The new dewalt grinders are awesome, they are pretty quiet and it has a automatic brake so you don’t have to wait for it to slow down. May not sound like a big deal but if your using a grinder a lot that brake comes in handy
The DeWault FlexVolt system is impressive. The portable compound miter saw and the table saw and how they are integrated into the flexvolt system is genius.
I recently dropped Milwaukee for DeWalt. Milwaukee (along with even Makita) seem to be now exclusively made in China! For said reasons, I made the switch.
Wow... the complainers must be sleeping in! I'll take this opportunity to say thank you for all of the wonderfully produced content and creative titles. God bless, sir.
I knew that if these tools got a thumbs up from you then they were worth buying! You are right these tools are the best money can buy! I just added the 60v table saw and a combination drill/hammer drill to my arsenal and they are both incredible and CORD FREE!!! Thanks you rock!!!
after this video came out, I stepped into the world of buying my own power tools. I immediately knew I wanted flexvolt and the first tool I bought was the angle grinder. I used that at a job when I was working for my dad where we remodeled a Marina in Lake county, IL, and I needed to cut all of the white pvc off of every pipe on every pier on the property. keep in mind every pier had 6-8 pipes with pvc on them, and there were over 150 piers, so I had well over 1000 cuts to make. we had 3 choices- use a corded angle grinder with a generator, use a partner saw, or use my flexvolt. by using the generator, corded angle grinders, partner sawa and skid steer to our pier fabrication instead of using them to cut pvc, we saved enough money to buy multiple flexvolt angle grinders. definitely a production grade line of tools that can be relied on and make you more money. thank you for the recommendation! my tools have served me very well the past few years
Great video Cody. No question it was a commercial, but on your terms and talked about things that real people care about. Enjoyed it as I do all of your videos.
That bit where instead of a laser guide they use the light and shadow to show your cut line, that was some attention to detail on the sliding miter saw... an awesome little detail.
Tool quality seems outstanding. Maybe for a project you could go build a small gazebo or deck/seating area in the middle of the woods. That would be a great test to see if recharging downtime is painful, or would work with normal break time, etc.
Yeah, sponsored, but I have to agree, I like my DeWalt tools. I just bought their Compact Job Site Table Saw today. Corded, but it will do what I need it to. I could have rigged my hand circular saw under a piece of ply for the cuts I need, but for less than fourhundred bucks, I've got a sweet, portable saw that will last for years.
Your video just put tears on my eyes. I thought I was the only GC that struggled working 60+ hrs a week. And Dewalt has certainly made my work easier on all the tools I’ve ever bought from them. Quality and ergonomics are certainly in their minds. THE BEST brand in tools when it comes down to profesional grade tools for the price.
I buy as many of Dewalt's Flexvolt tools as I can afford. The 60 volt circular saw is a monster. I've had many cordless and even some corded circular saws that would bog down bad in wet treated lumber and the Dewalt just buzzes right through it. And I haven't found anything yet that my 60 volt impact won't bust loose including gorilla tight lug nuts on semi truck wheels. And even better is the 60v batteries fit in my 20v tools so I have longer run time.
Dewalt for ever. Great tool and I am glad I saw this video. Changing from 18 volts to the 60 flex. Thanks very much Cody. Good job.........................
I don't know what you have for animals, but how about a small rabbit hutch, or some other small structure in order to perform a new type of animal husbandry? That would be a cool build. Great video, I value honesty in an infomercial.
I just watched this video and as to whether Cody was influenced by the generosity of DEWALT TOOLS only he knows but it may well be the perfect saw for him and what he uses it for. He gives his opinion on the great quality and build of the table saw as he sees it. Mathias Wandell recently did a review on the same saw but this was not sponsored by DEWALT TOOLS, a Canadian company asked him to review it simply because as they said, they wanted exposure as a retail outlet and were not concerned with his opinion of the saw in question, the outcome of which is for the kind of use that he would put the saw to was not particulary good quality and several faults so perhaps it's best to view the kind of use that you will be putting your saw through.
