Makita DTD152Z Vs DTD154Z Impact Driver Comparison - Makita XDT11Z Vs. XDT13Z
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
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MAKITA DTD152Z Impact Driver (US Makita XDT11Z)
The new DTD152 Impact Driver from Makita is an extremely light and versatile tool with its overall length being a very compact 137mm paired with its ergonomically designed soft grip handle. It has a variety of features including an electric brake, variable speed control trigger, forward/reverse rotation, twin LED job light and one-touch bit installation.
FEATURES:
Electric Brake, Variable speed control trigger, Forward/reverse rotation, Twin LED Job Light, High rotation speed, One-touch bit installation, Ergonomically designed soft grip handle, The compact overall length of 137mm, Lightweight design, Battery protection circuit.
MAKITA DTD154Z Ultra-compact Impact Driver (US Makita XDT13Z)
Heavy duty, with an ULTRA-COMPACT design at just 117mm long and the Brushless DC Motor make the DTD154Z impact driver one of Makita's best tools to date. It has an electronic 3 stage impact power selector + TEK mode selection which prevents over-tightening of fasteners. Its high rotational speed of 3,600rpm and max torque of 175Nm makes it one of the top performers in its class.
FEATURES
Extreme Protection Technology (XPT) offers maximum protection against dust, debris, and liquids for optimal performance in extreme conditions, 3 stage impact power selection + TEK mode prevents over-tightening of fasteners, Super compact with an overall length of only 117mm, One-touch sliding chuck for easy bit installation and removal, TEK mode (T-mode) reduces impact power during final stages of fastener seating
Electronic 3-stage impact power selection (Hard/Medium/Soft), Brushless DC motor with high power to weight and size ratio, Brushless DC motor generates less heat buildup and is ideal for prolonged use in manufacturing/production applications, Battery protection system provides over-discharge, temperature and current protection for enhanced, performance, battery cycle life, and overall battery life, Twin LED job lights with pre-glow and afterglow features, Ergonomic soft rubber grip design for vibration absorption and comfortable operation.
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Might be because of a setting you used but the 152 left the 154 in the dust on tightening screws. It looks like the 152 is good enough or better for low power high torque work.
Probably the DTD154Z on the max torque is too strong in some cases but you can change the torque settings what we didn't do. :) Thank you for your comment 😀😇
This guy really knows how to strip screw heads.
Not using the correct bit mate I can hear it a mile off 🤣
Probably using the worst bit and screws... Phillips 😫
Watching this video on my own on a Saturday night. Further proof I need a social life.
First time using a drill?😳
Not the first but not an expert. :) We still looking for professionals to collaborate.
Yea it looked like it 🤣🤣 try using a PZ2 bit for he screws I heard loads of rounding off ! Amateur
I’m not sure if this was a test of impact drives or how quickly you can strip screw heads 🤦🏼♂️
Definitely will go for Makita dtd154z, thanks for the video
First clip you’re using the wrong bit for the screw which is why you’re rounding the heads
yes, probably this was the issue, We are just learning everything and we hope in the next half year our channel will be the most expert power tool channel here. But we have a long journey to reach that point :) Thank you for your comment.
Try a PZ2 bit ffs there was more rounding the screws odd than drilling them in 🤣
A ton of operator error , I could see the steel flying off the screws from all of the cam out.
Loved that video two good drills to play with!
Tell us how do you like these kinds of videos or what we need to change. Leave your comment below!
Do you sell the 154
@@ashleypickering34 Now our stock in the warehouse is gone, next delivery coming in this week, but you can check out in our Amazon stock at amzn.to/2BQgAvS
Really informative... next time please talk about the technical details as well. Looking forward - Subscribed. :)
Not really a good review, you don't use an impact driver for drilling holes. Could have used it on a M6-10 bolt to see how it fairs after the screw test. Then talked about the build quality, it's chargers/batteries, how it handles/feels and is it versatile :)
Great video, I like the cordless combi drills as well
At 2:40 you have swapped the results. The 152 did 65 seconds and the 154 did 60 seconds.
i just got my DTD 152 smoking and died at he same day a couple of days ago and will buy 154z for it's stronger torque, especially if you work with
Tapcon concrete screws...
I really love this kind of head to head comparison... who the f*** want to see someone who drilling a wall for 20 minutes :D +Sub
I really like this! What are you think, for DIY home works the DTD152Z is enough? I have a combi drill and thinking to get an impact driver as well.
Our recommendation for DIY is the cheapest model. It does the job well but for a long shift, the lightweight brushless DTD154Z is the best choice.
@@UKPlanetToolsltd thank you for the recommendation. :)
Not a good enough comparison, you did stuff up a fair bit.
We working on it. :) We know all the technical details, providing the best possible prices but we need to learn how to use it :) Believe me, we don't want to create a circular saw or a mitre saw comparison... I need my hands. Also looking for professionals for cooperations :)
Thank you - good video 👍👍👍
Try again when you can put the driver and bit squarely (or should that be roundly) on to the screw head
Some of them were at a noticeable angle. A bit like a ball end hex key
wooow I really like this kind of comparisons, the DTD154 is better or the 152 is good enough for a full day work.
There is no reason to go a little bit faster. If the cost is the same then good, but i bet you save youself from spending an extra 50 or 100 to be slightly faster.... Nah... Put cash in my pocket.
Think you need to watch a video on how to use a drill and het right pz2 bit lol
wtf you are doing, are you even using the right bit, stripping bloodie screws
We have the older 152z model and a newer brush less dtd153, The older 152 definately has a bit more torque.
What’s the difference between dtd152 and xdt11? Is it only different names because of different region?
Is that even the right size but not to mention you probably using the wrong setting
What programme to make video you used?
On tightening screw dtd 154 was on asist mode ? That is probably why hes left behind .To make a fair test put dtd154 on high setting , or the test is irelevant .I will give you a like to encourage you to make more videos , good look👍 (English is my 3rd language sorry if I wrote with mistakes)
bluedevildory you speak better english than me. and im english 😂
@@bradwhalley8426 thank you
omg this guy don't now what his doing
I'm pretty sure dtd154 is xdt114
Poor screws.. you stripped those heads good
You got the wrong bit in for the screw 🤦🏻🤦🏻😂😂😂😂
your screwing bits are not adequate, The test is not proper.
How can that be a fair test when u keeped fcuking up
who the fuck use's a impact driver to drill into wood
omg hahahah
Maybe if you knew how to use an impact it would be a better video 😂
Great video, I like the cordless combi drills as well