Eu dobrei em L um parafuso de 12 centímetros de cabeça sextavada de 14 mm de ferro macio que não aguenta nem 50 kilos de pressão mas que me atende muito bem quando eu vou torcer o eixo da roda da minha motocicleta. Tudo é uma questão de custo e benefício, quem paga dez vezes mais numa chave Allen e imprime nela vinte vezes mais pressão pra remover ou apertar um parafuso que não suporta nem a metade dessa pressão?. Eu também gosto de ferramentas de boa qualidade, mas gosto muito também de uma outra qualidade de ferramentas chamada de um quinto de preço e que faz perfeitamente mesmo serviço, entende?.
In fact, all components, including the hydraulic press, are made in China; it's just that the brand and price vary. You can see there's a Chinese label on the hydraulic press that reads: 'Anhui Bengbu Dayang Sensor System Engineering Co., Ltd., China'.
The owner of this channel is delusional, you can talk sane into this guy. A lot of his videos in this channel have to purposes: made in China smearing and make money out of anti-China sentiments.
I'm a radio controlled car enthusiast & I can't tell you how many hex keys I go through.! Bonhus are my favorite brand, they're the most durable for the money.!
The one that can withstand more torque may be more durable. But how much torque can a manual wrench give? And can M10 hexagon socket head bolts withstand such a large torque? A wrench that can break a bolt is worse than a wrench that breaks the wrench but doesn't break the bolt.
В экструзионном инструменте, к примеру. Если плохо стянуть - через щель полезет горячая масса, и придётся останавливать линию и разбирать инструмент для очистки. У нас был силач, который 2 раза ломал 16 ключ
Actually it's the noname key that offers the most bang for the buck if you consider what they're normally used for. I highly doubt you'd be able to apply enough force by hand to bend even the weakest of the keys. On the more expensive keys you're just paying extra for unused potential.
Price-force ratio i would say the china $1 1st (excellent result overall), wurth 2nd (given that was the only that broke it means that is really hardened, so it will last for life, good for professionals), and no name $0.3 3d (great deal for ocasional use).
In my opinion, the German one was too hard. It shouldn't be hardened to the point of snapping that fast after first signs of wear (it did twist a little). While I understand that above 300kg's is a LOT of force, it becomes far less impressive if you use additional leverage. Which its long handle does in fact not only offer in 'standard', but makes easier to use through pipes and what not. Furthermore, it being so hard can actually damage the screws head easier. If both the key and screw head have more comparable hardness, the metal of the key won't bite into it that easily and won't scratch it out. It may be good if you are absolutely sure you only use screws with hard heads and always use only enough force to stay within an average amount of force with no additional leverage. But I don't think that anyone that does it for a living anywhere outside their own workshop can give such warranties.
@@kikixchannel по правилам техники безопасности использовать дополнительные рычаги запрещено. Если вам необходимо что либо закручивать с таким усилием, то подберите соответствующий инструмент, который рассчитан на это.
@@АлександрМануйлов-о9и Tools must also be designed with potential misuse in mind. That's why electical devices have numerous safety's, among others. Also, safety regulations vary from place to place. They can even vary between different companies within a given town (within the scope allowed by overall law). And while I agree that it is not safe to use levers, I am a realist and I know that they WILL be used. At times for reasonable causes. Which is why it's important for tools to break down as safely as possible on a critical failure.
@@kikixchannel я уважаю людей которые готовятся к зомби-апокалипсису, благодаря им возможно человечество доживет до того момента когда мы сможем совершать межзвездные перелеты, разлететься по разным галактикам и никогда не встречаться друг с другом и ничего не делить. Но 300 кг это как если бы вы весили 100 кг встали бы на этот ключ а сверху на вас сели еще двое таких же как вы. Я не представляю что и кто собирается откручивать им. 🤣🤣🤣 У нас в России есть поговорка: "с дуру (глупость, чрезмерная приложенная сила, неправильное использование) можно и половой член сломать". Так что глупые люди вымрут все равно, им невозможно помочь. Они найдут способ как себя покалечить или убить, но этот ключ точно не будет на первом месте их списка.
@@brunobastos5533 You are German aren't you? Its not supposed to break... where in the world will you even need a small tool that keeps its shape at 334 lb but explode in your hands and face if it teaches 335? I prefer the china matrix one that reaches 333 and bends beyond that but doesn't present a hazard. Make it make sense.