One suggestion for you Wranglerstar, use c-stands for your video equipment and lights, they are very flexible and much more stable! The best are Avengers a subsidiary of Manfrotto that you use, but in USA you can bay easier Matthew's
I recently converted to dewalt started with 10"mitersaw planer drill/driver kit angle grinder cordless circ saw with the brake system-tht I REALLY LOVE!
You should do more comparisons and reviews of quality tools instead of just the "cheapest on Amazon," I've got plenty of cheap tools I've bought for specific jobs but I don't have a brand and would love genuine comparisons between lifetime brands and I'd imagine your younger audience would benefit from this
I had all DeWalt tools when 9v was the biggest cordless you could have. When the 18v came out I switched to Ridgid because of the lifetime warranty and the build quality is as good or better than DeWalt. I do like the saw options DeWalt has, the cordless table saw and mitre saw are pretty cool.
Great video! Nice to have a review done by someone with experience and knows the big and little things to look out for in power tools. To all the complainers below about it being an infomercial... give me a break. Cody did the stand-up thing by disclosing his relationship with Dewalt at the very beginning. You could have stopped watching the video at that point if you wanted and moved on without complaining.
Project idea: Build a smart wood storage shelter: keeping it dry and accessible. You can have mulitiple storages away from your home, put the logs on a portable pallet construction and use your forklift to get it where you need it.
This guy clams to have been in the industry along time. He showed his first 18v drill. The 12v came out in 2010. He's not telling the truth. He hasn't been the trade that long.
Well, I could use some help on a small garage build I need desperately, have the land, and space, but no experience,or tools, I need the garage to store a 1980 C-3 corvette its restored but wont last very long out in the weather,of that im sure, my hope was to have a 12 wide by 20 ft long and 11 ft high, ive measured it off,and put up string lines to show where the form boards would be placed ,they say I need to dig out enough dirt to place drainage stones,flatten ,em out then pour the concrete, then the building of the garage could begin, no experience, no help, no tools, no nothing but a dream and desrie for it, thank you for the info from your video, found it helpful and informative, William
Make something for the Boy and include him in the build! Not sure what he would be into, but theres gotta be something out there he would like to build with his ol man!
Amazing how these come so close to Milwaukee tools, yet such cheaper prices. What I've learned when holding a Milwaukee, I'll never be let down. My boss has the portable power station. It's nice but only lasts a few minutes (10 minutes with 60 volt 4 amp hour batteries) When your a homeowner, DeWalt is great. But if you're a professional, use Milwaukee tools. The little 18 volt drill already broke my wrist twice. Badass tools
Great video, way too many sceptical would be experts out there. I love the way you get excited about the new and innovative advances you see in the Dewalt Flexvolt systems. I am a home renovator/builder and have a huge collection of their tools to rival most professional builders but I have not yet invested in the Flexvolt upgrades. Don't be put off by the negative spinners out there... you are doing just fine with your honest appraisals. I have seen and used these tools in demo displays and they are nothing short of remarkable. Australia does not yet have the full range available for sale but we are getting there and I will be looking seriously at the prospect of upgrading though I am very seriously happy with my extensive 20V range. Thanks for a GREAT review, Greg '
Portable table saws have been around for a long time. The cordless ability is great if you're a finish carpenter, but not very useful for framers. Try ripping a 16" 2'x6' with it. I have no doubt with patience it could do it, but do 10 in a row, then 10 sheets of 3/4 cdx. Like I said small jobs, with light material the saw is invaluable, but for a ground up job not really practical.
Maybe you should scrub the drill test video between the Milwaukee M18 and the dewalt. LOL. Seriously, the last Dewalt cordless I used(back in the ni-cad battery days) that was purchased new began showing signs of distress after a couple of months. We were installing interior and exterior doors with them, so the hardest work they ever did was driving 3" screws. That cordless replaced an older equivalent dewalt that was just flat worn out. The difference in quality was so significant that I would never personally buy an electric dewalt tool, corded or cordless.
