Dewalt Power Detect vs Milwaukee Fuel
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- Опубликовано: 27 апр 2020
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I'll take Milwaukee impact drivers over Dewalts, but Dewalt drills are simply the best. Great power, great feel and balanced and just work great.
and that is why I love all tool brands. each brand has its own powerful too in a certain category
He had the Milwaukee in reverse, so that’s why it took 40 seconds on the concrete
when I'm at work. I have the DeWalt hammer drill and my friends have the Milwaukee. when we're laying pipe on concrete walls . the DeWalt hammer drill is by far the first choice we all use because it just goes through concrete better. And when you're cutting a hundred holes in concrete in a day DeWalt is superior
Correct, the Dewalt hammer drill is far better then Milwaukee
Just out of curiosity, why would you use this sort of "hammer drill" when putting one hole after the other in concrete? It might be able to drill, but it's a joke compared to a proper SDS rotary hammer, even a small one.
The King is back, Baby ... The 3 speeds on the Dewalt is great , it puts the drill on a whole other level. That kit is actually $275.00. ✌ Be Safe....😷
thank you sir
I've noticed that Millwaukee is better for metal but Dewalt is better for carpentry.
@@HerrenGamingNews lol. Same.!
@@HerrenGamingNews Dewalt Sawing, Milwaukee Fastening. That is the way I’m lining mine up.! But Milwaukee keeps bringing the heat.!
Another good tool review again thanks always for sharing video 👊
I thank you Charles
I love you videos from Ireland and l watched your videos since you started thank you for replying to my last comment 👍👍👍
I reply to every comment. its just tough to reply to the reply lol
Thank from you efforts Nik !
Demonstrative is good to know , from my side is bad for the tools that hammer mechanism that's way Bosch had made a drill bit how doesn't need hammer action to drill in the concrete or stone .
Is no bigger then 12 mm but is unbelievable good and very good quality.
very good and I thank you for sharing Dino
I wouldn't sell up to the 998 from any of the other big drills but it appears to be a viable contender if someone is looking for a new drill.
more test are coming. I wanna see if this new dewalt hammer drill needs that battery to perform like this
Awesome!!Thanks for share🤙
I thank you Joster
For people that are wondering what the ryobi blower is, its an air mattress inflator/deflator 😂🤣😭. Nice touch to use it to clear areas though.
it is a very useful little tool :)
Hey man, I enjoy your vids.. just wanna point out that on those chucks you have to lock them by tightening as much as you can by hand twisting clockwise-THEN a click in the counter clockwise direction will lock the chuck. A lot of guys don’t know that and they just assume that their chucks are crappy or something and they slip bits all the time. Cheers!
that is correct. and I thank you Mike
Is that true? I never did that and never had an issue with the chuck getting loose 🤔
@@piciu256 yea try it out on your drill.. tighten as much as possible, then give a slight counter-clockwise (left) turn until you feel the click.. that’s how you lock it.
@@mikedeezle2249 Im afraid I won't see a difference either way :P but thanks for the tip.
Its crazy how small the milwaukee drill is and how powerful it is
I agree with you on that
Thanks for the videos MCT ; really in joying them !!
I was woundering if you could happen to may be do a video on building something easy and small enough to learn thanks
working on the house videos will be coming soon :)
Thanks man ; ^)
Wazzup bro👍🏼✌🏼 nice review THANK YOU FOR THE INFO........
I thank you JR
Sounds like the dewalt is delivering harder hammer impacts! That dewalt sounds freaking awesome! My old dewalt hammer drill (brushed) is not sounding as healthy but I love it still! But I know the replacement will be that power detect!
The power detect is a beast
I mean sure, the DeWalt is the better hammer drill...but that little Ryobi blew them both away!
I'll see myself out.
lol
That test was outdated
That little ryobi blower was a nice touch instead of letting the dust settle! Smart!
I thank you Lonedesertfox
Buen día, felicitaciones por tan excelente video, un saludo cordial desde medellin colombia.
I thank you Nelson
Would be good if you could get hold of some ship auger bits bit harder for the drills to push show who's got the most grunt💪
more tests are coming and thank you Ashton
In the milwaukee concrete test it looked like it started off spinning correctly, then you made some adjustment (pushed switch to the right?), then it spun in reverse. The dewalt appears to spin correctly throughout. On a further note VCG's TTR shows a more comparable outcome between these two in the concrete test.
