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Titan we have a thing for you. Oh, really? Open it up. Oh, that's got some weight

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LTT and Nice, okay

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Well before we get to that Just a small bag of machine parts. Holy moly

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It's like a solid machined brass

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Shaft Thank goodness. All right, I'm just gonna

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Holy moly. Now do you have more of an idea of what's going on here? Yeah, I have a pretty pretty good idea at this point

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certainly Some nice machining work from whoever put this together and some ever so slightly destroyed

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components from our driver which fair enough in 3d printed parts a

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bunch of internal components Oh

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Some attempts for a bit holder and end cap sub assembly

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Including some nice machining grooves My guess is an attempt at an end cap

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Solidly machined on a lathe. It's pretty good. Although parting that off would be an adventure

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Well speaking of parting it off there would be another attempt

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Whoever this is was definitely able to figure out most of the important components of it and at least

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Seems to be doing a fairly good job of replicating a good number of them

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If you open up the screwdriver box, you'll also find some more notes from whoever sent me

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It's fine, it's fine. Everything is fine. Jeez. This is heavy too. Ah

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All right. Well, so we got some nice Karen handling instructions. We all know what to do with this

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Oh my god, but not actually. This is one of the times I will actually read it through. Oh

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Okay

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Lots of pieces of paper

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This machinist did some brass plating of some stainless steel to get the stiffness that they wanted while also getting the look that

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I'm assuming they were going for which is Pretty cool does look like they have

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At least to some extent or another reverse engineered the ratchet. Let's give it an open

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So the first one that comes up oh my gosh is

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The solid brass version

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It does work This is the coated section that they were talking about where they mentioned to not polish it too much as the coating may come off over time

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How's that ratchet feel? I mean not as good, but it's it's got a click to it for sure. It feels it's

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It's a lot finer of a ratchet

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Like the steps are smaller

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But it it finds up a little bit just one off tolerances

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This

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This is monstrously heavy brass is a very heavy metal and this

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This thing is a is a bludgeoning weapon for sure

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Jeez, but what are your overall thoughts? Oh, it's super cool

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The lack of the bit clip is a bit sad, but that is

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Legitimately quite hard to do the second reveal. Oh

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Oh geez

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I see a separate piece

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It's a little hard to open up. Okay They did it on this one

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That's pretty impressive

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The mirror the mirror finish on it is pretty spectacular as well

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I think they reused one of our shafts, but gave it a mirror polish

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Yes, although not recommended it can be fully disassembled please contact for disassembly instructions

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So, yeah, this would be at least some of the internal components of our driver based on that. Oh, the end caps hard to open

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Aha Okay, so they have a slightly different mechanism in the back as well

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Unlike our driver which uses a piece of injection molded plastic in a spring to hold the bit clip in

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They used a magnet and a piece of steel. It's very clever and it works really well

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Also simplifies not having an injection molding shop in your backyard

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How's it compared to your metal screwdriver here?

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It's a lot this is a lot heavier. I have a feeling a good chunk of the inside of this is

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Actually, I think this entire thing might just be stainless. Yeah, so I suspect this entire driver is stainless steel

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Whereas a good chunk of this is made out of aluminum with some brass

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so this is probably Two to three times heavier than this metal driver

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Which is again like two times heavier than our normal driver, but this is a this is a work of art

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For sure me and the engineering team are looking forward to taking it apart and seeing how they made all of these work

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100% going to contact for disassembly. I am far too curious to not

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Currently I think this one is Cooler that being said if I took both of them apart

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I have a feeling my opinion would change and I'd want to see

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This more I suspect this would be cooler because it seems as though they've reworked

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More of the overall mechanism whereas this was trying to

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Take our design and give it a reskin. These were sent to us by I apologize in advance

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But these are fantastic and And

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Yeah, I look forward to being able to take either or both of these apart if it's possible

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We're here with the engineering team to unbox this fun little ticket

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Perhaps Oh, it's heavy. It's very heavy

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That one's stainless the ratchet size

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The two ratchets are very different. It's way too good to fit on this

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Air pressure as I push it in. I wasn't expecting the notches to go in

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And they're sharp also How does it screw on?

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Yeah

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Speaking of real fine threads It's almost playing with magnets in the end cap. That's

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Yep Yep, so that's how they close it down. They say uh contact us for breakdown instructions

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So I will be doing that shortly I want to see the insides of these

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It's not consistent They did say that

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It was a manufacturing defect

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Which fair enough you've already compared it to ours, right? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Is this a soft closing bit storage?

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It's like soft closing girls on a car air pressure. Yeah. Yeah, pretty much

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My intrusive You could yeah, you could definitely hurt something. I did the same thing. I'm like, oh boy. This thing is

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Such a freaking weapon. You think this is game pass tsa? No