Have the drill and the impact driver. Looking to get the radio/ charger. I like dewalt. That batterie bank idea is genius. that's kind of a blind side, in a good way! Lol. I came here to learn about the flex volt but still a good video.
I work at a small engine repair shop. I just had one of the Miter saws in for repair. It's a shame the quality of tools these companies are putting out now-a-days. You don't realize how bad they are till you break them apart for repair.
My first set was that 18v had it for seven years no problem then was stolen out my car money was low had settled for Rigid. Good news I just Ordered new Xr 3 tool set for my Birthday in May the saw Hammer drill, Oscillating I half buy second set with Impact Sawzall, Drill driver then I would have 3 Drills & 4Batteries, 2chargers for under 600$ best to buy two sets Double Batteries are Quicker.
I KNOW this is sponsored but, wangle star atleast its for a great tool comp. My father and i run a electrical business and we buy nothing but dewalt, they do make some great products.
I could care less that this was even a "paid" promotion...no matter the brand, tools these days are amazing, everyone fights over what is best when go back 20 years stuff would be "junk." Technology in tools is just insane and I appreciate it. EDIT...Yes, some tools 20 years ago where BUILT to last longer, I agree! Today though...I just don't know how we get a tool manufacturing company to not build tools that only have a 5 year shelf life...sadly.
I have some equipment of DeWalt,, Makita Craftsman, and Bosch. I must warn you all; DO NOT TOUCH BOSCH as far as I concern the new stuff (in contrary to the old stuff) they are making is plain garbage, as far as I concern. I've gotten burned and will never buy Bosch again!
Leane Garden Before about five months I‘ve got two Bosch cordless tools an Skil saw and a hammer drill and I‘m very impressed much Power and very good build quality but I think time will show the truth but Bosch i known to make long lasting tools
This may be a bit late but how about building some bedroom furniture like a dresser, chest of drawers, or something else with a carcase, drawers, and shelves. Dove tail the drawers, biscuit the case goods, and show it step by step.
hey +DeWalt I second the idea of Solar charging panels not just for the big Batt charger but for a single charger to reduce weight for the guy who has to bike or hike the tools out to a job I also second the idea of a couple of USB ports maybe even a line of LED work lights
If you don't know by now that Cody is a person with great integrity then you haven't been watching him. Before you make critical accusations make sure what you are talking about.
Amidst all the whining, I hope someone notices that there's actually some pretty cool stuff here. He was up front and honest about being sponsored. There's nothing wrong with liking the products. I hate that fanboy crap. No matter what kind of product there is, there's always a group that just can't stand the fact that someone else thinks another brand is good too. Some people are married to a brand like it's a personal relationship and these companies don't even know they exist. Just be happy with your purchase and let others be happy with theirs, even if their free.
ive started to change over to cordless as i work maintenance on a stadium and yo can not always be in reach of power the only issue i have is getting all my required tools to the work area pulling 2 carts and then my miter saw so 3 trips and its all dewalt even my dog is called dewalt
I would love to get some battery powered tools like this eventually. It would make projects so much easier not to have the frustration of running extension cords.
Portable radial arm. I'm guessing engineers are finally expected to have to field experience, which went combined with user output, a good tool is getting designed.
Love the review. With so much sway at DeWalt now...can you please ask them to make everything in USA WITH AMERICAN MADE PARTS, instead of GLOBAL PARTS?!?! I have the same drill you do. It was also my first power tool but until recently I shied away from Dewalt due to quality issues I noticed in their first line of cordless drills when i started working in trades. In fact, when doing drywall my GC would buy us Dewalt drills for screwing in the drywall and we would constantly have to buy new ones as they just didn’t last. Now I’m getting ready to replace a lot of corded tools i have built up in my shop over the years and had been Leary of going cordless till the recent iterations of cordless tools and increase in battery tech. If only we could have our tools designed, sourced and made TOTALLY in the USA again. I would convert ALL my tools to the manufacturer that made that commitment in a heart beat...can you help?!?!
