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all of that. is not electrical?

What a presentation! This is the most comprehensive review that i ever see on this headlamps. Thank you very much, keep the excelent works.

how big bettry can be used??model 26650 5500MAH can be used or not

I use this everyday for the last 3 weeks I work on major appliances the only issue is if your in a tight spot the switch can get turned which can be annoying locking head is a must for me I have situations where if the bit is stuck inside a hole it’s hard to get back

Going to Berlin from Vienna, the fastest route goes though Brno and Prague, there always has been a lot of cultural, business and engineering exchange. Train from Berlin to Warsaw is like 5 hours ride and its completely flat. You could ride it on bike in two days if you wanted. Its all very close and with Schengen area and the free trade in EU, a tool might be made by a polish person in a german factory or a german person in a czech company. Differences between Germany, Czech Rep, Poland are smaller than they used to be.

Man, I hate that Wera decided not to include Security Torx (Torx BO) with the "Kraftform Kompakt 838 RA-R M Set". Buying the long Torx bits is too expensive, buying the "Wera Kraftform Kompakt 60 RA Set" and buying the 838 RA-R M separately is also stupidly expensive. Ordered both (838 RA-R M and the 816 RA) in the Sets to see how they fit my hands. The 838 RA-R M arrived already and I really like the new "speed ratchet", which is even more annoying because it doesn't include the Security Torx (Torx BO) I need.

Great review!

DR is for DRILL BIT

I get a slightly unexpected compulsion to buy wera tools, much more than wiha which don't interest me nearly as much. The only logic I can find in it is relating to when I was a kid and used to buy a 1/4 lb of sweets from the old sweet shops with the tall glass jars. I think the colours on wera stuff speak to me on a psychological level that I don't fully understand! 😄

I could see this being good for maybe a signal light if you're on a boat or something, but really hard to see a practical use otherwise. Maybe as a search light but even then it might be too tight. It's cool technology though. There are probably combos already out or soon will be with secondary LED flood emitters that would make it a more complete package.

Do you think this is one of the best headlamps you have ever used?

switching to this for edc instead of the 150mm model, they are on the way 😃😃 just to keep in a pouch with all the other stuff

Hello, I am very interested in lighting and I only have the old cellule variable Petzl whose accus are too small and the AAA batteries are not very safe because of false contacts and no water resistance. As a result, this new HC65 UHE gives a truly voluminous perspective because it avoids lighting the ground too brightly and is wide enough while lightening details that are far away^^ For plastic against metal, maybe I'll stick an adhesive strip to prevent wear or another trick. What an evolution^^ Well done and thank you for this clever work, I had never seen such a good test!

I would just like to interject here about "made in Czechia". This is actually a good sign of very good quality. Basically an overwhelmingly *made in the EU* products are of a quite good (or at least above average) quality, with excellent quality control. While the Chinese or Vietnamese manufactures are perfectly capable of producing top tier stuff. Usually the companies (and especially corporations) do cheap out on them and the quality suffers for that, or at very least the quality control does. You should be very wary of companies proclaiming something like "designed/engineered in Germany/Switzerland/USA" and they not giving you the info on where it's actually made. It almost certainly means it's actually made in China, by the lowest bidder possible at that.

Great review.

Great tool review

If you're lookin' for a new ratcheting screwdriver to check out, I'd suggest taking a look at the Anex 397. It has a very similar shape to the Vessel that yoy showed with a couple differences (mostly improvements)... - It has very little slop/play - the bit doesn't jiggle much at all and the mechanism has very little axial movement. - The direction switch is smaller so there's less of a chance of accidentally flipping it when using it. - It has a deeper bit opening - this is mostly a bad thing, IMO, but I imagine it helps eliminate the slop. It's 40mm deep and the outside half is plastic. That means bits basically need to be at least 25mm long to reach the metal part of the bit opening. Being 40mm deep also means you could stick an entire 1" bit into it and possibly be unablto get it out. You basically wanna use 50mm bits or longer (or use a secondary bit holder - I'm currently using a 4" Rapidapter). Anyway, it's a good screwdriver, worth a look (if you haven't seen it already).

Great bit ok kit and great review. Note that 8 26650 cells won't fit together.

Had to order this after watching this

Great video! That bracket looks like it's made of tough PC material, I don't think it'll break easily.

Great video! That bracket looks like it's made of tough PC material, I don't think it'll break easily.

Been here

Very nice performance tests. Appreciate it!

Wow, I can’t believe that wiha hammer is NOT made in Germany. For the price of those things, I’ve been saving up for one but knowing that it’s made in Asia makes me think it’s priced way too high, there’s a black one from another company that looks exactly the same, even the same price about.

