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I think Makita could have included some information like you have shown, I have never used an impact wrench in my 68 years of using all sorts of tools and the information supplied, to me is some what sparse. Thanks for the vid!

dont ever review anything again

Great review 👍🏽 just what I was looking for. Gonna run a 3ah battery on this sub compact drill.

Makita! Helping us keep our eyeballs and fingers since 1915!

great explanation thanks

did the gentleman think that if he has the blade on the left side and saw with this blade placement, that he would cut from the other side so that more of the board rests, or are all youtubers stupid?

Thanks greatly Mike. Now I understand how to use mine. I do find the Mode button hard to.press. Otherwise the tool is great. Thankyou again.

do they make a right handed one? instead of a left handed like the one in the video?

Have a question someone knows what this kind of sawzall start loosing power with the minimum pressure on it stop working

This rocks. Thank you bro!

What makes this so great is the 7.25 blade the blades for my festool track saw are not cheap. When you cut materials that might have nail it hurts the wallet

My Makita Power Adapter is better than this one mine has two USB ports and it also has a torch with three modes.

When these came out (xwt14) i skipped it to grab the xwt17 instead. Ive been using the xwt11 the previous model to do brakes, tire rods, ball joints, sway bay end links and was generally happy with it. I recently upgraded to the xwt14 and damn, this thing hits like a brute, great tool

No Model # !!!!!

Thank you, all these other videos you just put them to shame. No one does step-by-step like you do. Im just trying to learn the ropes

Sorry, the idea that Ford didn't give enough of a crap to set up the latch so their customers could access that area is BS. For what these trucks cost, we customers shouldn't have to fight with that latch and then spend more money on aftermarket parts just to get behind the seat. There's no reason they couldn't install that set up at the factory, especially considering the price of each vehicle.

Speak up son!

Great video Thank you

the 'amps' you are referring to are really AmpHours. They don't affect the power of the saw (Volts do), just the time you will be able to use it. Thanks for the video, concise info for someone like me looking to buy one of these.

That’s cool i want to put 12v or 18v direct too to run a portable pump!?

Only thing i dont like is my hand keeps hitting the direction button and reverses the tool from reverse to forward.

Ok which hammer setting do you get with mode 1 2 3 or does the mode work on an individual setting for each hammer setting you choose 1 2 3 4. I ask because when i choose hammer setting 4 and then choose a mode i get the option of 1 2 or 3 are those three mode settings operating the tool in hammer setting 4 (most powerful) and if i choose hammer 3 is the mode working in hammer setting 3 and so on?in other words does does the hammer setting control power and does the mode control the way the tool works in that individual power setting.

Good job guy. I’m doing the same thing. The tenders from Polaris are totally collapsed, note that’s doing nothing. That’s for all your negative inputs.

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What size are the bolts your taking off???

Bro amazing review, thank you so much!!! Helped alot

Pity you masked the Camera with the Wrench :(

Very good review. Thanks!

Very poor audio, get a good microphone 🎤 plz

Great video. Ran across this while doing some research on the regular Makita track saw. I'm curious just how accurate your saw is vs. the regular track saw. Tilting doesn't matter for me; 99.9% of the cuts I make are 90 degrees, and I rarely make plunge cuts. If the accuracy is the same, this seems like a great alternative to the other model regardless of price. The only cons I can tell for my purpose is the lack of dust collection and having to deal with the blade guard.

Neat tool. As you've been using it, have you noticed if there's any slop or wiggle in the blade position? Thanks!

Hot knife, meet butter. Butter....hot knife.

i would like 2 of these!

Those are $115 bucks now at HD..Hard to believe because that’s real nice.

Everyone I've owned gets the bit stuck in it. Anybody else experience this

Fantastic - thanks for sharing

Always happy to see a woodworker with all his/her fingers. 👍🙂

Merci

Great product from built right easy install

Best review by far which explains the modes…. Great review and thank you👍🏼😎

What's with the poofy gloves?

I have one. I think it’s too loud. The brushless model is 10dB quieter. But it’s over $200 bare tool

Thanks for the video. For safety reasons ... Very important to disconnect the tool from its power source before inserting or ejecting the blades. (You nearly lost your finger there at 5:59)

In regards to the 6" structural screws. I got a very rough time(hand timing) of '12.5 sec with the 5Ah' & '13.5 secs with the 2Ah'. So while there was a very slight difference in time, but really next to none when you look at it when it's just like 7% faster.

Thank you for review. Is it easy to hold this model with one hand during cutting?

Good video...looks like it's model# xrj05z

where about's in northern mich?

Hey man good video. Just a slight correction, ‘Ah’ is for amp hours, not amps. Both packs are still 18v, but vary in usage time. Yet it kind of seems the 5Ah pack was more potent or perhaps just a variation in the wood. Great evaluation, thanks for the insight, going to snag one of these bad boys definitely

Mine won't budge. That t30 has no give.

So is this the same as the xsho6? If not what differs?