My experience with Dewalt: The Dewalt tools seem to be built well, other than the brushes on the motors. The batteries seem to be some of the worst compared to other major brands. They are also so expensive to replace its almost cheaper just to buy another drill. I have moved on to another brand.
You look to be about fifty. You say your eyes are getting dimmer. Me too. Of course I'm older. Today is my 77th birthday. But my eyes are better now than when I was your age. This year I had cataract surgery. You should look into it. Tremendous improvement. They tell me I'm at the age that most people need it. It only takes about twenty minutes and their is no pain. I wish I had had it done twenty years sooner.
rate the tool, not the brand. good vid by the way. for the most part, i havnt found too much of a differance on the mid end tool brands (makita, milwaukee, dewalt, bosch ect)
I was wondering if you considered reviewing electric chainsaws both corded and battery? I am curious to see how chaps would stand up to them, I see all kinds of disclaimers that manufacturers don't recommend their chaps for electrics. On the other hand nothing marketed as "for use with electric chainsaws". No alternatives are offered so is it a case of "better than nothing"?
I prefer Bosch we have had dewalt the Bosch is the best we have had. We have tried all manufacturers. I understand and respect any body else's decisions!
What would be a useful review video? Starting with a complete set of charged batteries.... try using them on all required tool for the given project and/or day without attempting to recharge! A good real world idea of what to expect for run time usage.... the biggest part of the equation of using cordless tools! Thanks! O:-)
For being the first tools he ever had and dismantling automobiles with that reciprocating saw it sure looks awful clean to be that old and used that much.
just rember that dewalt no longer has the rip fence included or the screw to keep it in there tool kitsaneymore you have to call and pay 25to 30$ by the time its gets to you
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DeWalt truly are making the world a better place.
The new dewalt grinders are awesome, they are pretty quiet and it has a automatic brake so you don’t have to wait for it to slow down. May not sound like a big deal but if your using a grinder a lot that brake comes in handy
send them to AVE for a " tool review" haha
need to find out if they're skookum
skookum as f*ck!! let's see how they chooch!
sassparilla kid
hahaha so true! " ah shit! she's all dickered!!!
. . . them DeWilt batteries are loaded with pixie dust . . .
True that! Mr B will give a real test for sure!
The DeWault FlexVolt system is impressive. The portable compound miter saw and the table saw and how they are integrated into the flexvolt system is genius.
I recently dropped Milwaukee for DeWalt. Milwaukee (along with even Makita) seem to be now exclusively made in China! For said reasons, I made the switch.
Wow... the complainers must be sleeping in! I'll take this opportunity to say thank you for all of the wonderfully produced content and creative titles. God bless, sir.
Second that. Pretty amazing.
. . . the Occupy RUclips Squatters . . .
I knew that if these tools got a thumbs up from you then they were worth buying! You are right these tools are the best money can buy! I just added the 60v table saw and a combination drill/hammer drill to my arsenal and they are both incredible and CORD FREE!!! Thanks you rock!!!
after this video came out, I stepped into the world of buying my own power tools. I immediately knew I wanted flexvolt and the first tool I bought was the angle grinder. I used that at a job when I was working for my dad where we remodeled a Marina in Lake county, IL, and I needed to cut all of the white pvc off of every pipe on every pier on the property. keep in mind every pier had 6-8 pipes with pvc on them, and there were over 150 piers, so I had well over 1000 cuts to make. we had 3 choices- use a corded angle grinder with a generator, use a partner saw, or use my flexvolt. by using the generator, corded angle grinders, partner sawa and skid steer to our pier fabrication instead of using them to cut pvc, we saved enough money to buy multiple flexvolt angle grinders. definitely a production grade line of tools that can be relied on and make you more money. thank you for the recommendation! my tools have served me very well the past few years
That Miter saw be powered by via cord also, wow. That is a real FLEX feature. Love the review. You enlightened me on this flexvolt system. Thanks!