@@leonelcarita no iam not , and the name should be a giveaway. You probably never use tools . thread taps break, drill bits also only people that no nothing could say a tool snap is bad
Just one specimen of each as a sample is not statistically significant or representative. Variations of steel composition and heat treatment could happen among batches of production and then drive to significant variations on mechanical behaviour.
It will be the same quality with higher price tag - its not like money will solve everything instantly. Don't underestimate these seemingly simple manufacturing. Think about the pen tip of ball pens we use everyday, China has not been able to make it until 2017.
Don’t just say everything is made in China. Regardless of the brand, only mid- to low-end products are made in China. The products in the video are indeed made in Taiwan.
In my opinion, all the allen keys functioned as designed. With the short handle, there is no way that any allen key would be subjected to such a high force. This is a destructive test. The test results have no meaning to the application of the tool. All are winners and there are best or worst tool
I have done stupid stuff. Normally I get larger and larger cheater handles until something comes loose or breaks. I have used a 36inch pipe wrench on a 1/4 inch torx.
Why should it have to withstand a hydraulic press, though? The bolt and grooves it will be used on will certainly not, in the first place. I prefer China $1 any time of day, especially because I lose them all the time and have at least one spare set at any given time.
사실상 이영상에서 나온 물건들중에서 최고는 독일(Wurth)입니다. 이 공구는 인장력(Tension Force)도 중요하지만, 경도(Hardness)는 더 중요합니다. 공구가 휜다는 것은 그만큼 경도가 낮다는 것이고, Wurth를 제외한 모든 공구들이 200kg때에서 변형이 시작됩니다. 이건 사용시간이 길어지면, 공구가 무뎌지기 쉽단는 뜻입니다.
Please try KTC(japan). KTC is most luxury hand tools company in japan. Makita tools are not strong in hand tools. Makita tools good at the electrical tools.
Makita hand tools are quite good for their price and availability in some countries. Of course there are better tools, but they are much more expensive
One thing i doubt is that OP are trying to compare this with different costs, what if he can spend $3 to for the same thing in china? What I am saying is $1 China is not even in the highest quality and it will also be intesting if we can conpare them by the same cost difference country
yeah if you want A quality, pay A price and get A quality if you want B price, pay B price and get B quality. many of us pay C price and expect AA quality and blame china.😃
На самом деле данный тест не показывает ничего. Этот инструмент изготовлен для определённой задачи и единственная характеристика - как долго он сохранит форму граней а не сколько килограмм может выдержать. Потому что если следовать технике безопасности и пользоваться силой рук, то вы никогда не разовьете усилие даже в 100 килограмм.
Это для идиотов из-за рубежа , которые ничего не понимают. Зачем обычному человеку для бытовых нужд практически профессиональный инструмент и почему люди должны переплачивать 10 раз ( в случае между Макитой и подвалом ) , если они этим ключом воспользуются один раз в 3 года...
La llave allen esta diseñada para deformarse al superar un determinado apriete a fin de no arruinar la cabeza de los tornillos este tipo de prueba no tiene sentido. Para ajustes especiales se deben de usar llaves dinamometricas y para ajustes corrientes la fuerza no debe superar el largo de la palanca de la llave,
I mean you get what you pay for. That being said $1 for 333KG is pretty Impressive. Why dont you try a Premium Chinese Brand that cost $4 would be a fairer way to test no? or a $1 L Keys from Japan, Germany etc
Taiwan has a lower industrialization level in comparison to others, they cannot make many things except chips whose machines are also imported. If you look at the Taiwanese cities, they look as if they are still stuck in the 1990s. China is underrated, it actually has very high level of industrialization level and capacity as well. If you look at Chinese cities, they look futuristic and cyperpunk.
So my question is what's the point of this experiment? No one is putting 100lbs (nevermind kg) on any of those tools, they aren't made for that. Otherwise they would be much longer and beefier. If you're slipping a bar over a hex key, you're using the hex key wrong.
@@danuaji6812 if the material is strong enough to take a specified load, what does it matter? Why would you buy a 6mm hex key made from titanium when a hardened steel hex key would take the specified load?
All of them might be made in China, just with different prices and quality
so is the hydraulic press lol
Yes
Including camera
taiwan by definition is not
No. They aren’t
The real winner is the socket. Who is the manufacturer of it?
I think it's a Force one...
It was a new socket for each test also.
