New Vessel Electric 3- Speed Screwdriver - USA Version - Japan Version Better? 220usb-P5U
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- čas přidán 28. 07. 2024
- Just picked up the Vessel 220USB P5U from Haus of Tools
I Bought this because I wanted two, and this is the New US Market Version of the 220USB P1 I bought of Amazon Japan - You can see that video here - • Vessel Powered Screwdr...
I share in this video the cost, features, and comparison to the Japan Version and if it helped with the slop issue I had to fix on the Japan Version you can see here - • Vessel Electric Screwd...
Hopefully this will help you make the decision which one might be the right one for you... or if its a tool not for you all together.
Hope it was useful & THANKS FOR WATCHING!
Here is link to Watch Me Work Video where I Use it a lot - • A Few Hours of My Day!...
The following are links to products shown in the video. Links marked (Affiliate Link) are Amazon Affiliate Links for Items in the video. I participate in the Amazon Associates Program and make a small commission if you purchase using this link at no cost to you. Thank you for your Support!
I am also working on an Amazon Store with list of tools like my favorites, etc. You can check out what I have so far here - www.amazon.com/shop/morgansma...
If you would like a link for something else you see in the video... let me know and I will post it here as well.
Vessel 220USB P5U (Haus Of Tools Non-Affiliate Link) - hausoftools.com/collections/v...
Vessel 220USB P5U (Lowes Non-Affiliate Link) - www.lowes.com/pd/VESSEL-Cordl...
Vessel 220USB P1 (Amazon Affiliate Link) - amzn.to/3VbSgfP
Other Options of the Screwdriver not shown in this video. They are either High Torque or High Speed Only, Not Multiple Speeds
Vessel 220USB S1U High Speed (Amazon Affiliate Link) - amzn.to/3X0xa4V
Vessell 220USB 1U Low Speed/Higher Torque (Amazon Affiliate Link) - amzn.to/3OQVgg9
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I know its off topic but i'd be interested in what you'd have to say about work boots. It's just as important as any tool.
I wear different types of shoes all the time. I wear slip on stuff for residential typically since I usually change at the door. Only time I wear “work boots” are in my commercial jobsites or factories.
I will keep the idea in mind though, good suggestion 👍
Look into Jim Green, their prices are really good for what you're getting and the markup for custom work is very fair too.
I picked up the $40 Japanese version based on your videos. I don’t even notice the play in the bit holder when I’m using it. Well worth the $40. It’s one of my favorite tools. 👍
I wouldn’t have noticed it had somebody not told me about it 😂
It doesn’t affect using it.
@MORGANSMaintenance I only knew about it because of yours and bzeug’s videos. Other than buying Makita’s A-44672 bit piece, you have the best/quickest/simplest solution. Bzeug completely disassembled and modified his, and still didn’t fix the play/wobble.
@@k1_w3 👍👍
I picked this up myself.
I may have to put this on my list to get. I’ve always thought of electric drivers as kind of gimmicky but how do you know until you give it a fair shot. The usb-c really makes me like it even more. I won’t buy anything anymore that uses the old mini or micro usb as almost all my devices take type c. Thanks for the video!
I was the same way. I wasn’t sure how much I would use it.
I like this one because it still feels like.. and can be used as a regular screwdriver.
I finally picked one up not sure what took me so long I guess I thought it would be underpowered but I was surprised it has more than enough power for what I do and is a lot quieter then the M12 impacts I normally use. Thanks Joey I’ll try and get with program faster !
If it didn’t feel like a normal screwdriver, I don’t think I’d use it as often. That’s the main thing I like about it.
If only my wife would listen to me like you all do 😂
I have my two knockoffs (for different bags), so I don't need another. I've bought some more bits though. The magnet in the bit-holder grabs the bit, but not a screw. If I put a bit-magnet on a longer bit, that will hold screws.
Yeah, I was wanting two of these myself is why I bought another one. They are really handy
The sad part the knockoffs are around 25 not much more to go with the real deal
Hey, great video now I know the difference. Thanks for making it!
Appreciate it… if it were me, I’d save $40 and get the Japan version
@@MORGANSMaintenance I agree, I may do that since you said the cullet keeps the spacer in. I didn’t want to have to keep track of the spacer. I was hoping the US version would fit better.
Or just use Japanese double sided bits 👍. That Tone or engineer adapter we talk about work well. In a pinch wera rapidadptor does the job.
Anyone remember the Skil cordless screwdriver? Circa 1987
I don’t remember it.
I tried to insert a picture from eBay, there's one on there in original packaging!
Skil Twist
@@bmck-ss3zb my grandfather had one
I use the Dewalt 8v gyro but I like the size of the Vessel. After seeing the demo I will stick with the Dewalt. Its a bit faster and it has a clutch. It just takes a little more room in the bag. Thx for the demo.
The clutch would be nice, but you don’t really need one with this one at the speed it goes. I can see you needing it on an 8v 👍
That 8v has some power for sure. I carry one around for when the vessel won't cut it. It's funny when I see a dewalt 8v industrial comerical electrician comes to mind since they tend to use them alot
Thank you for showing us differences that really matter when buying this kind of tool.
That play is really interesting. Why didn't they make the collet/chuck that would fit the US bits better?
And that price difference is even more interesting. Even with shipping from Japan, it's still cheaper than buying US version.
I know.. I assumed that was the whole purpose for making this version. Seems like it would fit better. Better off buying the Japan Version in my opinion, then it will fit multiple bits with the same play at least. 🤷♂️
Over Xmas I got the Amazon Brand - Denali by SKIL 4V Cordless Stick Screwdriver with 33 Bit Set (dunno if the whole set is available any longer). Very "torquey".
