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POWER = SPEED

The main question and most important is: ,,Wich one is the most reliable among these tools"?

Is this m18 the same has the 3650-21p from home depot ? $99 sound like a good deal for me

Nah..

xph 16 is the only model has metal gear housing. i broke my xph 12 gear and my friend broke xph 14 gear was pretty new , wish own a milwaukee system

I think there good tools

A balance of power, reliability, and longevity. Milwaukee Gen 4 does not cut it. TTC has gone through like 5 of these.

Honestly I've stopped caring about more powerful impact drivers, because for the occasional 3/8th bolt idc how fast it is and if I'm doing lots of bolts then an impact wrench will do the job better every time. I would take something fast hitting over something hard hitting that just annihilates regular screws like the metabo hpt tri hammer, or something lighter like the m12 fuel or even something like the skil 12v

Now gotta recharge the battery in order to cut that a 2nd time lol

I couldnt imagine needing a more powerful impact than my milwaukee. Switched from dewalt and never looked back! Too bad yellow is my favorite color lol

Aye doesn’t matter just use what ever gets the job done ✔️ and its reliable All these company’s is the shit just diff logos now a days.

Milwaukee has a new motor coming, and it's not good for the competition. Now, if they could go back to the quality they had 10 years ago.

instead of getting longer with your screws you should have gotten thicker.

Well, Milwaukee just made an m12 impact gun that does 550 ft lbs so I think there will be no competition once that technology is applied across the board.

A concise, simple, and fair comparison. Thanks for putting in th3 effort!

It is the way you layout your testing that makes me come to your channel for informed purchasing & knowledge of operation/function with these tools. When comparing specific drills/impacts against the competition or "familial" testing, you go back to that tool after each test of competition ( as opposed to doing a single demonstration with a tool). You even preface the testing by demonstrating a quick run-through of a tool & its capabilities & features. There's no fluff.... just a dude in his shop - tinkering with tools! You share your bias(es) & don't allow them to influence or dictate the tests or the results. Your videos are not speed-centric or power-centric ( speed & power are simply attributes &/or features of the tool). There are no odd-ball promos or paid "results"; nothing about your videos feels/seems contrived. As unfortunate & bass-ackwards as it is, those types of channels seem to have the bigger followings. It makes ZERO sense & I'm beginning to think that the movie 'Idiocracy' was/is some type of hind-sight documentary/ Definitely appreciate all of* these things as well as the time/effort they require!

The 860 looks awesome, but IMO, the impact driver power arms race has reached ludicrous levels beyond usefulness. I’m much more curious about the new dewalt 8ah battery and what that does for tool performance.

Nope. The DeWalt still can't hang. It's sad really.

I can’t wait to see

Dewalt has no chance milwaukee still top dog flex to new and big framed ain't fitting that flex in any tight corner or between rafters

The dewalt will be better tag me in the video

Depends on what tests you put them through. Flex is really impressive, but it's got 33% more volts. Those batteries make the tool way too big for me to use as a hvac service tech. I rarely touch my m18 fuel tools because my m12 fuel tools are more compact, weigh less, and have plenty of power.

thanks

Milwaukee is cheap quality now

Interestingly, if you are anal enough (me) and read the fine print on Dewalt’s site, the 794 delivers 404 UWO vs 552 for the DCD799. BUT the fine print for the 794 says with a 2 AH battery and the 799 says with a 3 AH battery. This could account for the higher specs on the 799 but I guess your tests show an actual difference.

Rainbow 🌈 tool collection is the only way to go for the best of the best tool collections.

I don't understand why they don't just call it Hitachi. I'll stick with my german made Metabo drills. It's hard to beat the cordless alliance system, where you can purchase tools from twenty different manufacturers that use a single interchangeable battery.

I want all of them 😂

The 173 is the ultimate impact

I don't think a contractor is going to choose one or the other because , Oh one drives a 3" GRK 1 second faster than the other, I have both and one is just as good as the other. I am pretty much a fan of all Major Brands of Power tools.

Now get your hands on the latest Milwaukee m12 Fuel impact gun that is rumoured to be able to do 500 ft lbs, supposed to be release this Summer 2024.

The Freak is good for its price and the quality is awesome considering it's capabilities of 350ft lbs for the top model, good for DYI and occasional Automotive use . FREAKINGLY AWESOME!😃 Lol

Excellent video!

Just got one of them dewalt 12vs from a garage sale for 40 bucks still in the box and everything none of my batteries fit because i didnt read the box...... cant wait till i can get some batteries for it probably going to pay 2x as much than i paid for the saw 😅

I bought the Bosch and I like the the way it feels in my hand. I think it is better at getting into tight spaces. I have larger drills that will stand upright, but frankly I am using the small 12v Bosch more than I would have predicted. Never had a problem with drill bit retention.The offset feature actually works very well. It is actually very good at driving pocket hole screws into awkward places. The Milwaukee might be a good choice, but I am sure I paid far less for the Bosch on sale. The Dewalt drill looks like it is too big for the stuff I use my Bosch to complete.

I find this suspicious, I have a Milwaukee and one of the guys that works with me has the Dewalt and his Dewalt always beats my Milwaukee when we use the same comparable battery, you say you used the same battery on three drills but not on the Milwaukee why and what did you use 🤔

The yoke swivel style ratchets are unbeatable in these sizes.

As a general contractor i use a 1/4" impact literally every day of my life. Like many of you who read this comment, I have at least a few models from every decent manufacturer you could possibly name. That said, i kind of settled in on the triple hammer a few years ago due to its phenomenal accurate speed control, compact size and the ability to do just about anything i need it to very well. So of course i grabbed a Bolt when they hit the local market and i have to say that it's extremely impressive.... It's smaller than the already very compact OG triple hammer and it faster and stronger. Just a beast of a little impact. And the hard case it came in is top notch

Should I buy this or wait for the new 7/14 circle saw any tips ?

Gonzo

These newer brushless Hercules tools are great and now an even better value. I love my impact!

Got a brand new m12 and can’t get the church off after I got the screw out

Difference between left n right side saws? For right hands?

Am I causing harm if I don't use the bit piece?

I bought the CXS 12, and returned it after one day. That high-pitched whine is excruciating! I also did not like the electronic clutch. In my testing, on setting one, it buried the head of a couple drywall screws in a 2x4 without the clutch ever engaging. (Most stopped about an inch proud on the same 2x4 with the clutch on setting one) I'm not taking any chances on ruining a piece of furniture because the clutch didn't engage. I just ordered the original version with a good old fashioned mechanical clutch, and now I see why they are still going for full price! There must still be a demand for them.

The Williams (Snap-on) version is 1/3 the price. Made in USA, comes with snap-on bits.

Railer makes a great 5 piece quick change version of this for 18$ now, you’re not just limited to the silicone grip ones anymore. I’ve tried the cheap ones on Amazon and even when they’re on sale for 6$ I’d take the 18$ railer brand every time, the quality is just so much better.

As an HVAC tradesmen I like the surge better for service calls and a few odd jobs here and there, it’s perfect for doing inspections and maintaining a quiet work place, specially with elderly people around, to me it feels more professional. The Gen 3 non Surge Driver is more suitable for full-on medium duty jobs where sound suppression or subtleness is not a necessity

It's probably tripping a short circuit or overload protection when using the 1 1/4" bits. Stalling out an electric motor is going to draw a huge current, and a higher capacity battery isn't going to fix that issue... only a higher power (or cell c-rate) will fix that. When they support PD100W charging, that's a good indication of when it will be capable.

if they do festool, I'll consider it.