Eu dobrei em L um parafuso de 12 centímetros de cabeça sextavada de 14 mm de ferro macio que não aguenta nem 50 kilos de pressão mas que me atende muito bem quando eu vou torcer o eixo da roda da minha motocicleta. Tudo é uma questão de custo e benefício, quem paga dez vezes mais numa chave Allen e imprime nela vinte vezes mais pressão pra remover ou apertar um parafuso que não suporta nem a metade dessa pressão?. Eu também gosto de ferramentas de boa qualidade, mas gosto muito também de uma outra qualidade de ferramentas chamada de um quinto de preço e que faz perfeitamente mesmo serviço, entende?.
That's right
It was kryptonite made in the Krypton planet.
In fact, all components, including the hydraulic press, are made in China; it's just that the brand and price vary. You can see there's a Chinese label on the hydraulic press that reads: 'Anhui Bengbu Dayang Sensor System Engineering Co., Ltd., China'.
The owner of this channel is delusional, you can talk sane into this guy. A lot of his videos in this channel have to purposes: made in China smearing and make money out of anti-China sentiments.
蚌埠住了被你发现了😂
Это не пресс. Всего лишь тензометрический пьезодатчик измеряющий нагрузку
中国场上最爱满足国外牌子的虚荣心,只要钱给够OEM贴牌什么的都能搞定
液壓機是台灣製造的
看到全繁體了沒
還有公司名稱
前兩個字就不是安徽
你再繼續編啊
China also sells $4 wrenches. You should use the same price test.
I just bought a lot of cheap small tools back from China, for the price and the quality, you are going to cry.
sigh, poor China glass heart😂
@@leejack3069 呱呱，中华台北😅
@@tiaoyi-bx5yi急了😂
@@離子ion 渔民又被日本抓了要赎金，日本大哥哥不爱我，该急的是中华台北🤣
China matrix 333kg for 1$. Nice. 😮
the press machine is from China too🤣
Most of the the communist workers only earn 500💲per month😂That is it
@@批哩批哩难民营 fact check?
@@批哩批哩难民营 500? Another media propaganda victim being brainwashed.
@@批哩批哩难民营 we are talking about he price and quality, forget about ideology
I'm a radio controlled car enthusiast & I can't tell you how many hex keys I go through.!
Bonhus are my favorite brand, they're the most durable for the money.!
All made in China, sold under different names, for different whole-seller😂😂😂😂😂😂.
Welcome to the real world
Yes, it could be
Where else?
little-India?
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
china no.1 😊
😂😂😂
Communist bot🤣
The one that can withstand more torque may be more durable. But how much torque can a manual wrench give? And can M10 hexagon socket head bolts withstand such a large torque? A wrench that can break a bolt is worse than a wrench that breaks the wrench but doesn't break the bolt.
'Do not repeat at home', yes most of us have a whole ass hydraulic press just sitting around at home somewhere 😅
And who's tightening the screws with this torque?
В экструзионном инструменте, к примеру. Если плохо стянуть - через щель полезет горячая масса, и придётся останавливать линию и разбирать инструмент для очистки. У нас был силач, который 2 раза ломал 16 ключ
The Wurth offers the most bang for the buck!
Actually it's the noname key that offers the most bang for the buck if you consider what they're normally used for. I highly doubt you'd be able to apply enough force by hand to bend even the weakest of the keys. On the more expensive keys you're just paying extra for unused potential.
@@tuntitommosillethough if you use this tool often you need highest durability, it can bend with time
경도가 낮기때문에 장시간 사용시 무뎌집니다.@@tuntitommosille
Würth is not a manufacturer, it only sells tools und its own name. You should try some Hazet, Stahlwille or Gedore.
Good info 👍
这个视频的液压机都是中国制造。
“蚌埠大洋传感有限公司”
传感器就是电镀那部分那个零件，不是液压机
I have a Chinese-made hydraulic press in my garage. It's very cheap and very useful.
Makita hex wrenches are rarely seen in Japan. It is possible that the product in this video is being made by a subcontractor of Makita.
Price-force ratio i would say the china $1 1st (excellent result overall), wurth 2nd (given that was the only that broke it means that is really hardened, so it will last for life, good for professionals), and no name $0.3 3d (great deal for ocasional use).
In my opinion, the German one was too hard. It shouldn't be hardened to the point of snapping that fast after first signs of wear (it did twist a little).
