Nah, you're not a knucklehead you are an enthusiast. I think it's awesome when someone is excited about something. You should look at watch fans and what they pay for their hobby...
We could push that American version we got or that version with a profacter 8.0 ah core yeah it will be a heavy drill with that but am sure the torque numbers will increase to maybe as high as 575 inch pounds of torque but that's still not bad with that battery and that quality yes you can get higher numbers but I'm just giving my input
That 400 what do you think of would you recommend it for a homeowner if it's on sale i know people that are holding onto Old technology like it's kept secret and refused to upgrade from old early millennial Craftsman 19.2 v tools to lithium-ion brushless more powerful more reliable tools
@@tooltipswithtommyCraftsman use that number two in a few other other brands if I remember correctly back then DIY line we had a lot more weird brands back then do not exist anymore
@@tooltipswithtommyglad I can help clarify things for you how's the new profacter hammer drill in your opinion I was considering getting it as just the tool
@@tooltipswithtommyy first cordless drill was professional a DeWalt dw991k2 kit all metal case yellow charger two 14.4 v xrp batteries my father got me that as gift for doing so good in 11 grade but I was going into my senior year in 94 that he purchase me that kit from true value brand new with a skill 5051 circular saw when we made it hear I didn't miss, to add that I have a porter cable model 629 reciprocating saw u.s.a. made still works all these years later I got a lot of power tools
Nah, you're not a knucklehead you are an enthusiast. I think it's awesome when someone is excited about something. You should look at watch fans and what they pay for their hobby...
I like the GSR version, it’s as small as their 12V version but with more power and sweet features
It would be equivalent to 796 inch pounds, when you convert 90 newton meters to inch pounds
I personally own GSB18V-490 was part of combo kit with two core 4.0 batteries and freak without speed control
The bosch gsb 18v 90c is gsb 18v 800c in US. It has 565 in. lbs.
Thanks
Thanks for that I was wondering why it looked different to the gsb18v-535c now that the 800cn is out I see it
So cool! Thank you for sharing your thoughts!
Bosch state 64 Nm so 566 inch-pounds. Not much of an upgrade over our current GSB18V-535C.
We could push that American version we got or that version with a profacter 8.0 ah core yeah it will be a heavy drill with that but am sure the torque numbers will increase to maybe as high as 575 inch pounds of torque but that's still not bad with that battery and that quality yes you can get higher numbers but I'm just giving my input
Looking at the gsb 90. What’s your honest opinion?
I think I'd get the 90C over the US 400 ultra compact. But I might not get both. Great for a compact drill.
Torn between the 90 & 150. It’s the weight factor that’s putting me off the 150.
@leswhite3465 the 150 is a big heavy drill no doubt, depending on your application, the 90 may be a better choice. In a perfect world you'd get both
That 400 what do you think of would you recommend it for a homeowner if it's on sale i know people that are holding onto Old technology like it's kept secret and refused to upgrade from old early millennial Craftsman 19.2 v tools to lithium-ion brushless more powerful more reliable tools
For a nice light drill, for homeowner use, the 400 would probably do the trick.
I thought the 19.2 volt tools were porter cable?
@@tooltipswithtommyCraftsman use that number two in a few other other brands if I remember correctly back then DIY line we had a lot more weird brands back then do not exist anymore
Gsb is longer ther gsr because it has black ring with options to select hammer drill 😂
I think the closest model we have that here is this GSB18V-535CB15
That seems about right.
@@tooltipswithtommyglad I can help clarify things for you how's the new profacter hammer drill in your opinion I was considering getting it as just the tool
@@tooltipswithtommyy first cordless drill was professional a DeWalt dw991k2 kit all metal case yellow charger two 14.4 v xrp batteries my father got me that as gift for doing so good in 11 grade but I was going into my senior year in 94 that he purchase me that kit from true value brand new with a skill 5051 circular saw when we made it hear I didn't miss, to add that I have a porter cable model 629 reciprocating saw u.s.a. made still works all these years later I got a lot of power tools
@@bluemantom77 I love my 1330 hammerdrill. Power to burn. I got a real good deal at Lowe's, but the bare tool, very free batteries. Can't beat it.