Really? I haven't put it through its paces but it seems like it should be pretty good. If it's not as good yeah then back to the Topeak. What were you using it on?
Dude, understand that some of us may have just come across your channel with this video and may not be familiar with what you consider common tools. So when you do a video like this where you're speaking very fast, using a horrible muffled microphone, and you quickly grab a tool and then toss it away saying, "This is just a (unintelligible word)" and do it several times in the video, it's very bleeping frustrating to those of us trying to find out what the tool is and where to get it. Yeah, I see the link for the tool that the video is about, but can you not talk like a hyper chipmunk on crack inside a soup can for a moment and in a normal, paced speaking voice explain what the tool is you kept tossing dismissively aside? The one that looks like a longer version of what the video is about. You kept saying the name but did it quickly and I think you had the microphone inside a pair of socks at the time.
This is the first video I've seen from him as well, and I think I'd have to disagree on just about every point you've made. The audio sounds great and is very well balanced. Could it be your headphones/speakers that are the issue? I was able to clearly understand the tools and the names, even though it was my first time hearing them. His presentation style is fast, but in a way that is no-nonsense and very informative. I would much prefer this to long drawn out commentary where the same talking points are repeated on end. Anyhow, I thought it was interesting how two different people, you and I, can come to such contrasting conclusions for a new video. Personally, I really liked this brief presentation and thought it was quite good, I expected the channel to have more viewers. Though I can also understand how someone may not particularly enjoy this quick paced style.
New here as well and I agree with you. It would be nice if he slowed his hand movement's down a little so I can get a good look at what he's talking about.
Your hand movements make me think you're a magician.
A magician!!!! That's a first!! I usually get crackhead! :D
On caveat, you mentioned torque. The wrench can’t withstand much torque before stripping. It’s more of a get started then snug by hand.
Really? I haven't put it through its paces but it seems like it should be pretty good. If it's not as good yeah then back to the Topeak. What were you using it on?
@@Dracomies
I have NOT stripped mine. Last best tool guy mentioned 711 stated such, but I haven’t verified. I think he mentioned 20 inch pounds.
@@RpMcMurphy_ rated at 22 ft. Lbs.
@@ronnietarnacke5153
I’d be very impressed with that.
Yep I used mine with a Icon flathead extension on a deck repair: removing a bolt with a 8mm socket. I do not blame 711l, I blame myself.
👍 enjoyed the video. Thanks.
Dude, understand that some of us may have just come across your channel with this video and may not be familiar with what you consider common tools. So when you do a video like this where you're speaking very fast, using a horrible muffled microphone, and you quickly grab a tool and then toss it away saying, "This is just a (unintelligible word)" and do it several times in the video, it's very bleeping frustrating to those of us trying to find out what the tool is and where to get it. Yeah, I see the link for the tool that the video is about, but can you not talk like a hyper chipmunk on crack inside a soup can for a moment and in a normal, paced speaking voice explain what the tool is you kept tossing dismissively aside? The one that looks like a longer version of what the video is about. You kept saying the name but did it quickly and I think you had the microphone inside a pair of socks at the time.
Topeak Ratchet Rocket Lite.
@@Dracomies Thank you!
This is the first video I've seen from him as well, and I think I'd have to disagree on just about every point you've made. The audio sounds great and is very well balanced. Could it be your headphones/speakers that are the issue? I was able to clearly understand the tools and the names, even though it was my first time hearing them.
His presentation style is fast, but in a way that is no-nonsense and very informative. I would much prefer this to long drawn out commentary where the same talking points are repeated on end.
Anyhow, I thought it was interesting how two different people, you and I, can come to such contrasting conclusions for a new video. Personally, I really liked this brief presentation and thought it was quite good, I expected the channel to have more viewers. Though I can also understand how someone may not particularly enjoy this quick paced style.
New here as well and I agree with you. It would be nice if he slowed his hand movement's down a little so I can get a good look at what he's talking about.