While I understand that above 300kg's is a LOT of force, it becomes far less impressive if you use additional leverage. Which its long handle does in fact not only offer in 'standard', but makes easier to use through pipes and what not.
Furthermore, it being so hard can actually damage the screws head easier. If both the key and screw head have more comparable hardness, the metal of the key won't bite into it that easily and won't scratch it out.
It may be good if you are absolutely sure you only use screws with hard heads and always use only enough force to stay within an average amount of force with no additional leverage. But I don't think that anyone that does it for a living anywhere outside their own workshop can give such warranties.
No matter how cheap/expensive solid/weak of the L key is, it's most likely you wouldn't be able to find it again after first use. 🤣🤣
@@kikixchannel по правилам техники безопасности использовать дополнительные рычаги запрещено. Если вам необходимо что либо закручивать с таким усилием, то подберите соответствующий инструмент, который рассчитан на это.
@@АлександрМануйлов-о9и Tools must also be designed with potential misuse in mind. That's why electical devices have numerous safety's, among others.
Also, safety regulations vary from place to place. They can even vary between different companies within a given town (within the scope allowed by overall law). And while I agree that it is not safe to use levers, I am a realist and I know that they WILL be used. At times for reasonable causes. Which is why it's important for tools to break down as safely as possible on a critical failure.
@@kikixchannel я уважаю людей которые готовятся к зомби-апокалипсису, благодаря им возможно человечество доживет до того момента когда мы сможем совершать межзвездные перелеты, разлететься по разным галактикам и никогда не встречаться друг с другом и ничего не делить. Но 300 кг это как если бы вы весили 100 кг встали бы на этот ключ а сверху на вас сели еще двое таких же как вы. Я не представляю что и кто собирается откручивать им. 🤣🤣🤣 У нас в России есть поговорка: "с дуру (глупость, чрезмерная приложенная сила, неправильное использование) можно и половой член сломать". Так что глупые люди вымрут все равно, им невозможно помочь. Они найдут способ как себя покалечить или убить, но этот ключ точно не будет на первом месте их списка.
The most funny thing is all the chinese characters on the hydraulic press
特地放大看
還真是台灣出口的液壓機
@@IREXIC 你在逗谁笑啊，蚌埠是台湾的啊？🤣🤣
@@IREXIC 蚌埠是台湾省的？我孤陋寡闻了！安徽省要哭，一夜之间蚌埠被台湾拿走了
@@likevin3087 你都說的台灣省了
所以你的意思是說台灣不是中國的囉
我去12339舉報你分裂國家了
不用感謝我
別以為假帳號就沒事
檢舉太多了
Your [称重传感器 DYLF-102] is Made in China. 😆
666
by 蚌埠大洋传感系统工程有限公司 ❤
Germany has the most dangerous tools, because they break instead of bending!
is what they suppose to do , as you must use protection equipment . if it bend the tool will lose is nominal size and can even lose is shape ,
Germany make garbage tools
@@oliverwilliam6931 lol. ok ok
@@brunobastos5533 You are German aren't you? Its not supposed to break... where in the world will you even need a small tool that keeps its shape at 334 lb but explode in your hands and face if it teaches 335? I prefer the china matrix one that reaches 333 and bends beyond that but doesn't present a hazard. Make it make sense.
@@leonelcarita no iam not , and the name should be a giveaway. You probably never use tools . thread taps break, drill bits also only people that no nothing could say a tool snap is bad
So interesting!
Could it be possible to also measure hardness... which gives some information about durability?
Just one specimen of each as a sample is not statistically significant or representative. Variations of steel composition and heat treatment could happen among batches of production and then drive to significant variations on mechanical behaviour.
What does it matter? It tricked you and me into the channel and watch the ads. 😂
台灣品質最佳，中國CP值最高，日本德國神話破滅⋯
They are not using really good Japanese products. Please check. The same goes for German products.
China : Who are you??
Taiwan : I'm you but better
cold joke
😂 good one
Taiwan : I'm you but better and more expensive.
臺灣在中高端手工具代工，連續五年拿下出口產值全球第一名。
@@@ 台製剪刀、鉗子、扳手中高階產品市占第一，全球維修全靠它們___2021年9月28日
@@@ 40年手工具老廠超越德、日產品 精度做到世界最高 伯鑫引領創新 把活動扳手打進全球前三___2023年6月19日
@@samtseng6694台湾真厉害哦
Quién podría ejercer en esta herramienta más de 100 kg de fuerza? Cuánto es la fuerza necesaria para apretar una tuerca de esta medida? Saludos
China matrix is the best in quality per price.
if chinese one can withold 333kg for 1$ imagine if they make $4 one
you don't need to imagine, you saw it in th video, they just put a japan tag on it
It will be the same quality with higher price tag - its not like money will solve everything instantly.
