdown. Wish you could put out more vids.
@gilbertgutierrez5975Ай бұрын
I am a satisfied Bauer consumer and I am very pleased with the performance.
@rapidamplifier101Ай бұрын
The clip is actually a tool holder for the on field use of a elenwrech
@CALDuesАй бұрын
5 day returns for open box and As-Is items. As-Is are the ones marked with xxx which have been used and returned and have been shipped to an outside facility that tests them and engrave them. Great video, love that you keep proving Harbor Freight is continuing to improve. Subscribed, thanks!
@dbrown8980Ай бұрын
A drills not a drill, unless it can be used as a hammer.
@liquidsteelАй бұрын
Slap a Trojan on that bad boy and keep working 💪 😂
@jamesstobaugh2 ай бұрын
I learned quite a bit from this video, and I subscribed. You never explicitly said “this tool is built very well” but picking up on some of your cues and tone, that’s what I’m hearing. I would like if you were able to tear apart and compare different models as well like Dewalt, Milwaukee, etc and compare the differences, if any. Ok I’m off to search through your videos for some more content.
@JJCCENG2 ай бұрын
Really glad you got something out of it and thanks for the feedback man. I try to avoid broad conclusions if i havent used the tool long but I can say now that Hercules is a quality tool.
@Mrhurtsdonut2 ай бұрын
I live for this type of useless information I learned some cool stuff thanks!
@JJCCENG2 ай бұрын
Glad to hear it!
@LvnLyfoutdoors3 ай бұрын
Almost 100% perfect. Needs a transducer mount location. Seriously thinking about selling my pa12 and getting a Zulu. Big thumbs up tho
@JJCCENG2 ай бұрын
I love mine as well, thanks for the comment.
@BoyKhongklai3 ай бұрын
Ewwwww glossy power tools 😂
@JJCCENG2 ай бұрын
lol
@justsayin79373 ай бұрын
How do you know all this shit? 😂 Good stuff though boss. Thanks for the info. Well done sir.
@JJCCENG2 ай бұрын
15 years product development has filled my mind with mostly useless information ;)
@lanebigham65703 ай бұрын
I don't give a damn about that impact driver what I want to know is where to get a battery for that black and decker drill
@JJCCENG2 ай бұрын
Amazon but haven't found 1 that doesn't absolutely suck
@lanebigham65703 ай бұрын
Bauer is NOT the most powerful Bauer is NOT the cheapest Bauer IS the best value
@JJCCENG2 ай бұрын
I think there's a solid case for that, thanks for the comment
@BoyKhongklai3 ай бұрын
At first I thought that Dyson launched a cordless drill 😂 Doesnt look too bad tho. Looks better than most space invader futuristic tools these days. Simple, black I would give this to my double left handed dad or something
@Supremefatty7404 ай бұрын
How to grease it?
@JJCCENG2 ай бұрын
Cant see a way without taking apart. thanks for the comment
@stevewheatley2434 ай бұрын
I'm a HF/Baur addict. I wouldn't be if I didn't get good tools cheap.
@JJCCENG2 ай бұрын
Same.
@user-de3mg1hg5l4 ай бұрын
Good tool for the price.
@underthewagon77614 ай бұрын
The lights r the first to break
@UKTOOLTALK4 ай бұрын
This is my take on the drill, side note I made this video before I saw your video 😊 kzread.info/dash/bejne/pXWb2cGfeaucf6g.htmlsi=SGAT5oVOleZcgmKg
@PimpDaddyDisco4 ай бұрын
Use mine every day on the jobsite. No complaints
@JJCCENG2 ай бұрын
Jobsite feedback is the best feedback. thanks.
@UKTOOLTALK5 ай бұрын
Good day sir, stoked iv found your channel!, talk about into the weeds in-depth analysis of the inside of a power tool!! First class!! I was all ready for you to take the oil pulse head to bits aaaaand you didn’t!!! Please can you do it 🙏,at the moment I think I’m the only one crazy enough to totally split down the head of a makita dts 141 oil pulse driver ( it’s on my channel) and it battered my head right in!! So I’d love to see what the inside of the Milwaukee impact looks like and how it performs!! Going off the animation it looks really similar to the makita!, anyway of course iv subbed and looking forward to watching more of your videos , cheers 🤟🤟
@JJCCENG5 ай бұрын
It always bothered me that I didn't get into the heart of the mechanism but maybe a good subject for a dedicated video. Subbed and thanks for the feedback
@MD-gk4uh5 ай бұрын
Nothing here screams quality AT ALL! You people need a brain reset. And you need a new line of work. Oh wait it’s people like you who design the crap like that in the first place…😂 P.S Come back 50 years and see what “German” tool quality looked like before calling this China garbage tools for disposable use “quality”. 🤦
@jaeyouarekillingme5 ай бұрын
How is this guy not more popular
@JJCCENG5 ай бұрын
Thanks for the kind words. One reason is I don't post often enough to be "in the algorithm".
