You Won't Believe How Powerful 12v Tools Are!
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
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Great video…. I’d like to see a tool matchup of the Dewalt Xtreme SDS hammer drill and the new Milwaukee M12 Fuel hammer drill. I’m curious to see if there’s much of a difference drilling concrete with these tools.
I ran my new gen 3 with a 1 1/2 in Milwaukee switchblade bore bit on speed 2 and it didn't even stutter. The new gen 3 ID is a monster as well, especially to be so compact.
I have the dewalt 12v hammer drill. I've had for awhile I use and abuse it and it's never failed me. It drills holes in concrete with no problems. I actually sold all my milwaukee 12v and went will dewalt and it's the best move I made.
the milwaukee m12 handles are thick
@Man Caver Tools yes they are and thats a big draw back for me. I just love the way my 12v and 20v dewalts feel. Great videos BTW!
I think the gen 3 m12 fuel drill didn't do so well with the hole bit because the hilti just ruined the sharpness with all the spinning and no cutting
I miss the days when you didn’t pre-drill or reuse holes. Great video and great results, just a change I wasn’t expecting. Keep up the good work
The benefit of doing this is wood doesnt split anymore
@@ManCaverTools That makes sense. Hope you know I wasn’t picking, or complaining. Have a great day
I knew Milwaukee would be able to do in 2 what others took 1 for that m12 is a real beast.
Another great video man! That was a ton of info... great job packaging it.
These little guys are tough! 👍
I agree
NICE video, Dave! I like the new, fast format. VERY "Project Farm" like😊👍🏼💯
Just ran across the video.
Great video but stop putting any tool after that Hilti. It just burns up the hole saws.
3/10/23 Hd has the Milwaukee 12v drill&impact on sale $219, charger, 2amp,4 amp, amp free 5amp !
Good video! Just two things:
1. The Skil Pwrcore12 drill is missing from the lineup. I found it to be just as strong as the DeWalt and stronger than the previous gen of M12 Fuel.
2. When you show the results, having the bar graph version is easier to decipher, but if you place the best on the left and work from there instead of keeping each tool in the same spot might help some of us figure out which is leading - or display the results longer.
Overall, I like the changes!
there's a new Skil drill/driver and hammerdrill as well as a 1500 in-lbs impact driver. Wondering how would those fare against the new M12 Fuel tools
I agree with you. there needs to be lines going across for measurement.
@@luisinhoens90 do you have a model number on that new Pwrcore12 drill? The Skil 12V impact driver was less than impressive against my M12 Surge driver and DeWalt 12V impact driver, so it would be interesting to see how a newer, more powerful one would stand up to the Surge.
@@l00nybin I think they're hitting the stores right now. I saw them here along with the part numbers ruclips.net/video/D5eRCkaq3q4/видео.html
I saw Hyper Tough has 12 volt now too! Dave, you should show us!
Thanks for this. Can you also try the new M12 with the new High out put batteries and test against them?
that will be the next video
please do milwauke 3.0 CP vs HO 2.5 CP batteries as well please
How to buy Milwaukee gen 3 fullset with battery, much online seller can't send to my country, if including battery
Milwaukee gen 3 on a different level. Torque monster
The one test with 5in lag you went through a soft spot you should always do each 3 times so you get accurate results
I've noticed mulwaukees drill in speed 2 will actually rev way down before cutting out. Dewalts drill slow down a little and cut out. So its hard to say which is stronger when one does cut it from bogging down
higher speed = less torque when it comes to drills
love the new look of the way you do your videos. super cool
I thank you Major
Dave this is the award winning video….I’m shocked with the results..I have all 3 except Hilti..the new M12 let me down with the hole saw and the concrete test.
I could be wrong but if the new M12 has higher torque claims how did it loose the hole saw challenge, just curious..the dewalt was awesome..they are all good.
Eh, the same bits & hole saws were used for all tools - and the new M12 went last.. in other words, it's at a disadvantage in those tests.
I have been passing up the Makita CXT drill combo clearanced at Home Depot at $79 and a 5 amp hour battery on clearance as well for $39 figuring these small tools don't have power. Maybe I will rethink my decision and stop in and see if they are still available tomorrow.
Check if it’s brushed or brushless. I have a brushed CXT and it definitely feels lightweight compared with M12 Fuel. I haven’t tested it hard, but I’d be amazed if it came close to competing.
(Whether you need the power or not….that’s a good question)
its worth it if its brushless
Makitas have underwhelming power for the price of their tools. If it's the brushed on clearance 900 inch pounds ain't much for 12v. Their CXT brushed drill is weak too. Very underwhelming performance, compared to even their own brushless models they replace.
I have that Makita CXT drill & impact driver kit which I bought on sale 2 years ago for $99. It's much less powerful than the Milwaukee Fuel 12v or DeWalt brushless 12v counterparts. That said it's does what I need it to do for regular household maintenance and light building (drilling and screwing together 2x4 studs). Their lightweight makes them better to work with. I have a set of Makita 18v brushless for more intense work but to tell the truth I rarely need to use them. I think for $79 the CXT combo kit is a great deal unless you just want one set to do all.
And that was without the new HO batteries. The Gen 3 is a must buy.
You going to Review the new SKILL line of power Tools
Excellent video Dave. Maybe the best I've seen you do.
This is amazing great video thanks now let’s see then new skil circular saw vs the atomic Dewalt circular saw 🎉
Can you do the 12v impacts next ? :D
He already did
Digging the Halloween theme! Great video
The Gen 2 M12 Fuel is 25,500 BPM, not 32,500 which is actually top tier 18V tool value.