I thank you for viewing Sholtheim
i noticed that as well. the 40 sec Milwaukee run was turning counter clockwise lol
yes man he did push button to reverse mode look how the concret drill spin at first and after he stop and change it over,i watch the video more than 10 times because i know the tool i use daily in my trade
Amazing even in reverse the fuel still got the job done
@@jemlyhtoo6366yea there’s no way the M18 lost that bad at drilling concrete. That should’ve been AT MOST, a 25 second hole
Love the vids man! I'm just looking at getting my first set of toolsm any recommendations on getting either a dewalt or milwaukee 10 tool kit? I am ignorant in this field. Thank you !
you can go wrong with either of them, Dewatl makes the best hammer drill so far and Milwuakee makes the best impact driver. so you will be good for either brand
Curios to see how the old 996 stacks up against the 998 with the new 8ah battery. I’ve got a 996 and I’m wondering if I should consider the upgrade or just a new battery. Lol
we will find out in the future and thank you viewing palmer
Everyone take a shot Everytime he says TIME 😆 🍻
lol
Please do the reciprocating saw soon.
as soon as I get it I will
Considering how much smaller Milwaukee is it does pretty good but their damn chuck getting locked up is why I went back to dewalt 996
both of them are awesome
Yeah it was the Chuck issues that scared me away from Milwaukee I use DeWALT and RIDGID tools happy with both so far
@@6548ww rigid and milwaukee are sister companies... they use the same parts.
@@jesuschrist4980 First off you are not Jesus Christ and 2nd well for some reason it was only reported the Milwaukee Hammer Drills did have the chuck issue? none of the Ridgid line 4 or 5 had that problem so don't crawl my bones that's just what was reported and not by me and I did see the videos on RUclips where the Milwaukee HDs did lock up and wouldn't release the bit research for yourself and yes you fool I am fully aware Milwaukee and Ridgid are owned by the same company and may share some internal parts but just because Milwaukee had the chuck issues doesn't mean Ridgid will too
Dewalt's handle connector part is farr better for one reason.. that being the fact that you can connect heavy duty third party accessories and in my line of work it's the only drill that can do it
a handle is very important and having a beefier one is essential and I thank you for viewing Richard
WARNING: if you are a Milwaukee fanboy please redirect your viewing to VCG videos
lol
For real Black and yellow all day
Lol
@@ManCaverTools nick probably love this video he a dewalt fan boy lol
Lol , god one
I think you had the Mil on reverse on the concrete test
a lot of people say that so I will redo this test soon
It is just the camera's frames per second giving that perception. They are both drilling in the correct direction.
@@justinrichey2027 look at the switch on the Milwaukee during the concrete then look at the dewalt, the Milwaukee is in reverse
@@justinrichey2027 if the pointer finger side is pushed in that’s forward
According to your personal experience, what do you recommend to buy?
The Milwaukee drill is great. It's got a great handle like you said, plenty or torque, but the only thing is their hammer function sucks
more tests are coming and I thank you Nuclear
Milwaukee was in reverse on that last hole. That’s why it took 40 seconds
If you haven't yet, I'd like to see the dewalt extreme 12v's the impact
I did a couple of videos on the Dewalt 12v impact extreme and more will be coming
@@ManCaverTools word!
I am no Dewalt or Milwaukee fanboy here, I bought Dewalt as it was best bang for the buck where i live. One thing that bugs me is the length and overall size on there combi drills like dewalt 796/ 996 compared to the Milwaukee m18 fuel, i wish they could make more compact version of the 796/996 at least alot shorter chuck but still have the power the 796/996 delivers
the dewalt power detect is the best one
Do Power Detect vs FlexVolt! I want to see how each battery lasts compared to one another.
will do sir and I thank you
DeWalt will win on battery run time is my suspicion
The video was interesting !! I have a question: only I noticed that in the last test Milwaukee drilled in reverse mode?
it was not in reverse mode
I've watched it a lot now....but it looks like the Milwaukee was going in reverse for the second concrete test with the bigger bit. It started out going clockwise...but then there was a little pause before it goes to full speed, and it sure looks like it is going counter clockwise compared to the dewalt test.