@vanman_fr5 ай бұрын
Other than like he said he doesn't upload often its because his actual knowledge of tools is very limited. I don't mean to bash him he's not stupid but his experience in engineering doesn't translate very well to tools his knowledge is good in some ways but in other ways not so much. there are just a lot of things he says that to me sound very dumb not because he's dumb it's just his lack of knowledge in the subject like comparing the impact wrench to the drill and being impressed by the size difference yes the impact is impressive but he is way over stating it you can not compare the two they work very differently impacts don't need nearly as much torque from the motor as drills do and that's just the start of the problem with comparing them you can't do it. Do keep in mind that I'm just going based on his older videos I haven't seen his newer ones yet
@JJCCENG5 ай бұрын
All true. I'm doing tools because that's what people keep asking for but my knowledge is of electro mechanical products more generally. I never aimed at the tool guys but that community seems to care alot about technical details so glad to have some crossover interest.
@user-zb7xb2pn7h5 ай бұрын
This Hydraulic Impact 2760-20 stops working when it's +5 degrees outside and when it's minus outside, it won't tighten a single screw. The instructions say that you need to warm it up for 10 sec. but this doesn't help. I don't recommend it for those who need to work outside
@JJCCENG5 ай бұрын
Great feedback from real life use.
@kellycowett62545 ай бұрын
User manual says 100 foot pounds of manual torque is max
@thatweirdguitarguy6 ай бұрын
Very interesting! Love the content. I want to see your thoughts on the Dewalt Atomic hammer drill vs the Ridgid sub compact hammer drill. I am contemplating getting one but am unsure which to get. Maybe a head to head of both would be cool!
@ostapbender57916 ай бұрын
It's $97.10 now...
@JJCCENG6 ай бұрын
Inflation is a b****
@mrslordi926 ай бұрын
... Heavy metal nuts ?
@JJCCENG6 ай бұрын
Correct. 😁
@guillaumepare96516 ай бұрын
Have it (duo) since 5 years. Good but three four things dislike: 1) The default 2 Ah battery doesn't have any charge level indicator. Not even on the charger. 2) Light is partly blocked by the tool. 3) As far as I know, the drill and impact driver are the only 12V tools Ridgid ever developped. So you cannot get any other tools that use the same 12V batteries. Exctremely limiting. 4) The 12V is the same price as their 18V, so I consider the 12V to be a bit pricey.
@rdanscale34166 ай бұрын
Awesome Review so Good i wanted to Subscribe! Like to see more Reviews & hoping Milwaukee builds a Gen 4 Surge with all of whats currently in the Gen 2 or 3 M18 & makes it Even better.! Allen D
@JJCCENG6 ай бұрын
Much appreciated!
@regielb16 ай бұрын
Thanks for the review; you made a good case for getting the Hercules 12v ratchet.
@CALDues2 ай бұрын
Or in my case feel better about keeping it since I haven't had the chance to use it yet. Thanks for your Great video!
@Spooqetti-3336 ай бұрын
It’s to three months too late
@homiegmcnuggetsauz99167 ай бұрын
Bro change your smoke detector batteries goddamn
@JJCCENG7 ай бұрын
That's a toaster
@danichicago91407 ай бұрын
Hot tip - Line up your trim screws vertically.
@JJCCENG7 ай бұрын
Lol, the wife caught that before I put the tools away.
@dealerauctionnightmare46897 ай бұрын
I have a Ridgid one now that is telling me it's defective....😢😢🤬🤬
@shanesubashe7877 ай бұрын
Torque test channel did a failure test and this model had around 150 foot pounds of force applied to it when ratcheting manually before it made a snapping sound but still worked after that.
@portagepete14 ай бұрын
Mine the first day made a snapping sound at much less than 150 lbs and it is unusable!
@jkmarshall355325 күн бұрын
I would never use this to manually ratchet a bolt/nut... nor would I use any other brand to do so. These types of tools are awesome time savers once a bolt/nut has been broken.
@jaywholoveseveryone17217 ай бұрын
40 ft lbs is the max for this ratchet. Is this supposed to wobble like crazy? The one I bought just messed up the threads in the hole I was trying to put the bolt into. What Is with this wobble?
@JJCCENG6 ай бұрын
There was some wobble in mine but did not seem excessive.