But it still makes sense as there are still 3000 BPM over the Gen 3 which didn't perform as good on concrete
Yes it does, Big difference as well. Gen2 has the Better Hammer feature by far
How about a review on the new CAT power tools
You’re supposed to put it in hammer setting for masonry drilling
correct. aka "Hammer mode"
Overall , I have to say the older M12 hammer drill is probably better.. running cooler it should last longer.. I have one , and use it a lot..
The problem with the Gen 2 is the speed 2 gear ratio. It's like trying to haul a trailer up a hill in 6th gear. It spins the fastest but it is not a patch on the Gen 3 for torque.
@@procrastinator1842 And the Gen-2 has a terrible e-clutch and trigger. The Gen-3 is leagues better than the Gen-2. Heat isn't an issue for the types of tasks that a 12v drill is typically used for. If you're drilling holes in concrete and using large diameter hole saws, you should be using an 18v drill to begin with.
@@ZeGermanHam All I need the Gen 3 M12 to do is sufficiently drill 1" holes in pine with a spade bit. 100 holes or so, once a week.
Every other tool in the M12 line up is more than enough for my work (electrician), so to just have one M18 tool and the rest all m12 is insane IMO. Its like running 2 brands of tools.
We’re those pumpkins 12volt pumpkins?
I have 12v DeWalt and Milwaukee tools and like them both. I used to have a 12v Ridgid drill that worked great. But my wife and daughter took it away from me for their use solely 😂
I dont have a Ridgid 12v tool yet :(
Have three Hilti SF2 👌🏻👍🏻
With these concrete hammer drill tests, the quality of the hole matters. Most of these under powered drills result in lots of chip out near the top of the hole.
So I know this is a couple weeks old, but I'm looking to eventually upgrade my old Craftsman C3 drill. I really like the DeWalt 12v Xtreme line but I am also thinking of the Atomic drill since it is only a little bigger but gets me on the 20v line. Have you done a comparison between the Atomic and Xtreme drills? They seem to be so close in size and power that it seems like an interesting comparison.
I enjoy your channel!
20v has more power but you’ll go broke on batteries, unless there’s a Christmas sale.
Still glad I got a spare gen two m12 hammer drill and impact . Don’t think the gen 3 is all that good getting to warm don’t see it lasting longer
its powerful but I feel like the Hammer Feature is slacking. it has 10,500 BPM less than the previous model
@@ManCaverTools so get the Gen 2 for hammering and the Gen 3 for drilling and driving. Got it.
Or just skip these for hammer function and get a 12V SDS rotary hammer drill...
@@l00nybin Get the M12 SDS for hammering 😉
@@procrastinator1842 or the DeWalt 12V SDS...
First.
Is it just me or is he also on speed 2. 😆
lol
I don’t know, I was watching the video on speed 2.
Did you use a new bit for each test? If not the first tool would have a distinct advantage.
no tool gets a fresh brand new bit. these bits have been used for years. and no, I am not going to buy a brand new bit per tool for each video. the only bits I replace often are concrete bits. most of these bits are $10-$15 each and it would be a waste of material to just throw a bit away after a single test.
I wonder if the Milwaukee gen 3 would’ve won every battle with the 6.0 battery
Love the video
I thank you Patrick
@@ManCaverTools thx man
The New Milwaukee M 12 is a GEN 3 NOT 4 The New M18 is on it’s fourth generation.
You weight chart isn't quite right. You need to convert oz into lbs to get the scale right. The bar on the chart is showing the hilti as 2.11 lbs when its actually 2lbs 11oz. It should be at 2.7lbs on the bar chart.
you are correct. we need lines going across to measure. my bad on that. Ill make sure I choose that graph
It is Milwaukee m12 gen 3 not gen 4, please get it right. Gen 4 is Milwaukee's new m18 Fuel hammer drill.
I know, I had to reshoot the voice over as well. not sure why I even called them by the generation. trust me, I know I messed up with that
Who cares
makita 12v is also very poweful :)
No, it's very weak compared to the dewalt and mulwaukee...
@@procrastinator1842 not true
@@riba2233 Okay, show me then.
@@procrastinator1842 sure, I will just teleport to your location and show you lol. There are some german reviews
@@riba2233 Is this a brand new one?
Dave just my opinion but I think you need to slow down during these videos. You go through the video so fast we don’t even have time to acknowledge what’s going on.
Totally agree dude. It’s stressful listening to him speed along
Hell no, this is perfect. Just like project farm, all info, no filler. Perfect speed.
Change the playback speed
@@JoshR512 I rather the video just be recorded in a normal non hurried fashion. I don’t wanna be changing settings and whatnot.
@@procrastinator1842 you'll notice that Todd uses a normal speaking pace and edits out any pauses and breaks. He doesn't talk like he's doing the disclaimer in a commercial at 120 words/min. Dave could do the same and keep the new video style while making it easier to listen to.
Blows per minute-not beats
Wheres Makita?
I dont have the Makita
really dont care about how powerfull milwaukee m12 drills are, the grip sucks
If the battery didn't go into the handle it wouldn't be so bad. they should really switch it up to and make it the slide under like their own 18v line up and every other 12v line except Bosch
@@Techprep23 agree, m12 tools are great otherwise
I agree, that grip does suck.
I agree as well. Milwaukee grip sucks
It’s funny, I didn’t notice that until I tried a Makita 12v. Much nicer grip.
I find I’m often using my tools in weird and cramped positions where I can’t hold them normally, so it doesn’t really matter to me.
I like the quicker videos but you almost cut out all the personality and it’s feeling a bit monotoned
Dave Faster is better...keep doin these fast vids its way better
DeWalt is such and embarresment