its an illusion. it appeas to go in reverse bit its not. check out my old craftsman drill video I recently uploaded. there is dry wall mud on it and it looks like its going in reverse when it is going forward
E we speed makes it look that way like in car wheels spinning
I’ve watched screen recordings in slow mo, and when he pulls the bit out after 40 seconds it is indeed spinning in reverse before coming to a stop
Ha Hah Hah Hah Hah Hah Hah Hah Hah the Milwaukee is dog shit
@@thomaswilliam630 lol
WOW the mans got some tools : )
Yes I do, the channel pays for them and im also in debt lol
@@ManCaverTools Yeah but you still got amazing tool : )
Dave, great tests! I own the DCD996, which this Power Detect should be pretty close. I don't knopw if ti wa smeant to superced my 996 or not, but so far does not seem that impressive as it is neck and neck with th eMilwaukee. Even VCG guys in their tool test raw last week went neck and neck up until one tie breaker at the ned that wa sone by a nose hair. So I expected this Power Detect to be noticeably better than the current DCD996 model, and noticebly better than Milwaukee, which it is not. I Might acquire one and make a video for our channel and test it against my own DCD996 to see if it's any better, but I doubt that it will be.
I think its a good idea :)
Reading your comment felt like that Dewalt was Drilling into my brain...
Oh man shut up vcg videos are dumb as hell cus the white boy cant use tools properly too much user error on their videos
Pickle Rick I agree those vcg “tool test” videos are retarded as fuck. Anybody with half a brain can see the huge user errors and inconsistent start/stop times.
Oh man. Please put the new Hilti Hammer in that concrete!
I did and I thank you sky
Try the dcd796 vs the m18 fuel drill like too see that battle.
will so and thank you Ap
I usto have dewalt but the warrenty on milwakee is to good the tools are really good as well
Very good. both are very good tools
@@ManCaverTools yes i know
Both drills performed pretty equally with the exception of the concrete ...dewalt killed it...l noticed though the dewalt looked pretty big compared to the Milwaukee...nice vid
I thank you Nicholas
We have Milwaukee’s at work and I never liked them. I ended up bringing in my dewalt stuff and the guys I work with ask to borrow my stuff a lot. DEWALT FTW.
Dewalt's Power detect hammer is the best on the market right now in my opinion
And then the walls clapped
That's funny, because every carpenter on my job swears by Milwaukee except one crew, who use Makita. Dewalt always ends up with the apprentices. LOL.
Is it just me or the milwaukee battery kind jumps around at it drills? We got a 1" impact gun and the big batteries do the same thing, it works, but just kinda weird that the battery doesnt feel solid in the tool when its being used. I like dewalt and milwaukee, but just something noticed.
Not gonna lie, that DW was fast, but with that large of a discrepancy in time between the 2, would have been good if you did at least 1-3 more holes in concrete in this video.
more tests are coming :)
Do you guys in usa not get XRP? We in uk get XR and XRP drills
We the Xr, Power detect, Flexvolt and the Flexvolt advantage
I guess the Dewalt performed so well on this tests because you're using Milwaukee gloves... :D
lol
i have both drills and the dewalt is terrible if u have to drill in tighter spaces. if will destroy you're fingers and wrist or swing around and knock you out. with the milwaukee you dont worry about any of that. I can literally have 2 fingers on that drill in a tight space and it its so smooth and will cut off if the bit grabs.
very good, and I thank you for viewing Chris
Dude, the Milwaukee was spinning in reverse. You did not question the huge difference it time in the concrete? That should have called for an immediate re-do to confirm the results.
the milwuakee was not spinning in reverse. I watched it over and over again. the dewalt even looks like it going in reverse form a few times. its an illusion. look at the start up again.
@@ManCaverTools Sorry. Just trying to explain the huge difference. I'm not a Milwaukee fan boy, but to take 45 seconds doesn't seem real. Maybe it was the block, or the bit?
indyvin “I’m not a Milwaukee fan boy” 😂 suuuuure
indyvin I just bought dewalt set last week concrete hammer drill is insane and it’s very load compared to. Watch it again hear the noise deference
That was definitely in reverse.
You drilled 4 holes in the 2x4 w/ the Dewalt, but not with the Milwaukee?