@LT4_Gio287 ай бұрын
That’s why they say OEM is best sometimes lol I needed to see this video to save me about $250 I really want to go with poly couplers but they quite expensive vs OEM
@JJCCENG6 ай бұрын
If your engine is make more power than stock, it might still be a good idea, but you might be sacrificing comfort for vibration from the slight deformation of the poly over time.
@xristm7 ай бұрын
Good video good technical information, but I think that Ryobi tool is useful, easy for clean my workshop. I even use it to clean my garage, I have no complaints. And if I need something more powerful I take my leaf blower but many times this tool is lighter and more effective. Again good video. I will subscribe
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00:44 -- Damn it! There's no telling how many countless hours of YT that I've fallen asleep to over the years - but it's generally some geeky shit. Glad I found you - Subbed!
PS- Just realized my comment made almost zero sense, and is a disjointed mess. I guess sleeping IS slightly important.
The black is an overload but as far as the contacts are concerned that's not over molding that's a process known as "insert injection molding" commonly done in the tooling and automobile industry
The first problem is it's a brushed motor and brushed motors suck. There's a lot of internal resistance which draws more energy out of your battery and also they create Sparks inside with the brushes that are vented to the open air and that is an explosive hazard when you were around volitile vapors. so " just say no" to brushed motors.
Thanks man, you saved a tool, i can repair mine now
When you said this will not break any big bolts u would have to get an impact or ratchet it by hand...did you have to use a different ratchet...or did you use this hurcules one to break it by hand then you finished it off electricity?
Great review. I just pick one of these up yesterday for ~75$ with their 15% off coupon.
Great video. Sad though, I thought all of the Hercules tools were brushless. I’m still gonna buy one. It will go well with my standard length of Milwaukee.
Can you make a video of the Hercules ultra torque 1/2 inch impact
Reminds me of AvE except a bit more serious. Subbed
Where is the link for the internals on the hydraulic part?
Between this style and Den of Tools channel great source of data for making a purchase.😊
Nice breakdown. Wish you could put out more vids.
I am a satisfied Bauer consumer and I am very pleased with the performance.
The clip is actually a tool holder for the on field use of a elenwrech
5 day returns for open box and As-Is items. As-Is are the ones marked with xxx which have been used and returned and have been shipped to an outside facility that tests them and engrave them. Great video, love that you keep proving Harbor Freight is continuing to improve. Subscribed, thanks!
A drills not a drill, unless it can be used as a hammer.
Slap a Trojan on that bad boy and keep working 💪 😂
I learned quite a bit from this video, and I subscribed. You never explicitly said “this tool is built very well” but picking up on some of your cues and tone, that’s what I’m hearing. I would like if you were able to tear apart and compare different models as well like Dewalt, Milwaukee, etc and compare the differences, if any. Ok I’m off to search through your videos for some more content.
Really glad you got something out of it and thanks for the feedback man. I try to avoid broad conclusions if i havent used the tool long but I can say now that Hercules is a quality tool.
I live for this type of useless information I learned some cool stuff thanks!
Glad to hear it!
Almost 100% perfect. Needs a transducer mount location. Seriously thinking about selling my pa12 and getting a Zulu. Big thumbs up tho
I love mine as well, thanks for the comment.
Ewwwww glossy power tools 😂
lol
How do you know all this shit? 😂 Good stuff though boss. Thanks for the info. Well done sir.
15 years product development has filled my mind with mostly useless information ;)
I don't give a damn about that impact driver what I want to know is where to get a battery for that black and decker drill
Amazon but haven't found 1 that doesn't absolutely suck
Bauer is NOT the most powerful Bauer is NOT the cheapest Bauer IS the best value
I think there's a solid case for that, thanks for the comment
At first I thought that Dyson launched a cordless drill 😂 Doesnt look too bad tho. Looks better than most space invader futuristic tools these days. Simple, black I would give this to my double left handed dad or something
How to grease it?
Cant see a way without taking apart. thanks for the comment
I'm a HF/Baur addict. I wouldn't be if I didn't get good tools cheap.
Same.
Good tool for the price.
The lights r the first to break
This is my take on the drill, side note I made this video before I saw your video 😊 kzread.info/dash/bejne/pXWb2cGfeaucf6g.htmlsi=SGAT5oVOleZcgmKg
Use mine every day on the jobsite. No complaints
Jobsite feedback is the best feedback. thanks.
