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It has the exact same internals as the DTD171 sold here in Australia. The older DTD170 also had the 40A fuse and nice Omron switch. This model is the top tier in their 18V impact driver range and is sold as the XDT16 in the US.
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As a chef who buys his carbon steel straight from Japan I am not surprised. My favorite came out of the box able to push cut a ripe heirloom tomato paper thin. F***ing beautiful!!
Oh an great video eh thanks for showing the world how we are getting f#$%^ on another platform other then taxation Vise wit me balls securely squeezed lol
where did you get that makita from Japan?
About the board for the hall effect sensor: E248779 is apparently a UL file number for a PCB mfg in China, so it was probably made there; 94V-0 is a UL plastics flammability standard. 紫赤青黄白黑 is just "Purple red green yellow white black"
Are you comparing the same models? They have 3 or 4 different impact drivers. You cant compare the 151 to the 171 and claim that one is better coz its made for japanese markets. They have different price points, torque ratings and obviously buuld qualities
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I kill and burn tools . Im a charpenter that my jobs . Milwaukee have some problem with reliability but they are the high performance cars . Makita is the toyota , they last long and dont break with a great performance .
Toyota: kaizen! Improvement over time! Japanese tool makers: *interesting...*
So.. uh.. where would a person look up items such as this?..
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Whats the model number ?
3:44 That's Kanji that refers to the wire colors (L->R Purple, Red, Blue, Yellow, White, Black). It can be both Japanese or Chinese, but given that those details are on the board, I'mma assume Japanese.
3:38 Chinese or Japanese. Chinese: Purple, Red, Green, Yellow, White, Black. Yeah I know, the wire colors don't quite match up.
I had bought one it was only 59.99 and looks better quality than that one saw suckers coming lol
8:06 Lmfaoooooooo
Gib link.
Oh hell yes, much better, I am ashamed to say.
"All the handwork makes for a good finish." Indeed.
They keep the best for themselves, sell us there step children for more, and smoke their Cuban Cigars.
What's even funnier is you were trying to read "the Chinese characters" upside down
so... what kind of plastics are we inhaling tonight?
Why burgundy though?
I know what I am asking for on X-mas.
Uh oh, English side ruined. Must read Japanese instruction.... Impakuto doraiba? What the hell is that?
Unlike the Chinese, the Japanese care greatly about quality. They taka extreme pride in their work.
Missed these old jokes
i like drinking beer, watching your brilliant video.... and bitching at the smartest of your peanut gallery commenter... my Saturday night covid delight ;)
Ill take a case of them.
@3:42 the kanji characters are just the colored for the wires. Black white yellow etc.
03:35 Japanese uses the same characters as Chinese, which they call Kanji. They also have a phonetic alphabet called Kana. The two are intermixed all the time. In principle, you can translate Kanji into any language, because the symbols don't correspond to words but to concepts (which is why China has the same written language for many different spoken languages), but the interspersing of Kana makes understanding actual Japanese words necessary. In this case, the characters just say purple, red, blue, yellow, white, and black. It's just the colors of the wires connected below.
Well good god damn and other such phrases, i havent seen a vid like this in ages. Keep up the work Uncle bumblefuck, we'll learn what your teachin with any luck.
Tool made better at home to keep them out of their landfills. Tool made worse for export to increase sales and profits because they'll break and need replaced.
Next, review a decent 8-way power board by like Thor technologies or something...
It's a shame when the expected becomes the exception. I remember when I was practicing my trade at the Toledo Jeep plant, Last of the CJ line. When Japanese would come through for a tour and no sooner did they leave I would have to listen to ridiculous stereotyping regarding build quality. All while you while both company and Union (not everyone but enough), would be busy chewing sticks of gum one after another. Gum you ask? Yes gum. It was used when something small would not want to stay on gum would get it through inspection. And yes I am dead serious.
Nissan, echo, makita. The brands this Merican boy trusts
Nice Flord
I got one of these little compressors and im a plumber i love it for smaller tests its perfect for pumping up 1 inch or smaller lines but does not like big tires like for a full sized truck. I love it.
`Let us know where you purchased this tool.
“Hard as a wedding prick” 😆
Its revenge for the obvious
That'll rattle your fillings from the inside.
Young Doc: No wonder this circuit failed. It says "Made in Japan". Marty McFly: What do you mean, Doc? All the best stuff is made in Japan. Young Doc: Unbelievable.
I watch AvE for a higher grade of tool.
Chinese language on the board. Color coding for the wires.
That’s a skilled operator lol.
That Kanji characters are colors of wires attached. Purple, red, blue, yellow, white, black in Japanese
Sheez... Viton. The difference in $.40 and $4.00... from a cost perspective
At 3:35 it’s Japanese and each letter is the colour of the wire soldered on the board below
This issue of quality is in my humble opinion due to the Japanese culture being obsessed with quality.
Xdt16z you do not need to buy it from Japan.
I have the XDT16Z, which appears to be the same model, with the speed and drill type options and that button above the trigger which supposedly you can set to a combination of options you frequently use, i say supposedly because ive never tryed it.
thassa crank, not a cam
I've lived in J-a-pan for 30+ years. Came for the gals, stayed for the tools.
if you can get your hands on it state penetrant, its the best stuff i ever used.
You sound like the Canadian version of Cliff from the show Cheers.
Red?
What are they thinking? If they built them as good for “us” as “them”, they would probably put theirselves out of business.
I usually try to hold my breath until you say "TIME". I may be in trouble here.
I threw my Makitas out the first year. Its a good name for a cat. Not for quality.
What was that translation app that you were using? Fukin cool!
Made in china
Somehow youtube unsubscribed me to your channel. Im back now. I love your videos.
Came for the comments and vidgeyuh, left with my intestines in a grocery bag from laughing my ass off.
And without the theft deterrent color mind!
I'll take ANY product made in Japan, SIGHT UNSEEN, over ANY product made in China. You know I'm goddam right.
Hang on to your lug nuts everyone, here comes the JDM crowd.
Fuckin’ weeb
I don’t know why but when he says hall affect sensor hall an oats popped in my brain
For sure. Along with many, many other things. Japan is Chinas daddy to me. Still loads of dog cruelty though. 😔
Your the best. ,great narration !!!!!
Japanese do pretty much everything better.
Japan’s manufacturing industry operates in a very different way than many other countries. Young ppl start to work early as apprentices in workshops and usually stay in the same job for the rest of their lives. Superior craftsmanship is highly appreciated and infused into their traditions. Japan is powered by hundreds of thousand such small companies which usually just have less than a hundred to a few hundreds of workers.
That little “hand button” cycles through the speed settings with your index finger, makes it so that you can change speeds with one hand without needing to let go of the tool. It’s great. It does exactly the same as the “blow”/“strike” button on the control panel thingy.
Yes.
Milwaukee has been donating their chynese made products to DEfastsrs for more exposure.
Are Japanese tools better than Chinese. In a word. Duhhhhhhhh. Of course they are.
Hitachi did the same thing. Send north America crap and will keep the good stuff.