Ozito PXC 18V Brushless Impact Wrench review and test, part 1
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- In this video I'll be doing a quick review and test of the Ozito 18V Brushless Impact Wrench (PXBWS-340) from the Ozito Power X Change range of cordless tools sold at Bunnings.
Before I bought it I hadn't been able to find any reviews or tests on the Ozito Impact wrench that were much more than undoing a random bolt or nut at an unknown torque, so I decided to get my torque wrench out and make my first video.
Update: I realized something that changes the results of the test. Find it in part 2 of the test.
I've also reviewed and tested another tool! Find it here • Ozito 18v hedge trimme...
I made a follow up video where I briefly discuss some different results I've had, and why my results may differ from yours. Find it here ua-cam.com/video/Y4qjgDBvKbM/v-deo.html
Got mine today for $79.99. Nice compact unit.
Oh man inflation hits hard
Excellent video
thought those ants were on my screen
This is a pretty decent impact wrench for the price
Thanks for watching. Yeah they are.
Thanks for the review. I was on the fence about getting the one in the kit for 199 but then bosch just came out with one in a kit rated at 350nm for 199 bucks and 5ah battery. Bunnings
Ozito has a 400nm for 189$
Power out put for all the batteries at the and.. the new ones can vary the ah draw.. but from the 2.5 to the 5.2 there's no different in output only how long it runs for
The killer feature of the Ozito ecosystem is the low price of their batteries. From what I can see the cells inside Ozito batteries are good quality and - importantly - include a battery management chip which means individual cells are equalised too conserve battery life.
The price of everything is good. I've got 7 tools in total (drill, impact driver, impact wrench, polisher/sander, reciprocating saw, blower and hedge trimmer) and 2 batteries. None of them have missed a beat. Sure they might not have the power of more expensive tools but they do the job very well for the price
I got mine in the kit with the plastic hard case and the set of sockets that come with it brand new never opened for $50 on market place from a crack head 😂 I told him if you have any more power tools let me know 😂
Nice.
Hi friend, I bought the same tool, and the 1/2 head is not completely aligned when it running. I'm not sure if it can be a problem. Does your have the same issue?
Hi, so by "not aligned" do you mean that it wobbles a little bit a little bit as it turns? I'll have to check it out and see
@@mad082sss Exactly, it visibly wobbles a bit, but when I plug a deep socket it wobbles more. I'm not sure if it is something acceptable or if I need to replace it. Please, check on yours, and make a video if it is possible, or just reply here! Thank you.
@@sidneiinsydney ok, so just checked. I just paid attention to the round nose of the socket drive with no socket on there. There was no noticeable wobble. With a deep socket on there was a small amount of wobble at the end of the socket, but i think that is just down to the fact that the sockets have a little bit of wiggle room on the 1/2" drive.
@@sidneiinsydney I'd say poor build quality ozito tools are good but you do get the odd lemon
150Nm on aluminium wheels?
You might not have 150nm on aluminium wheels (my wheels are only at 120nm as specified by the factory), but there might be other bolts at that sort of torque that you need to undo
Anyone can't stop following those ants? :P
Sound a bit low, you need a face mic.
Thanks for your feedback. I only shoot these videos on my phone and the standard camera app doesn't accept external mics as an audio source. And given that I'm not planning on pumping these videos out to try and make money off them like some people do, I couldn't justify the money for a mic and a camera app (or a separate camera just for doing it). That's money i could spend on more tools.