Sadly but Milwaukee was moving in reverse direction. I personally use same model and it never take that long to drill hole in concrete
it might have been a bad bit. but the milwuakee was not in reverse and I thank you for viewing S Waleed
After watching screen recordings in slow mo, the bit was indeed moving in reverse
True, the Milwaukee was in reverse in both concrete holes, no way to compare the drills
@@ManCaverTools It was not a bad bit, honestly I can see that you start the drill and quickly change it to reverse mode, I think that for a person that tries to review tools you should know that better
@@ManCaverTools watched it @ 0.25x speed, can confirm it was in reverse
Appeared to be in reverse with the Milwaukee on the large concrete bit.
I thank you for viewing Taylor
It was. After watching screen recordings in slow mo, it was in reverse
I know that was bull the Milwaukee was not that much slower than the Dewalt
Looked like he actually put it in reverse just before going full speed
So is the dewalt better at concrete or did it hit a soft spot cause the time was a huge difference
more concrete tests will be coming
@@ManCaverTools can't wait
In construction the oldest hammer drills were the Hilti's. I dropped the corded ones off of 16 foot ladders by accident with no damage to the gun. The old USA made Milwaukee corded I believe they were called "black hawk" we're one of my favorites due to its light weight, compact size. Over the years people decided that buying a cheaper tool made in China and having less use is more important than supporting American manufacturers and paying more for a longer lasting product so milwaukee went that route which always hurts good USA manufacturers.
Stores like harbor freight attract these type of customers who like spending nothing on China made crap and give no shits that their hurting the good usa manufacturers that professionals like me prefer.
Dewalt ist even made in the USE anymore. Their made in the USA sticker with global materials is just that., what it really means is assembled in the USA. that also means they take a China tool and put in a bag as kit on USA soil. That is legal enough to say "MADE IN THE USA"
This is the reason why I only use SDS drills and bits
For concrete i use sds+ bits
very good and I than you Steve
@@ManCaverTools it just takes forever to drill concrete with regular bits and there's times that regular bits won't even work.
Hi, The milwakee you tested is fpd2?
I dont think so
working in milwaukee extraction position . It starts at 8.05 with the right direction. stop and continue with reverse position 8:06
You guys need to drill through steel and compare between them
metal tests are coming :)
It kinda looked like the video speeded up when the dewalt was drilling the concrete. It looked like the time should've been like 26 seconds. That had to be a soft spot in that concrete
it is not lol
@@ManCaverTools you had the Milwaukee in reverse in accident. That’s why it took 40 seconds. I’ve watched screen recordings in slow mo
@@ezrawaters6653 wrong. Keep in mind video doesn't record at 1000hz. Have a look at a recording of a helicopter, it looks like the blades are in reverse at times, it's just the way recording equipment works.
Milwaukee fanbois, lol
I own only DeWalt, and I know of camera illusions related to FPS and the syncing of the camera. But the test that everyone is talking about with the Milwaukee in concrete was definitely odd. Even at .25 speed it still looks like reverse. I don’t know if it is possible to drill through concrete in reverse though. Idk. Just kinda odd.
I can assure you it was not in reverser the way I hold my drills assures that. I keep my thumb pushed on the transmission switch, which means its pushed to be in forward
That's reversing, yes... but the publisher didn't realize it..
It is possible to drill in reverse, ive done it before! I caught it early.. but very possible. I watched at 0.25 speed and looks reverse.... idfk whos gonna hire the forsenic team ?! Lmao jp jp
@@ManCaverTools if the thumb of your right hand was pushed in.... it was in REVERSE
Butt hurt Milwaukee fans. Dewalt just barebacked your drill.
Man caver, do you remember the grey kabolt cordless tools?
Its 399 with the dcf887 and a 2amp.
With employee discount and daddy trumps check😂im buying it on friday
very good and I thank you Rick
That was boring.
Boring, get it?
I'll show myself out.
LOL love the Pun and I thank you William
Greetings from Indonesia
greetings
God damn that dewalt chews through concrete lol
Keep it rated e for everyone
it did. its a beast. but we will find out in the future if it does well with regular batteries
Get over it cry baby this is reality.
When both products are clearly good quality products I would just simply go for either whatever batteries you have and stay in that camp or the best price you can get because you cannot go wrong with either. I mean are people really that conserved about saving a quarter of a second on a drill I mean I suppose over 10 years you may have saved yourself one minute of time but then again if something cost $30 less it feels like the cheaper one would be the better solution.
