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Milwaukee had the most vibration, but it also had the best grip. They all got equally hot i think, maybe Dewalt slightly cooler than Milwaukee. The Flex is a beast, but the lighting sucks.

@@ChristianElectricianthanks for the reply brother. Im in the market for a new impact driver and hammer drill combo. Im on both dewalt and milwaukee platforms. Which combo would you recommend fkr daily jse and abuse remodeling work. Gen 4's ir 1007 / 860. Thank h in advance

@@247Combat for me the Dewalt PowerStack (PS) batteries are more practical. The 1.7 ah PS and the 5ah PS pair nicely with the DCF860/DCD1007. However, you can probably get a cheaper deal with Milwaukee, since it has been out longer. They both have a solid set, but you need the 6 ah Forge battery to compare with Dewalt. Can't go wrong with either!

@@carlosalvarado8983 i was thinking of doing a comparison of the DCF870 and the Milwaukee Surge

@carlosalvarado8983 I'm going to try and get the Toughsystem 2.0 DXL Modular System next.

Thank you for sharing your experience as a person who has tried both brands. I enjoyed reading your comment. I was using the DCF860 today and the 1.7ps is still so powerful with it and really light.

Milwaukee and Dewalt are the most innovative on the market. They are the top tool platforms for tradesmen. Nobody is using Ryobi on job sites. They aren't for construction, but for homeowners or diy. Makita used to be amazing, not really innovative and falling behind. Dewalt is the most American owned. They have 60v tools and got all the power you need. Can't go wrong with Milwaukee or Dewalt

Thanks Kaleb. I've been busy with starting the business and finishing some seminary courses (15 units this semester). I'm going to upload my Valedictorian speech i just did this past weekend for my time as an apprentice. I appreciate the support 🙏 and I enjoy your videos too. 😊👍

Have you seen my other videos Christian?

Yeah

@@ChristianElectricianthat’s cool my bro in law just graduated from it this past weekend and I hope to start soon I passed my test like last April

Ask him who the Valedictorian was

@@ChristianElectrician he was

@@krayzie281 ask him who the 5 Year Commercial Electrician Valedictorian was

Is plywood and pinewood not normal? Lol

Go with any of the three brands and you won't be disappointed. If you have tools on that platform, go with them.

Easy to get in the US for the most part. Not that expensive either about the same as Dewalt and Milwaukee

Do you really fan boy over a tool? 😂 hilarious

A hilarious question commonly asked by a pee-knuckle with no grown hairs .Ask another doofy question poop toots 😭baby 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@MR_G92 what's up 🤡

Lol, I do, and I do it right ✅️

@@Dirty_Seuss stop right there and put your hands up ! 🤣

@@ChristianElectrician lmao nice vid man appreciate it.

@michael2943 bro it gets like 120 up in that garage in the summer. 🤣

If you like share and subscribe that will help me be able to afford new pants someday. Lol 😄

I say it in the full video I got this short from, you should be able to click on it. It's on drill mode, speed 1, with turbo engaged.

Yeah, I find that detail very weird. They marketed it as 2500 in-lbs, and it doesn't do but a fraction of that in forward. It's good with the small stuff.

True

It's a beast. Get it if you want an upgrade.

Thanks for the view and comment 😊🙏👍

FLEX won this challenge. These three tend to be the best in the market across all power tools and are leading in innovation. That's what I see on the job site and the data shows this (typically). This doesn't mean that the tool brands you mentioned don't have power tools that are on par with these, they are just not innovating like these top brands. FLEX is a new challenger, and they are doing great.

It depends, if you get it on sale at Fasteners Inc next month it will be 149.

I've never heard of it. It's not on construction sites. But if it works for you, that's all that matters. 😊👍

Thank you 😊🙏👍

With lag screws yes, if you don’t the socket will just come loose

I'd put a pilot hole first in a real worksite. This is just for testing purposes. If I hold it barely, it will kick, and the anti kickback will shut it off. I'm just holding it firm with my weight on it.

In the Impact and Hammer Drill, yes. In power tools, not yet

Yes sir, not yet. Next gen tools will be awesome 😎

Yep

Summer over here gets up to 115 and the garage turns into an oven.

Lol

I used the same pavers to test it against all three Hammer Drills. For testing purposes, this test was good enough. Thanks for viewing and your request, but the testing I put all 3 hammer Drills through is pretty solid.

OSHA just entered the chat. It's always good to be safe. 😊👍

Agreed!!!! With aggregate/rocks. Portland cement is like drilling into dust

I was going to do a 5 gallon bucket with concrete, but I ended up using the beefiest pavers I could find and tested the Milwaukee, Dewalt and Flex Hammer Drill in them all.

Also, if I'm drilling through cement a lot, I'm going to get my rotor hammer. I use my hammer drill to go through stucco and for small concrete anchors. However, I used the same pavers for all three Hammer Drills.

@@ChristianElectrician how did the others do? I’m partial to the Milwaukee myself. I had a 1/2 DEWALT Hammerdrill and the chuck bites on it

@@SinCityScooter I posted like 10 shorts about this test today. The full video is about 40 mins long (I think). Short story is they all do good and are great Drills. Some do better in certain areas, but I do have a 1st, 2nd and 3rd place after the testings. It's super close.

It's FATMAX Tape, but same parent company yes. Lol

Unfortunately, Milwaukee was the worst in this category, see my short or long video for all 3.

Milwaukee did better in other categories though. 😊👍

😎👍

Keep sending ur money to that Chinese owned company 👏

You the man! 😊🙏👍

Thanks

I love that about Dewalt

Its just a color preference😅

I think it is a color preference thing. They both make great tools