Good day sir, stoked iv found your channel!, talk about into the weeds in-depth analysis of the inside of a power tool!! First class!! I was all ready for you to take the oil pulse head to bits aaaaand you didn’t!!! Please can you do it 🙏,at the moment I think I’m the only one crazy enough to totally split down the head of a makita dts 141 oil pulse driver ( it’s on my channel) and it battered my head right in!! So I’d love to see what the inside of the Milwaukee impact looks like and how it performs!! Going off the animation it looks really similar to the makita!, anyway of course iv subbed and looking forward to watching more of your videos , cheers 🤟🤟
It always bothered me that I didn't get into the heart of the mechanism but maybe a good subject for a dedicated video. Subbed and thanks for the feedback
Nothing here screams quality AT ALL! You people need a brain reset. And you need a new line of work. Oh wait it’s people like you who design the crap like that in the first place…😂 P.S Come back 50 years and see what “German” tool quality looked like before calling this China garbage tools for disposable use “quality”. 🤦
How is this guy not more popular
Thanks for the kind words. One reason is I don't post often enough to be "in the algorithm".
Other than like he said he doesn't upload often its because his actual knowledge of tools is very limited. I don't mean to bash him he's not stupid but his experience in engineering doesn't translate very well to tools his knowledge is good in some ways but in other ways not so much. there are just a lot of things he says that to me sound very dumb not because he's dumb it's just his lack of knowledge in the subject like comparing the impact wrench to the drill and being impressed by the size difference yes the impact is impressive but he is way over stating it you can not compare the two they work very differently impacts don't need nearly as much torque from the motor as drills do and that's just the start of the problem with comparing them you can't do it. Do keep in mind that I'm just going based on his older videos I haven't seen his newer ones yet
All true. I'm doing tools because that's what people keep asking for but my knowledge is of electro mechanical products more generally. I never aimed at the tool guys but that community seems to care alot about technical details so glad to have some crossover interest.
This Hydraulic Impact 2760-20 stops working when it's +5 degrees outside and when it's minus outside, it won't tighten a single screw. The instructions say that you need to warm it up for 10 sec. but this doesn't help. I don't recommend it for those who need to work outside
Great feedback from real life use.
User manual says 100 foot pounds of manual torque is max
Very interesting! Love the content. I want to see your thoughts on the Dewalt Atomic hammer drill vs the Ridgid sub compact hammer drill. I am contemplating getting one but am unsure which to get. Maybe a head to head of both would be cool!
It's $97.10 now...
Inflation is a b****
... Heavy metal nuts ?
Correct. 😁
Have it (duo) since 5 years. Good but three four things dislike: 1) The default 2 Ah battery doesn't have any charge level indicator. Not even on the charger. 2) Light is partly blocked by the tool. 3) As far as I know, the drill and impact driver are the only 12V tools Ridgid ever developped. So you cannot get any other tools that use the same 12V batteries. Exctremely limiting. 4) The 12V is the same price as their 18V, so I consider the 12V to be a bit pricey.
Awesome Review so Good i wanted to Subscribe! Like to see more Reviews & hoping Milwaukee builds a Gen 4 Surge with all of whats currently in the Gen 2 or 3 M18 & makes it Even better.! Allen D
Much appreciated!
Thanks for the review; you made a good case for getting the Hercules 12v ratchet.
Or in my case feel better about keeping it since I haven't had the chance to use it yet. Thanks for your Great video!
It’s to three months too late
Bro change your smoke detector batteries goddamn
That's a toaster
Hot tip - Line up your trim screws vertically.
Lol, the wife caught that before I put the tools away.
I have a Ridgid one now that is telling me it's defective....😢😢🤬🤬
Torque test channel did a failure test and this model had around 150 foot pounds of force applied to it when ratcheting manually before it made a snapping sound but still worked after that.
Mine the first day made a snapping sound at much less than 150 lbs and it is unusable!
I would never use this to manually ratchet a bolt/nut... nor would I use any other brand to do so. These types of tools are awesome time savers once a bolt/nut has been broken.
40 ft lbs is the max for this ratchet. Is this supposed to wobble like crazy? The one I bought just messed up the threads in the hole I was trying to put the bolt into. What Is with this wobble?
There was some wobble in mine but did not seem excessive.
That’s why they say OEM is best sometimes lol I needed to see this video to save me about $250 I really want to go with poly couplers but they quite expensive vs OEM
If your engine is make more power than stock, it might still be a good idea, but you might be sacrificing comfort for vibration from the slight deformation of the poly over time.
Good video good technical information, but I think that Ryobi tool is useful, easy for clean my workshop. I even use it to clean my garage, I have no complaints. And if I need something more powerful I take my leaf blower but many times this tool is lighter and more effective. Again good video. I will subscribe