Have one in my tool bag. Great little hammer

I'm jusy surprised they make a sparkys hammer at all. Always use the impact battery for hammering in stuff. And if I ever need to take out a cable clip use the flat head, and use the Philips bit underneath to give something to lever the flat head against to pull them out. Though clips into old hardwood you need a hammer for, though in those cases you want a proper hammer anyway. I just don't see much of a point to this, at least not for me, obvisually others see value in them since they make and sell tuem

Lidl did a Parkside insulated hammer, that I'm now regretting not buying!

Great review,, I think the black section on the handle near the head is an extra "soft face", maybe for knocking on trunking lid, or such,,. I've had one of these for a long time and they're absolutely fantastic imho,,. I have to always remind myself not to over task it, (and get my beautiful Estwing out for heavier jobs,) , Also, Hultafors make an identical hammer, which is much more expensive.. Cheers,, 👍

I knew you were gonna say you hammer the wall anchors in with the bottom of the drill battery because that's exactly what I do.

I have used, tried and owned most top brands, and am an avid American made tool purchaser mainly, with that said I use and currently only buy knipex pliers 90%+ of the time.

Thanks for such a great review. You’re a good teacher! 👍

Also the waterproofing only counts when the torch is switched on. This is crap for an outdoor scenario as it won’t stay dry in your pocket. What a half-baked design 😕

I’ve found in my pocket the tops just un-screwing themselves. However I’ve come up with a solution for the problem. As I don’t use the silicone diffuser as a diffuser, I carefully slice off the closed end and slide it up the torch till it covers both sides of the screw join. This still enables me to turn it on but makes it stiff enough to be really secure in my pocket. It also means I can hold it between my teeth more comfortably, so that’s a bonus too. And, because it’s glow-in-the dark it means I can always locate the torch

I got this one. Although it’s got some really good features I still prefer my HC68. I will get a 4000mAh battery though, I asked them and it’s compatible with the HC68. Thanks for your, as usual, excellent review!

It’s not just yours, though my Vessel doesn’t appear to be quite THAT tight, but my wife can’t pull the bit out. It stinks bc that’s why I got it, so my wife could use it to swap between PH1 and PH2.

I always thought you prefered a smaller tool in your hand. 😂

M for medium?

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The speed driving feature is nice since it doesn't have a shank that you can start screws with. I had to add some grip tape to the shank of my Williams driver to help start loose screws. If you haven't tried a Williams yet, it's a really nice feeling mechanism. The rest of it is pretty mediocre, but it would have to be to stay at its price point and still be USA made.

I have been very happy with mine. I use it to work on pocket knives. I really like that its compact enough that I can change direction of the drive one handed.

Good review, but defintly not the driver for me. IMO one of the main benefits to a driver with multiple bits is the convience/spaec of 1 driver, and thats mostly redundent when theres no bit storage.... Also the Wera handles just don't agree with my hands, at least the small one I have now, the bigger ones may be better. However that multi-speed thing is super interesting, hopefully more ratchet drivers start doing it, I agree with prettymuch everything you said around ratchet already being more concient and faster, and the multiple speeds just takes this even further.

Great video review, sir! I'm looking forward to purchasing one, although the price is a bit steep. I noticed that you forgot to mention the flashlight's detachable design, allowing it to be used as an EDC flashlight without the strap cord. Thanks again for the review!

I guess that explains how they got such a high capacity 18650. They just cheated and made it longer. That's a bummer. I already wasn't a fan of how nitecore lights basically require button tops. At least it's not an integral battery, though.

Why can't they make your own flat top batteries work? Why is there always some design flaw like this? The angle actuating mechanism is a ratchet with plastic on metal which is going to wear out. Why can't it be a ratchet metal on metal AND a friction fit at the same time where either one can hold it by itself? Also where is the sub lumen mode ie firefly mode? For that price I would expect none of these defects. How fast is the step down for the turbo mode?

At this point you could review a chair for 30 minutes and Id watch it ^^

Don't like the plastic ridged mount things. They always go after a while in use - the plastic just wears off. They've got the same deal on the Boruit D10 - but that's a £5 light. Easily replaceable mount on those too, for less than £1, but I'd be willing to bet nitecore's replacements won't be as affordable.

Great detailed review as always. Interesting light, I only wished they also had high CRI on the main beam. But it might be fine in real world use judging from your beamshots. I will check it out for myself, just ordered one 😊

nitecore’s proprietary LEDs are amazing. just got the MT1C Pro and i love it. 👍🏼

I think I heard somewhere that the actual USB connector is also waterproof.

Brilliant, comprehensive review video as always.