Have you ever been to Menards?
yes. the menards by me doesnt really have to many tools :(
9:00 - [angry DeWalt noises]
lol
Adam Sander-esque noises
Why test result is very different with VCG chanel test?
it all depends how they are tested. im a one man show. so the same person is running both tools
I think the same person will make fair and accuracy test
My hammer drill just came in today with a free 5.0 battery from international tool , replacing my old brushless Milwaukee drill🙂
very good. The brushless version is so much better
At 6:40 seconds of the video, you hold Milwaukee in your left hand and you don’t have any self-power. You concentrate all your power on your right hand. So the drill bit becomes curved...
ill take a look at that wang. but people are saying its in reverse when it is not. ill try to have better control on it comes to the concrete tests and I thank you Wang
There is a reason project farm normalizes the force with known quantities. Stuff like this should always be given with the caveat of what the variables are.
@@ManCaverTools it was in forward during the pilot hole, and also at 8:05 when you gave a split second of trigger. But then somehow you accidentally put it in reverse between 8:05 and 8:06, because when you pull out the bit after 41 seconds, you can easily see it moving in reverse before coming to a stop
@@ManCaverTools 8:48 is where you can see the bit in reverse as you pull it out. And you went the full 41 seconds without stopping the drill, so that proves that it was in reverse
Didn't he explain at the end that the red slipped into drill mode on the concrete. There is no doubt the dewalt is more powerful but not by 30sec. The red has more torque at low speed for wood drilling or boring where as the dewalt will lock out on large bits. So purchase according to use.
this power detect is the most powerful hammer drill on the market.
@@ManCaverTools how many nm has the Dewalt?
No, the Hilti did that. The Milwaukee was in hammer the whole time.
Could you drill metal too?
Really should be doing multiple holes ect to get an average. A single hole doesn't account for variability.
some tests do get multiple holes, I thank you for viewing CS
Imo theyre pretty close in performance but as an electrician who owns both I would go ahead and recommend the m18 fuel line. Longevity and power.
very good and I thank you for viewing Cam
As a pipe fitter of many years I cannot recommend any Milwaukee as their drill chucks wear out too quick causing hole saw arbors to fall in between studded and rocked walls. Their impact driver collars prematurely fail too.
Time for Milwaukee to start making their drills in the USA with more USA parts to compete with dewalt
So which one am I supposed to buy
that depends on what battery system you want to buy into
@@ManCaverTools I bought the deWalt lol
During the concrete drilling test the Milwaukee was running in reverse
I also saw that. I played the video at 1/4 speed, screen recorded, and looked at every frame I could. Milwaukee was definitely in reverse
I dont think it was but if it was I am sorry
@@ManCaverTools I personally believe that the Dewalt is more effective at drilling concrete, doing so in 1/3 the time of the Milwaukee I believe is evidence of an anomaly.
Dewalt it is a king👍🏻
I do thank you so much for viewing :)
I love you Dewalt ❤️
very good and I thank you Eduardo
I have never owned any Dewalt products before, but the more and more they grow on me. May have to giv'em a try
Відео було цікавим!!
У мене питання: лише я помітив, що в останньому тесті Milwaukee бурив в режимі реверса?
I thank you for viewing :)
Might of helped if the milwaukee wasn't reversing into the block.
it was not in reverse, its an illusion, this power detect is a beast and it destroyed the HILTI and the Milwaukee fuel Hammer drill is a weak hammer drill
@@ManCaverTools I use them both everyday, and yes the dewalt beats the milwaukee when it comes to the hammer function drilling into concrete. By a very slight margin. It does not by any means beat it that much. With the amount of people saying it's in reverse, I think it calls for a rematch.
@@JoeBlack-if3tz After watching screen recordings in slow mo, it was definitely in reverse. Milwaukee got cheated
Dewalt is the king in drills it went threw that concrete like it was nothing love the power it has sorry Milwauke fans and hilti fans just can't beat Dewalt
this new power detect drill is amazing
I think u hit a knot that time cause that's the first. I drilled a bunch of holes and it always goes all the way threw on speed 3
Jason Shepherd Milwaukee still better. There promos are second to none if you know how to shop you can get Milwaukee tools for the price of dewalt! I think that gives them a leg up since they are so close in performance. Plus the m12 line just makes them that much better 😉
@@ScotchAddict35 Dewalt is better I got both of them and don't get me wrong Milwauke is awesome but when it comes to doing concrete work man that Dewalt spanks Milwaukee ass all day long
@@ScotchAddict35 Milwaukee is not better than Dewalt. I love the power that drill has and that video is true get one and put it beside the Milwaukee and do a concrete test that Dewalt is a beast nothing will touch it
I own both. The Mill blows away the Dewalt when it comes to any phillips bit screw. The torque is WAY faster. Dewalt spins and slips and strips.