Great video Cody. No question it was a commercial, but on your terms and talked about things that real people care about. Enjoyed it as I do all of your videos.
I'd love to have some of these! I have my bench saw on the floor in my garage currently. What a pain it is to use! Thank Cody
That bit where instead of a laser guide they use the light and shadow to show your cut line, that was some attention to detail on the sliding miter saw... an awesome little detail.
Tool quality seems outstanding. Maybe for a project you could go build a small gazebo or deck/seating area in the middle of the woods. That would be a great test to see if recharging downtime is painful, or would work with normal break time, etc.
Yeah, sponsored, but I have to agree, I like my DeWalt tools. I just bought their Compact Job Site Table Saw today. Corded, but it will do what I need it to. I could have rigged my hand circular saw under a piece of ply for the cuts I need, but for less than fourhundred bucks, I've got a sweet, portable saw that will last for years.
Your video just put tears on my eyes. I thought I was the only GC that struggled working 60+ hrs a week. And Dewalt has certainly made my work easier on all the tools I’ve ever bought from them. Quality and ergonomics are certainly in their minds.
THE BEST brand in tools when it comes down to profesional grade tools for the price.
You should use the tools to remodel the shop :) .... nice review.
Land to House. Funny to c ur watching same videos as me .I watched ur videos awesome job loved all of them
How about a mailbox post ;>)
I buy as many of Dewalt's Flexvolt tools as I can afford. The 60 volt circular saw is a monster. I've had many cordless and even some corded circular saws that would bog down bad in wet treated lumber and the Dewalt just buzzes right through it. And I haven't found anything yet that my 60 volt impact won't bust loose including gorilla tight lug nuts on semi truck wheels. And even better is the 60v batteries fit in my 20v tools so I have longer run time.
Dewalt for ever. Great tool and I am glad I saw this video. Changing from 18 volts to the 60 flex. Thanks very much Cody. Good job.........................
I don't know what you have for animals, but how about a small rabbit hutch, or some other small structure in order to perform a new type of animal husbandry? That would be a cool build. Great video, I value honesty in an infomercial.
I just watched this video and as to whether Cody was influenced by the generosity of DEWALT TOOLS only he knows but it may well be the perfect saw for him and what he uses it for. He gives his opinion on the great quality and build of the table saw as he sees it. Mathias Wandell recently did a review on the same saw but this was not sponsored by DEWALT TOOLS, a Canadian company asked him to review it simply because as they said, they wanted exposure as a retail outlet and were not concerned with his opinion of the saw in question, the outcome of which is for the kind of use that he would put the saw to was not particulary good quality and several faults so perhaps it's best to view the kind of use that you will be putting your saw through.
One suggestion for you Wranglerstar, use c-stands for your video equipment and lights, they are very flexible and much more stable!
The best are Avengers a subsidiary of Manfrotto that you use, but in USA you can bay easier Matthew's
I recently converted to dewalt started with 10"mitersaw planer drill/driver kit angle grinder cordless circ saw with the brake system-tht I REALLY LOVE!
Joe Basement Woodworking & DIY what did you come from? Why the switch?
Dewalt is innovative. They were the first I believe to offer battery adapters to let you use 18v battery with the new 20v stuff. That’s integrity
You should do more comparisons and reviews of quality tools instead of just the "cheapest on Amazon," I've got plenty of cheap tools I've bought for specific jobs but I don't have a brand and would love genuine comparisons between lifetime brands and I'd imagine your younger audience would benefit from this
The new shop is turning out real nice but this video reminds me how your old shop was like my grandfather's work area in the barn.
I had all DeWalt tools when 9v was the biggest cordless you could have. When the 18v came out I switched to Ridgid because of the lifetime warranty and the build quality is as good or better than DeWalt. I do like the saw options DeWalt has, the cordless table saw and mitre saw are pretty cool.
Nice tools! I think you should build a little one room cabin out by the pond or in the timber for guests or just as a little get away spot.
Great video! Nice to have a review done by someone with experience and knows the big and little things to look out for in power tools.
