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What not lay one board on top and count as 2 holes?

Wtf I did not expect it to do any of those things that’s impressive for 1/2 drill bit that’s impressive even my ryobi subcompact drill can’t do 1/2 drill bit or even my Milwaukee m12 brush drill can’t do it ether Walmart has something here for there hyper tough brand and it has a bit lower specs than my ryobi subcompact drill that is brushless and the hyper tough drill that is brush is only 20 dollars and I paid 89 dollars for my ryobi drill that’s insane well hyper tough might be a decent brand to get into for working around the house.

I rarely use my hyper tough 12v drills to actually drill. Instead I outfit them with task oriented attachments and use em for dedicated purposes to avoid buring out the expensive drills I own. Also love using em for the clutch to safely assemble components quickly without breaking them.

Thank you for your video.

good thing I got the HT for 20

Good video man. legit.

I couldn't connect the adapter to the drill, it didn't look like your well-adjusted one. Do you just use force?

Own 20v high dollars drills...received this drill as gift...I find myself grabbing this drill for alot task!

Are they equal in AH battery power? and compare the 20v to the 12v impact. This is a circus act of a comparison... Details matter. This is the equivalent of a political commercial putting down the opponent leaving out all the details in a logical fallacy argument...

my craftsman would out beat the both of them all day long lol

I used the hell out of my hypertough but the low battery ah + slow charger really made me upgrade. Nothing against it as it got the job done for the price, but batteries are the most expensive in cordless tools and try to stick to a brand. There are adapters but I’ll gift it to my mom and upgrade. Great starter tool when getting sick of elbow greasing everything

These are indeed both 20v drills. But what Wattage is on the brushless and that on the brushed? they could be rated for different amps, and thus one motor is simply more powerful not because it is brushless, but because it has better magnets, or rated for higher amperage... If it's rated for higher amps, then 1. Motor would be more powerful. 2. You would get voltage sag if used continually, hence the brushless would stop due to severe voltage sag, which would then recover once you stop using it for a while. Thus, this simply shows that they put a higher amperage brushless motor in the brushless drill. You should have tried the brushed drill again, as it would probably come back for a bit as well, since it too would have voltage sag.

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Well 2 test in and you can't tell anything you could be pressing less on the dewalt both time s

Caveat emptor. Hyper Tough is not worth the money and Walmart does not honor the Hyper Tough Warranty.

I always thought those were spade bits...😂

What is that golden thing at the end? of the drill... my drill didn't come with that.

Where do I plug the charger in the gun lol

The real gem is the 12v brushless for $45. 370in lbs vs the HT 20v at 175 and the hart at presumably 250in lbs. buried in the description on the gen 2 hart 20v it lists “250 ft lbs” which is probably just a typo and they meant in lbs.

My previous Black & Decker fell so the drill bits don't fit anymore somehow but I decided to get this one I didn't realize that you can put it in a straight way too which is pretty cool and you can take it like if you're going to travel and I think that's the reason the screws l was going a little slow it's me because the battery is dead thank you for demonstrating the way it works cute and handy little drill

Did it come with a bit

HT has a fast charger for the 12v and 20v tools. They 2.4a and 2.0a respectively, so not crazy fast but for 2 hours or less to charge the largest 4.0Ah battery

I mean for a $20, it does plenty. For 45 the brushless one is worth the upgrade. The 12v rotary tool also seems to be great

this kit is now $246 on the web page. It really is not a deal anymore. Prices have really gone up.

Is this any good for drilling holes in a car? Trying to put on a bumper lip kit myself

😮 nice

Hi, how do you attach the bits? Those ones it came with don’t stay in. Please help

I have two plus the light they all work great..... I have a lot of harbor freight tools... never had a problem with any of them

Any one of these drills would be suitable for home use and some DIY tasks.

I subbed because I would enjoy seeing this channel grow, a little constructive advice would be to give model numbers when doing reviews so people know exactly what they are seeing tested. Thanks and good luck!

Is the base for this drill (its internals) the same as the Hyper Tough 12V Max Lithium-Ion Cordless 3/8-inch Drill Driver? If yes, then the extra $15 is only for having a 90 degree attachment, which you may get for a much lower price elswhere.

This is an incomplete review, it is missing an important test on resilience. Just because you drilled a few holes, or screwed in a few screws, doesn't mean the drill is good, unless you do this multiple times, enough to see that it doesn't burn after many tries. Otherwise, you can call it disposable.

Thanks for the review and tips!

it's 139 now....true brushless tools, it's a crazy deal.....

I have not been disappointed with any of my Hart tools, they all perform great. I have Dewalt 20v circular saw that seems to have no torque. I got the Hart circular saw on clearance for $20, and it blows the Dewalt saw away.

66+44=100? Lol. The math isn't matching bro

My question is, was the battery at full charge for each test?

I got the Hart one feeling it might be better than the Hypertough, and it was in an intact box anyway at the store compared to the torn and patched box of the later one. Now you made me feel I chose the right one.

Picked up one of these 8 or so years ago. Not marked any price on the shelf, I used the in-store scanner and it was only $5. Works fine for my needs. Mine's red though, so it goes faster.

Hyper tough is made by intertek for Walmart. Hart is made for Walmart by the same company that makes Milwaukee and ryobi so Hart is pulling from a better tested line and resources

Hart it’ll last you longer with a bit more quality

I was going to buy a hyper tough recipe, now I've changed my mind

Try the 4ah battery

This is a great tool for RC building and maintenance! Perfect! For home repairs and other stuff i use my dewalt 8v

Good video, nice comparison on these 2 entry level reciprocal saws.

Thanks for trying these out They look decent but you dont know till you try it

I appreciate all the work and effort you put into ur videos 👍🏼

How long does it take to charge? Does it really charge in 45 minutes like advertised?

A great job on a pair of tools anyone can afford and it answers a question that the marketing departments of the tool makers won't answer!

you got my sub. I hope u get the subs to start getting paid for big projects soon