Don't underestimate these seemingly simple manufacturing. Think about the pen tip of ball pens we use everyday, China has not been able to make it until 2017.
It's in the video actually LOL
Results at 5:20
Don’t just say everything is made in China. Regardless of the brand, only mid- to low-end products are made in China. The products in the video are indeed made in Taiwan.
In my opinion, all the allen keys functioned as designed. With the short handle, there is no way that any allen key would be subjected to such a high force. This is a destructive test. The test results have no meaning to the application of the tool. All are winners and there are best or worst tool
I have done stupid stuff. Normally I get larger and larger cheater handles until something comes loose or breaks.
I have used a 36inch pipe wrench on a 1/4 inch torx.
"Do not repeat what you saw in the video at home" Change the front to this. It would help you ❤
R.I.P Stalinium
What about Unior ?
Do that tools ever get tested ?
The noname one is unbreakable!
333kg for 1$, i choose the MIC.
Please do socket wrench next.
I'm going to find and buy some taiwanese Force tools because they're beating every other one in most challenges 👍🏻🤘🏻
Surely Force tools are made in Continental China and traded by the taiwanese brands.
@@kapaomegatauNo
Japan quality more better....They produce lot of good thing in high quality
You take for what you pay!
Да да, японское качество мы знаем, особенно по Фукусиме.
No name is good enough for general working.
Conclusion, the no name one will serve most DIYers well.
So the china one is the best price/performance
Все ключи показали себя хорошо.Подобное усилие не возможно развить человеку только лишь рукой
У нас работал один кадр, 2 раза ломал 16 ключ, для увеличения усилия мы пользовались трубой около полметра длиной))
Why should it have to withstand a hydraulic press, though? The bolt and grooves it will be used on will certainly not, in the first place. I prefer China $1 any time of day, especially because I lose them all the time and have at least one spare set at any given time.
Give them to a bicyle mechanic for a week or two, they will tell you the ones that round off the fastest .
Tolles Video wie immer 🎉
Me sorprende que ninguna de las llave allen se haya deformado, todas mantuvieron sus seis lados.
Chinese steel tools work extremely well when used as intended, I'm not paying 10 times more for the same service.
Put Wera, or Wiha in the mix and watch the fixture fail before the tool!!!!!
Pitty that you did not check other German premium brands (Wiha, Wera, Gedore), well known Asian one (Texton, Neiko) and USA (Snap-On, etc.)
China is “COST EFFECTIVE”
Русский инструмент как всегда, стоит дорого, но не качественный
Swiss Tools hex key?
사실상 이영상에서 나온 물건들중에서 최고는 독일(Wurth)입니다.
이 공구는 인장력(Tension Force)도 중요하지만, 경도(Hardness)는 더 중요합니다.
공구가 휜다는 것은 그만큼 경도가 낮다는 것이고, Wurth를 제외한 모든 공구들이 200kg때에서 변형이 시작됩니다.
이건 사용시간이 길어지면, 공구가 무뎌지기 쉽단는 뜻입니다.
Please try KTC(japan).
KTC is most luxury hand tools company in japan.
Makita tools are not strong in hand tools.
Makita tools good at the electrical tools.
Makita hand tools are quite good for their price and availability in some countries. Of course there are better tools, but they are much more expensive
And Eight, Asahi, Tone, Vessel that represents Hex key for Japan
The Germany should be Wera, Wiha. Japan should be Eight, Asahi, Tone, Vessel that represents Hex key for their country
Actually, 50kg torque is more than enough for most tightening needs
Consider the price, China Matrix is the winner 🎉
One thing i doubt is that OP are trying to compare this with different costs, what if he can spend $3 to for the same thing in china? What I am saying is $1 China is not even in the highest quality and it will also be intesting if we can conpare them by the same cost difference country
You could do this type of tests with the TopTul brand. thank you 💪
I think toptul and force made by the same manufacturer
You can try the brand S&R from Germany. 👍
No name, China and Taiwan's build quality is getting competitive
For ordinary home use, 0.3$ china is best value. Why use 400kg when normally below 100kg.