To all the complainers below about it being an infomercial... give me a break. Cody did the stand-up thing by disclosing his relationship with Dewalt at the very beginning. You could have stopped watching the video at that point if you wanted and moved on without complaining.
Project idea: Build a smart wood storage shelter: keeping it dry and accessible.
You can have mulitiple storages away from your home, put the logs on a portable pallet construction and use your forklift to get it where you need it.
Agreed, and an opportunity to use your Flexvolt tools.
This guy clams to have been in the industry along time. He showed his first 18v drill. The 12v came out in 2010. He's not telling the truth. He hasn't been the trade that long.
Well, I could use some help on a small garage build I need desperately, have the land, and space, but no experience,or tools, I need the garage to store a 1980 C-3 corvette its restored but wont last very long out in the weather,of that im sure, my hope was to have a 12 wide by 20 ft long and 11 ft high, ive measured it off,and put up string lines to show where the form boards would be placed ,they say I need to dig out enough dirt to place drainage stones,flatten ,em out then pour the concrete, then the building of the garage could begin, no experience, no help, no tools, no nothing but a dream and desrie for it, thank you for the info from your video, found it helpful and informative, William
i have to admit the portable table saw that is a hand truck is awesome
Make something for the Boy and include him in the build! Not sure what he would be into, but theres gotta be something out there he would like to build with his ol man!
Amazing how these come so close to Milwaukee tools, yet such cheaper prices. What I've learned when holding a Milwaukee, I'll never be let down. My boss has the portable power station. It's nice but only lasts a few minutes (10 minutes with 60 volt 4 amp hour batteries) When your a homeowner, DeWalt is great. But if you're a professional, use Milwaukee tools. The little 18 volt drill already broke my wrist twice. Badass tools
Great video, way too many sceptical would be experts out there. I love the way you get excited about the new and innovative advances you see in the Dewalt Flexvolt systems. I am a home renovator/builder and have a huge collection of their tools to rival most professional builders but I have not yet invested in the Flexvolt upgrades. Don't be put off by the negative spinners out there... you are doing just fine with your honest appraisals. I have seen and used these tools in demo displays and they are nothing short of remarkable. Australia does not yet have the full range available for sale but we are getting there and I will be looking seriously at the prospect of upgrading though I am very seriously happy with my extensive 20V range.
Thanks for a GREAT review,
Greg
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Portable table saws have been around for a long time. The cordless ability is great if you're a finish carpenter, but not very useful for framers. Try ripping a 16" 2'x6' with it. I have no doubt with patience it could do it, but do 10 in a row, then 10 sheets of 3/4 cdx. Like I said small jobs, with light material the saw is invaluable, but for a ground up job not really practical.
dude your subscriber to viewer count is awesome! you definitly have found your crowd
Maybe you should scrub the drill test video between the Milwaukee M18 and the dewalt. LOL.
Seriously, the last Dewalt cordless I used(back in the ni-cad battery days) that was purchased new began showing signs of distress after a couple of months. We were installing interior and exterior doors with them, so the hardest work they ever did was driving 3" screws. That cordless replaced an older equivalent dewalt that was just flat worn out. The difference in quality was so significant that I would never personally buy an electric dewalt tool, corded or cordless.
Have the drill and the impact driver. Looking to get the radio/ charger. I like dewalt. That batterie bank idea is genius. that's kind of a blind side, in a good way! Lol. I came here to learn about the flex volt but still a good video.
Good for you, man. Glad Dewalt was happy to give you such a sweet setup.
This video is not what made you popular - this video is because you have got 540000 subscribers ... Don't loose yourself...
I work at a small engine repair shop. I just had one of the Miter saws in for repair. It's a shame the quality of tools these companies are putting out now-a-days. You don't realize how bad they are till you break them apart for repair.