What happens when a dewalt FLEXVOLT hammer drill vs Milwaukee
I was just notified by DeWalt that K-Drill augers cannot be used with ANY DeWalt DRILLS. If you are caught by DeWalt, your warranty will be immediately void.
Even though K-Drill made videos of using DeWalt drills with their auger, they are misleading. DeWalt drills are not made to be used this way.
My own warranty was voided because of this.
this channel always voids the warranty very quickly lol
Made in the USA is the only thing I need to know! Dewalt
Its not actually made in the USA. Only some tools are assembled in the USA with with the parts actually made in a China
They legally can consider a tool kit made in the USA by putting a China tool in a bag, then they can actually put a stamp saying made in the USA on it
@@ManCaverTools can you remake this video with the new dewalt tool the flex volt
Actually legally for the Made in USA lable, the tool has to be assembled in the US with at least 50% parts from North America. That includes Canada and Mexico.
Assembly could also happen in any of the US territories such as Guam or the Marshall Islands.
Cordless tools can only do so much. If you have heavy cement drilling to do you should really be using a rotary hammer. Hammer drills are just for the odd light duty things
sometimes jobs require raw power
@@ManCaverTools yes. I think the tool companies have tricked us into thinking cordless tools are heavy duty. They are not. As your test, and others, always show is these drills cutting out or getting overheated and sometimes dying. When I use my vintage American corded tools the only thing i worry about breaking is myself. Those tools are beasts.
@@timbarry5080 there are cordless rotary hammers as well.
They come handy when there are no AC outlets around
what happen begin at 8:00?, the Milwaukee is opposite function. Did you stop to change function? let watch at 0.25 speed. Do you lie us?
it is an illusion. the milwuakee was not in reverse. the power detect is way more powerful the the Fuel
The more videos I watch, the more I should have gone with the PD instead of the FA. Oh well.
When he drilled the concrete with a 10, Milwaukee was spinning backwards! There was more time!
it was not spinning backwards.
The speed of rpm on camera can cause it to appear spinning in either direction.
Shutter speed of the camera makes the illusion.
RUclips has the option to change the playback speed. And it was for sure going backwards, at least initially at 8:03
Black and yellow
I thank you Oliver
That is one thicc bit!
indeed it is
Please share a shoping link
I do add products in my newer videos. it would be hard to do that for my previous 700+ videos
Ok.thankyou
Put dewalt on speed 2 like Milwake is on speed 2
Milwake was on reverse on concrete
Did u notice that in the last test for the Milwaukee the drill was in reverse
damian 0202 I’m watching it over and over again right now. I think it’s in forward
It’s in the forward position
Maybe I'm just a Milwaukee fan lol
Anyways my kids and me love ur videos
Dewalt spanked that ass
Did anyone else see the battery/handle of the milwaukee shaking when he was drilling the block? I was waiting for the battery to fall out
the hammer feature majorly shakes the tools
He was in reverse on the Milwaukee
Beats per minute
Yes sir
Parece que estuvo girando al contrarío la broca de mielwaque
@4:43 you have Dewalt and Dewalt
yes I do and I thank you for pointing it out. it ok though
Milwaukee is superior based on the handle and size. But there's nothing wrong with the dewalt if you're in that platform
doesn't the dewalt win in this video?
@@ManCaverTools Depends on what you need it for, i use mine on the ice auger and the Milwaukee is superior in torque but not necessary the fastest. The handle is way better as well for my needs. More compact,
I got the drill, impact, 2 5AH batteries, charger, and hard case for $230. (Home depot free tool hack ( down to $266 from $400) and signed up for their CC saving more $. )
The dewalt is twice as big, I prefer the milwaukee compactness and still loots of power.
the Milwaukee is still a awsome drill. I thank you Alex
@@ManCaverTools thank u for the awesome content boss 😊🛠️
The Dewalt is only 2 ounces more
@@loucifer323 no one talked about weight sir.