Seesii 3/8" Impact Wrench, WH450

I love it. I love this little guy. Sure it doesn’t have out of this world to torque but it is pretty decent and helps get the job done. I use it daily.

Malisimo y caro, dejo de funcionar, no gasten su dinero en esto...

5/23/2023- THE NITTY GRITTY: -Maximum fastening torque is 295 foot pounds, (400Nm). -Maximum nut-busting torque is 332 foot pounds (450Nm). -No-load speed in LOW= 0-2200 rpms, in HIGH= 0-2600 rpms. -Impacts per minute in LOW= 0-3000/min, in HIGH= 0-3500/min. -The price is right. Comparable HFT impact driver would cost $185. w/only 183ft. lbs of torque -3 year warranty and 24/7 email customer service. Very attentive. -Feels good and solid in the hand with a quality motor sound & feel. -Rubberized molded grip and also in blunt force areas. -Approximately 45º of free play in final gear at anvil. -Decent variable speed trigger feel, but not the best. -Choose Auto Stop Brake in reverse or normal reverse. Tool remembers which reverse mode last used. -Non-fan 2.0Amp charger is UL listed (not fake, I looked it up). -SeeSii's Amazon ad claims a 2 hour charge for the 4.0Ah battery (not tested yet). -Real time 4-segment LED manual battery meter on battery. Each LED fades as power is depleted. -The 21v 4.0 Ah battery has Overload, Overheat, and Over discharge protection. -No feet on battery or rubberized protection. -SeeSii battery model SE5000D. -Makita batteries may fit SeeSii. -Comes with 4 commonly used deep Impact sockets of ok quality. -Bright LED work at base, light is activated by trigger. Stays on 10 seconds after trigger is let go. -You can depress the trigger just enough so the tool comes out of sleep mode w/o motor activation. -English owner's manual is completely legible, however, it's a bit vague on battery care and feeding. -Decent blown-molded case. Tool, charger & battery fit tight. Sockets are loose in compartment. TIP: HAVING A TOUGH TIME GETTING SOCKETS ON AND OFF? Assuming there is nothing damaged with the anvil, hog ring or there aren't any burrs inside the socket, the best way to get sockets onto the anvil is to twist while pushing them on til they mate with the anvil, NOT push them straight on. Wiggle and pull the socket straight off to remove. Wiggling it helps sockets and anvils with machining anomalies (like metal burrs and clearance issues) clear each other during removal. It also help burrs smooth out. A little oil or light grease on the anvil may help to break it in but don't let dirt build up under the hog ring and periodically wipe the anvil and hog ring clean. This is only pertinent when first used. As you use the tool more and more, the anvil should loosen up. If it doesn't and you think the hog ring simply has too much sprung diameter, carefully try to squeeze it closed with the smoothest jawed pliers you have. DO NOT chew up the hog ring or anvil with vice grips. If you have any sockets that have burrs inside from machining, it's best to file them smooth or acquire better sockets. The sockets that come with it are okay for minor projects but cleaning up any poor machining and finish coating will make them EZ on-off. I did a lot of homework looking at sub compact cordless 3/8" impact wrenches / impact drivers, and I was just about to buy the Harbor Freight Tools Hercules new Model HCB81K1 Impact Driver kit for $97.99. The Hercules driver only has 183ft. lbs (2200 inch lbs) of torque UNFORTUNATELY, it turns out that the Hercules kit only gives you a tiny 2.0amp battery and the included charger "looks" identical to their 5 amp fast charger but is actually only a 1.5 amp slow charger. Oddly, they no longer sell either of these underwhelming item individually in the stores. They only come with the kits to give you a more perceived/deceived value (boo, hiss HFT!). If you wanted to get a decent Hercules 4.0Ah battery and 5 amp fast charger with their driver, it would cost you about $185.00 total and you'd still have the useless slow charger and low-tech under powered battery to dispose of (which BTW, small batteries DO inhibit the torque of the tool). COMPACT CORDLESS IMPACT WRENCH vs. AN IMPACT DRIVER? I'm actually surprised I have not heard anybody talk much about this, but in my opinion, I believe an impact wrench is best used for automotive repair and an impact driver is for woodworking and construction projects. Sure, either one can be turned into the other using adapters. If you plan to mostly work on your car, it makes more sense to get a compact impact WRENCH than a compact impact driver. With square drive, you simply attach your sockets which keeps the profile of the tool as small as possible. This is good for tight spaces. On the other hand, if you buy a compact impact DRIVER and want to use sockets, you'll need to use a hex to square drive adapter that will increase the length of the tool, making it harder to get into tight spaces under the hood. You can always turn an impact wrench into a driver with the plethora of adapters they sell on Amazon. So the question is, what will you primarily be using this tool for? I hope this helps. Guitartec

Bought it to remove the anode rod in my hot water heater. The wrench was received with a fully charged battery and successfully removed the anode rod. It works as described and is a good value for the money.

This is a very good product and it has met all of my expectations. It is easy to use and the power is great. The only drawback that I have is that it did not come with two batteries. The removal of the battery is very easy and has longevity. The size makes it easy to use in different situations.