Unfortunately, that's the problem - it has one speed: BEAST.
Better than one speed: Squirrel I guess 😂
Evening Joey and Community! Did ya see the cool new Hi Viz and Camo packs Veto has released?
Good video! 👍💪🙏🇺🇸😊
I did get that email. I can’t afford anymore Veto emails 😂😂
@@MORGANSMaintenance 😮😆🤣
This is embarrassing. I have the Japan version and didn't realize that light was a speed button. lol I have only used it a couple of times so it must have been on low. I just received the Makita impact stick driver from Japan. Bzeug showed them on his channel. I really like it. He made a video about not being sure the Japanese charger would be OK for the U.S. and the comment section told him it's fine so that's why I bought it. So far really happy with and I also like the Vessel. I bought all JIS bits for it also. I have the Makita bit adapter #A-44672 It takes the slop out of the chucks if you want to use the other bits. Your spacer might even be better.
I saw where they have an adapter. I have plenty of bits laying around that it was easy enough (and free) to make one.
Mine pretty much just stays on the solid light. It’s easier to understand what the lights mean on the US packaging at least 😂 if that’s worth $40 more
That makita pen impact looks tempting I've seen all his videos on thoes. I'm almost convinced that Japanese only use low torque fasteners.
Did you know that Makita actually make a insert piece, 322279-6.
Or get a Tone 2BHA-065 Bit Holder(13mm male to fit JIS Colet/Chuck)
Yeah I learned that late in the game 😂… I’m too cheap and had to make one. My guess is that adapter will make the bit not fit in the US version… but that’s just a guess. I think it will need to be a smidge smaller.
Thanks for the lead on the tone bit adapter already ordered 2. Previous I have been using engineer dr-22 and it's good but I like the lazy quick change.
I'v got a regular Vessel but don't like the low speed, I use a Makita TDO22DSE, 7.2 foldable impact driver especially for lock sets, pricey at $188+ but now is $259+ (Amazon) also have the same but with clutch for more delicate work. A lot lighter than my M12 Surge.
I’ve seen a few videos on those, and the Dewalt Gyroscope is another I had looked at. I mostly like the Vessel because it’s like using a regular screwdriver. If it’s much bigger, I would probably just use my Installation Driver or Surge.
I notice you use thoes dewalt locking adapters alot and so do I. I found a slimmer version of the same thing but works just as well. Wiha slimfix sold at lowes. I suggest feeding that fomo and picking one up or order one in. It is noticeably slimmer! Just looking out for us.
I will definitely check it out. My Lowe’s might actually have them, I will see. They just recently put out a Wiha end cap
I like how you justify that you bought the US version ‘just for us’ 😎
😂😂… if I wasn’t going to make a video, I would have saved $40 and made me another spacer.
I was going to buy a 2nd one anyways… the US was for you (is what I told my wife 😂)
@@MORGANSMaintenance’yes, I bought this one but I plan on selling the original one’ is my excuse with the wife
@@nachoisme I do that one all the time
I use 2 of thr Japanese versions myself and never was left with wanting a 9mm chuck. I use the Japanese double sided bits a ton they are made well fit well no complaints. The bit that comes with the special edition color ones or even anex ratcheting screwdriver replacement bits are perfect for outlets and switches ph2/sl6. If you want to use your Japanese bits in usa chucks wera rapidadptor or engineer dr-22. I'm glad you tried this before me I don't think the us model is for me and even at that mine live with thr Japanese bits in it anyways. For thoes who want a local bit that fits in the Japanese check dewalt has a double ended bit sl/ph that is sold at lowes but won't fit in a US impact. Thanks for saving me from a return.
That’s why I went ahead and bought it… I was tempted to save $40 and just buy another Japan one, but thought I’d take one for the team 😂
My opinion, get the Japan one if it’s cheaper
$80 is crazy. How does it compare to the craftsman as far as speed and torque. I know the craftsman is much bulkier.
My buddy has the Craftsman, I don’t… but him using his around me seemed much slower.
I agree on the $80… I’d buy the Japanese version
I a.so bout the US version and was disappointed in the bit play.
I expected that to be the whole reason they made this version. It’s a big fail in my opinion, but I will make a spacer to fix it.
How did you make that spacer? Do you have a video to link to?
Makita makes a oem one if you look it up
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I posted it below. Matt is right, they have a part you can buy. I have plenty of garbage bits so I just made one.
Thank you both
Do a new edc loadout
👍👍.. I’m not sure I have an everyday the same carry. I do a lot of different things. 😂
@@MORGANSMaintenance im sure u can cook something nice
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Never really have a need for this style of electric screwdrivers. Availability of Vessel ones is not very good in the UK. If I go Amazon, they offer the US import.
Most of us are too lazy to spin a screwdriver these really do help us save our wrists. Moat of what people do with these are outlet switches and assembly of very low torque things. It's too bad it doesn't work out for you since it's about the smallest powered driver you can get that's usable manually.
I would equate these to the bosh go in popularity in the uk. Every video I see seems to have thoes I'm a bag or pouch. I have a union electrician tell me the other day his company ordered a 50 pack of these vessels talk about a odd thing for the accountants to see.
You primarily work on bigger stuff I think… probably not too beneficial for you
I didn’t think I would use one of these that often, but I really have found myself using them quite a bit.
Red for SAE and blue for Metric😂
Yeah.. except they reversed it 😂