My first set was that 18v had it for seven years no problem then was stolen out my car money was low had settled for Rigid. Good news I just Ordered new Xr 3 tool set for my Birthday in May the saw Hammer drill, Oscillating I half buy second set with Impact Sawzall, Drill driver then I would have 3 Drills & 4Batteries, 2chargers for under 600$ best to buy two sets Double Batteries are Quicker.
as it happens i was looking for a tool kit of my own and i trust your judgement as far as tools go, i'm going with dewalt. seems like the best choice
He would have said Milwaukee is better had they sent him free tools. Nothing wrong with DeWalt though.
I KNOW this is sponsored but, wangle star atleast its for a great tool comp. My father and i run a electrical business and we buy nothing but dewalt, they do make some great products.
I didn't know you were a firefighter. We need to see how a professional in BOTH disciplines dresses his Halligan and axe!
I could care less that this was even a "paid" promotion...no matter the brand, tools these days are amazing, everyone fights over what is best when go back 20 years stuff would be "junk." Technology in tools is just insane and I appreciate it.
EDIT...Yes, some tools 20 years ago where BUILT to last longer, I agree! Today though...I just don't know how we get a tool manufacturing company to not build tools that only have a 5 year shelf life...sadly.
I have some equipment of DeWalt,, Makita Craftsman, and Bosch. I must warn you all; DO NOT TOUCH BOSCH as far as I concern the new stuff (in contrary to the old stuff) they are making is plain garbage, as far as I concern. I've gotten burned and will never buy Bosch again!
Leane Garden Before about five months I‘ve got two Bosch cordless tools an Skil saw and a hammer drill and I‘m very impressed much Power and very good build quality but I think time will show the truth but Bosch i known to make long lasting tools
This may be a bit late but how about building some bedroom furniture like a dresser, chest of drawers, or something else with a carcase, drawers, and shelves. Dove tail the drawers, biscuit the case goods, and show it step by step.
hey +DeWalt I second the idea of Solar charging panels not just for the big Batt charger but for a single charger to reduce weight for the guy who has to bike or hike the tools out to a job
I also second the idea of a couple of USB ports maybe even a line of LED work lights
Yeah I’m fine with my Milwaukee I’ve already invested in their brand and the m18 platform
My Dewalt tools gather dust in the garage and my Milwaukee stuff is in my truck for daily use. In my opinion, you have the better tools
Daniel Sanders
Hell yeah man
Milwaukee is awesome
That table saw with stand, and that mitersaw with stand. I definitely want to get those!!!!!!
If you don't know by now that Cody is a person with great integrity then you haven't been watching him. Before you make critical accusations make sure what you are talking about.
Build a HUGE treehouse, something that the whole family can sleep in and relax.
How about some wood furniture for your porch and/or Jack's treehouse?
Amidst all the whining, I hope someone notices that there's actually some pretty cool stuff here. He was up front and honest about being sponsored. There's nothing wrong with liking the products. I hate that fanboy crap. No matter what kind of product there is, there's always a group that just can't stand the fact that someone else thinks another brand is good too. Some people are married to a brand like it's a personal relationship and these companies don't even know they exist. Just be happy with your purchase and let others be happy with theirs, even if their free.
I have to laugh because I have that same exact ancient 18 volt dewalt drill. It still works well.
I remember first time I seen one of these saws I laughed…I own 2 circ saws,miter saw and a whole gaggle of batteries..definitely a game changer
ive started to change over to cordless as i work maintenance on a stadium and yo can not always be in reach of power
the only issue i have is getting all my required tools to the work area pulling 2 carts and then my miter saw so 3 trips and its all dewalt
even my dog is called dewalt
Dewalt really means a lot to him
Very good video like normal. Thanks for such a great review. Dewalt made a great choice in using you for their demo..
I would love to get some battery powered tools like this eventually. It would make projects so much easier not to have the frustration of running extension cords.
Portable radial arm. I'm guessing engineers are finally expected to have to field experience, which went combined with user output, a good tool is getting designed.
Love the review. With so much sway at DeWalt now...can you please ask them to make everything in USA WITH AMERICAN MADE PARTS, instead of GLOBAL PARTS?!?!