Then the holder from where?
all from China😂 actually, titled different brand.
yeah if you want A quality, pay A price and get A quality
if you want B price, pay B price and get B quality.
many of us pay C price and expect AA quality and blame china.😃
Good
The results should also include the prices.
China have dozens of names for one product and don't bother to chose it's all the same.😂☹️😂
This channel never has product links.
Why don't you compare the same price?
The sucket is made in Taiwan drop force
I wonder in what kind of scenario would these L-keys experience such weight🤣I swear to god in my life I have never used them for over 10kg
Facom no ???
noname的我很熟悉，每次网购买钉子螺丝之类的店家都会免费送一套。
I'll go with the Chinese one. Its strong enogh and I dont need over price L keys.
Why do you want such heavy forces on an Allen key
Except for humans and all living beings, everything was made in china. 😂
На самом деле данный тест не показывает ничего. Этот инструмент изготовлен для определённой задачи и единственная характеристика - как долго он сохранит форму граней а не сколько килограмм может выдержать. Потому что если следовать технике безопасности и пользоваться силой рук, то вы никогда не разовьете усилие даже в 100 килограмм.
Это для идиотов из-за рубежа , которые ничего не понимают. Зачем обычному человеку для бытовых нужд практически профессиональный инструмент и почему люди должны переплачивать 10 раз ( в случае между Макитой и подвалом ) , если они этим ключом воспользуются один раз в 3 года...
台灣NO.1
Shut up
La llave allen esta diseñada para deformarse al superar un determinado apriete a fin de no arruinar la cabeza de los tornillos este tipo de prueba no tiene sentido. Para ajustes especiales se deben de usar llaves dinamometricas y para ajustes corrientes la fuerza no debe superar el largo de la palanca de la llave,
No US or British made tools in the competition? Though expensve and hard to find, they do still exist.
USA made bondhus pretty bad allen key, and Made in England hex key.. Yeah, no more made in England
I mean you get what you pay for. That being said $1 for 333KG is pretty Impressive. Why dont you try a Premium Chinese Brand that cost $4 would be a fairer way to test no? or a $1 L Keys from Japan, Germany etc
Taiwan has a lower industrialization level in comparison to others, they cannot make many things except chips whose machines are also imported. If you look at the Taiwanese cities, they look as if they are still stuck in the 1990s. China is underrated, it actually has very high level of industrialization level and capacity as well. If you look at Chinese cities, they look futuristic and cyperpunk.
So my question is what's the point of this experiment? No one is putting 100lbs (nevermind kg) on any of those tools, they aren't made for that. Otherwise they would be much longer and beefier. If you're slipping a bar over a hex key, you're using the hex key wrong.
The point is material.
@@danuaji6812 if the material is strong enough to take a specified load, what does it matter? Why would you buy a 6mm hex key made from titanium when a hardened steel hex key would take the specified load?
@@daedalus547 simple, just content.. right?
"No name" is made in India.
러시아가 전쟁에서 지고 있는 이유가 보이네...
Even the worst one can take over 100Nm which is quite beyond necessary
What do the kg mean?
How much force it can withstand.
日本代表はKTCでお願いします🙇
Nem me surpreende que os tanques russos sejam destruídos facilmente. Com a resistência do aço russo é óbvio
que? que? que? que? que? quepasa mi sênor é
Anyway I don't have this force to break an tool working 😂😂😂
Nomás faltaron las truper 😂😂😂
Since the kg roughly korrespond to Nm the top 4 all are of good quality.
China matrix 333kg for 1$. The best
Не хочу вас расстраивать, но все ключи китайские.
Taiwan No.1
JAPAN NO 1....THEY MAKE A LOT HIGH QUALITY PRODUCT
germany more durable coz its material more hard.
True winner is the 3 cents noname brand allen key. Value for money!
而且它是銷量最好的
Автору видео ещё повезло найти нормальный ключ)) обычно они ужасного качества
Saludos desde Argentina 🇦🇷
Ist Würth Germany ??
Yes. From Germany.
@@panzplayer2160 Aber nicht Made in Germany !
Fast nichts ist mehr wirklich "Made in Germany", selbst wenn es drauf steht.
@@panzplayer2160 Echt wäre ELORA, HAZET, STAHLWILLE ...
Key Indonesia Press 1 kg It broke straight away💀
Leatherman Super Tool 300 vs Victorinox Swiss Tool x
For me,China martix is the best.😂