De-coat and Verify Impact Driver Functionality
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Toughest Power tool on Planet Earth VS Toughest Bedliner ever created
What happens here
After all initial impact tests, the team attempts to fully remove the Bullet Liner coating from the impact driver. Use various hand tools such as a pry tool, screwdriver, and hammer to chip away at the thick coating. For more resistant areas, a reciprocating saw (Sawzall) can be used to carefully cut through the liner. The goal is to expose the tool and demonstrate its functionality after the extreme stress test. Once the battery compartment is cleared, remove the battery to check its charge level. Confirm that the tool is still fully operational by inserting the battery and pressing the trigger, observing if the light activates and the chuck spins.
Goal: Showcase the power tool's survival and functionality after extreme testing.
Tools and materials
- Coated Impact Driver Milwaukee — The object from which the coating is being removed
- Gloves — To protect hands during coating removal
- Hammer — To aid in breaking apart the coating or driving pry tools
- Pry Tool — To chip and pry off sections of the coating
- Reciprocating Saw — To cut through thick sections of the Bullet Liner
- Safety Glasses — To protect eyes from flying debris during coating removal
- Screwdriver — To assist in prying and chipping
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