I have the same drill you do. It was also my first power tool but until recently I shied away from Dewalt due to quality issues I noticed in their first line of cordless drills when i started working in trades. In fact, when doing drywall my GC would buy us Dewalt drills for screwing in the drywall and we would constantly have to buy new ones as they just didn’t last. Now I’m getting ready to replace a lot of corded tools i have built up in my shop over the years and had been Leary of going cordless till the recent iterations of cordless tools and increase in battery tech. If only we could have our tools designed, sourced and made TOTALLY in the USA again. I would convert ALL my tools to the manufacturer that made that commitment in a heart beat...can you help?!?!
My experience with Dewalt: The Dewalt tools seem to be built well, other than the brushes on the motors. The batteries seem to be some of the worst compared to other major brands. They are also so expensive to replace its almost cheaper just to buy another drill. I have moved on to another brand.
You look to be about fifty. You say your eyes are getting dimmer. Me too. Of course I'm older. Today is my 77th birthday. But my eyes are better now than when I was your age. This year I had cataract surgery. You should look into it. Tremendous improvement. They tell me I'm at the age that most people need it. It only takes about twenty minutes and their is no pain. I wish I had had it done twenty years sooner.
The reciprocating blade container is awesome
Nice set of cordless tools do they sell cordless routers and sanders ? The old shop has nothing in the new one good job. 🇨🇦
yup I love my cordless drill it's amazing!
Wranglestar goes QVC . And if you call right now we'll double that order !!!! but wait there's more......
They do make a shop vac to. Just saying. Great video.
@dewalt I still think this channel provides a really strong view. I do rely on this channel as a source of consideration.
Did you consider the SHOP VAC? :D Still a useful video three years later.
Wranglerstar clean up that floor lol, be a good job for Jack!
I wonder if the power station drains one battery at a time while running a tool from the inverter or if it drains all of them simultaneously.
rate the tool, not the brand.
good vid by the way.
for the most part, i havnt found too much of a differance on the mid end tool brands (makita, milwaukee, dewalt, bosch ect)
Thank you for saying thats a sponsored video right away.
I viewed this video later in the season. Did you in fact make something for Mrs W?
I was wondering if you considered reviewing electric chainsaws both corded and battery? I am curious to see how chaps would stand up to them, I see all kinds of disclaimers that manufacturers don't recommend their chaps for electrics. On the other hand nothing marketed as "for use with electric chainsaws".
No alternatives are offered so is it a case of "better than nothing"?
Very cool video !!! Makes me wanted to be a contractor ! Thanks !
WOW you got all the goodies lol Enjoy my friend..
DeWalt is where its at in Power Tools- yes sir
I prefer Bosch we have had dewalt the Bosch is the best we have had. We have tried all manufacturers. I understand and respect any body else's decisions!
What would be a useful review video? Starting with a complete set of charged batteries.... try using them on all required tool for the given project and/or day without attempting to recharge! A good real world idea of what to expect for run time usage.... the biggest part of the equation of using cordless tools! Thanks! O:-)
Still got a problem getting that mitre-saw through a doorway due to the sliding track width ... got to go through sideways ... (?)
my Ryobi cordless have all these options you named that the DeWalt have
A dewalt solar panel would be the ultimate solar panel!😀
For being the first tools he ever had and dismantling automobiles with that reciprocating saw it sure looks awful clean to be that old and used that much.
This video was made before you remodeled your shop? How come you waited to release it?
just rember that dewalt no longer has the rip fence included or the screw to keep it in there tool kitsaneymore you have to call and pay 25to 30$ by the time its gets to you
Set the miter saw to 45º for smaller storage
Is it just me or is he rocking the Roy Orbison look?
Dewalt need to sponsor him
Prices would be very helpful.
sir I just wanted to know if the table saw had a riving knife that you can purchase... I would just want to limit my chances of kick back
I like the selection
Well done and simple. I like your video! Thanks for sharing!
... very nice job.
Thanks for your time.
if some company gave me all that kit I could say how wonderful the tools are lol