Comments by "Paul Frederick" (@1pcfred) on "Finally! A Budget Adapter That's Indestructible!" video.

I called Harbor Freight on the phone and they shipped me a replacement. When I asked them if they wanted the broken one back they just laughed.
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@donho3617 I haven't returned many tools. I try not to break them. When I do it has always been my fault so then I just go buy another. No warranty is unconditional. Even Snap-on's warranty only covers defects in materials and workmanship. So when they exchange a tool you broke because you were being an idiot or you simply wore it out they're just doing you a favor. There are specified torque limits for everything. Nothing lasts forever either.
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Say goodbye to Showmemy in stocks.
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If you want a sharp knife you have to have a knife made out of excellent steel and you have to hone it properly. That's just how it is. Most manufacturers won't hone knives during manufacturing. They can't be bothered doing something the end user should do for themselves. It isn't a sound economic business decision for them.
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Ceramics are your best bet today. Mirka or 3M Cubitron. They're essentially the same product for similar price.
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Define, "rotate".
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@Chooch8877 what we learned from all of these tests is every adapter is going to lose torque. About half. Some a little more and some less but half is the average.
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