Klutch Tools - Who Are They? Northern Tool & Equipment's In House Brand

I would guess these maybe re-branded "Einhell" tools which sell as Ozito here in AUS

Just from the 4 bar system in the battery, I’d say it’s not S/BD. With the font the “brushless” is in on the back and a very slight resemblance to the flex compact set, I’d say it was a Chervon tool. The mode buttons kinda resemble the ones on the Kobalt as well. But you’ve handled them and I haven’t, so I could be dead wrong lol. Either way, great review as always Bryan.

Exactly what the tool industry needs.... another brand of power tools... <insert sarcasm>... I really think the home owner would just pickup whatever is local to them at homedepot, lowes, menards, etc.

Dewalt and Milwaukee are just as cheap on eBay

If I had to guess could be a Skil replica sold by Chervon. Think Amazon sells under Denali brand, apparently their batteries are interchangeable. Could also be a Hart replica from Walmart sold by TTI? Not interested, I have my Dewalt and Milwaukee but somewhat curious now.

Could you please do a review on Dewalt’s 3” cut off tool? Thank
You 😊

They look very similar to skil pwrcore.

Just want to comment that i love this channel, as always

It’s actually rebranded Harbor Freight…looks exactly like Hercules 😒

definitely not SBD. it looks like KIMO which is Yongkang. It is a standard ali express tooling. The charger actually looks like a Masterforce base charger which is a Chervon product. I'd love to find out more. A tool breakdown comparison would prove it one way or another.

I see a lot of old vice’s that are Klutch brand.

The 1/2 inch impact 20v is the exact same as walmart 20v Hyper Tough 1/2 inch impact. Same charger, battery (except the klutch has a fuel meter) walmart specs 300ftlbs Northern specs 500ftlbs.

These are made by the same company that makes the Hyper Tough brushless 1/2 inch impact wrench. I think its Chervon. Batteries are interchangeable with Hyper Tough.

I think they the same as Metabo

Its a hyper tough in sheep’s clothing. Made by the same company, same battery.

Company making the tools are Test Rite Tools.