I definitely have found that there is quite a bit of confusion between the impact rated and the flex torq. I myself have spent hours and hours trying to figure things out. Another good video. Thanks Milton
Another good one LM! Might be able to help ya clear up your confusion if ya havent figured it out by now. First the 3 bit holders that say impact torsion on the packaging are not impact torsion bit holders even though they say it on the packaging. The packaging is refering to the 2 included ph2 bits when its refering to the impact torsion design which is confusing. Then when you compare it to an actual flex torque bit holder it can be confusing because the bit holder itself is the flex torque designed. I believe impact torsion bits came first which were just the 1" and 2" bits you would buy and possibly use with a bit holder. After impact torsion bits were out for a while Dewalt came out with a new bit design which was flex torque and they also started making bit holders with the flex torque design. So you might get a bit holder that is actually a flex torque design like you have or you may also get a bit holder that is not a flex torque design but includes some flex torque bits with it that will then have Dewalt putting the marketing on the packaging for flex torque that might be confusing.
Like many guys (and gals too) I've been using screws for years and have continually been in search of a better driving bit or system. It's hard for me to believe that with all those "genius" design engineers on payroll that someone hasn't come up with something by now that works pretty near flawlessly and would also eliminate most of the associated confusion. I mean, we've put men on the moon and sent robots to Mars. You'd think we could at least figure out a better way to put a screw through wood. Great review and hello from us backwoods hillbillies across the big pond here in Tennessee.
Was recently introduced to torx wood screws intended for construction. Philips screws should be illegal to make! Square drive was an improvement over the philips, but torx are amazing
@@markchidester6239 Yes sir. Although I don't like square drive any better than Phillips, I agree 110% that, im my opinion, Torx is currently the best option available.
Why people make these videos is to make a quid by leaving amazon affiliate links of tested products in the description. I think you should, it was a good test I would use your links. Thanks
I definitely have found that there is quite a bit of confusion between the impact rated and the flex torq. I myself have spent hours and hours trying to figure things out. Another good video. Thanks Milton
Thank you soo much for your video. It was very helpful and informative and I learnt a lot from it
Another good one LM! Might be able to help ya clear up your confusion if ya havent figured it out by now. First the 3 bit holders that say impact torsion on the packaging are not impact torsion bit holders even though they say it on the packaging. The packaging is refering to the 2 included ph2 bits when its refering to the impact torsion design which is confusing. Then when you compare it to an actual flex torque bit holder it can be confusing because the bit holder itself is the flex torque designed. I believe impact torsion bits came first which were just the 1" and 2" bits you would buy and possibly use with a bit holder. After impact torsion bits were out for a while Dewalt came out with a new bit design which was flex torque and they also started making bit holders with the flex torque design. So you might get a bit holder that is actually a flex torque design like you have or you may also get a bit holder that is not a flex torque design but includes some flex torque bits with it that will then have Dewalt putting the marketing on the packaging for flex torque that might be confusing.
Like many guys (and gals too) I've been using screws for years and have continually been in search of a better driving bit or system. It's hard for me to believe that with all those "genius" design engineers on payroll that someone hasn't come up with something by now that works pretty near flawlessly and would also eliminate most of the associated confusion. I mean, we've put men on the moon and sent robots to Mars. You'd think we could at least figure out a better way to put a screw through wood. Great review and hello from us backwoods hillbillies across the big pond here in Tennessee.
If there was a perfect one, you'd only buy the one.
Was recently introduced to torx wood screws intended for construction.
Philips screws should be illegal to make!
Square drive was an improvement over the philips, but torx are amazing
@@markchidester6239 Yes sir. Although I don't like square drive any better than Phillips, I agree 110% that, im my opinion, Torx is currently the best option available.
Helpful information sir. 👌👍.
Noticed that makita bits are arriving bent ...not straight
great presentation thanks
Good video, thanks.
Why people make these videos is to make a quid by leaving amazon affiliate links of tested products in the description. I think you should, it was a good test I would use your links. Thanks
I just generally give out model info so they can use their preferred purchase medium.
I've just got mine today now I've read that these use 50mm long bits well I've tried the pz2 dewalt 50mm bits and there's a great gap behind it
The clear lid Dewalt boxes are starting to pop up in the Home Depot’s here in the US.
I avoid clear plastic, because I think they are more brittle in general.
Tackle box👍
if you listed the model numbers of all the ones in order of recommendation with affiliate links to amazon, would be appreciated.
ever thought about another brand bit holder that doesnt scratch y back, you might find a better one
The people selling them have no idea what they are and just throw them in the box based on it looking similar.
You're absolutely right, that's what happens, and that's what happened here.
What language does he speak at?
It doesnt seem to be english.
This dewalt larger diameter, which model is this?
1:51, once it's pushed in, can you take it back out?
Here we go again
Looks like you got screwed by a Amazon sellers lol wow I got the Bosch locking bit holder on eBay
The video is not bad !
All that dewalt gear and you use a milwaukee impact driver. I bet you had to look that out. Good reviews by the way.
It's for the benefit of my neighbours, it's hydraulic so they are less inclined to come knocking.
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cumbersome
cant understand a word hes saying
That’s how you know you can trust him
I can't understand what you're saying.