03-18-2023, 09:29 AM
Not sure how the benefits of capcitors could be used in a power tool batttery.
Pe4haps the 1/2 impact drivers designed to get lug nuts off 18 wheelers.
Torque test channel shows some neat tests with those, and how the bTtery used has a xi4ect effect on the torque measured.
My new drill and driver is the brushed motor line. They have 2 brushl3ss offerings which are more powerful, especially when paired with the higher $ batteries, so they claim.
I think the most intensive torquish task I will ask of my drill is pocket screws in hardwood, with a dull bit, but i have a 120vac corded Makita drill which excels at that task, and portability not an issue in that task.
I've recently experimented with pocketscrews in 1.5 inch PVC pipe, and am seriously impressed with how well just 2 screws secure it. One screw really, but one can rotate the pipe with just one. 2 it is locked, tight and amazingly strong.
Pe4haps the 1/2 impact drivers designed to get lug nuts off 18 wheelers.
Torque test channel shows some neat tests with those, and how the bTtery used has a xi4ect effect on the torque measured.
My new drill and driver is the brushed motor line. They have 2 brushl3ss offerings which are more powerful, especially when paired with the higher $ batteries, so they claim.
I think the most intensive torquish task I will ask of my drill is pocket screws in hardwood, with a dull bit, but i have a 120vac corded Makita drill which excels at that task, and portability not an issue in that task.
I've recently experimented with pocketscrews in 1.5 inch PVC pipe, and am seriously impressed with how well just 2 screws secure it. One screw really, but one can rotate the pipe with just one. 2 it is locked, tight and amazingly strong.
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