Never noticed any major problems between the two as I use both. I have noticed that my dewalt batteries charge faster and last longer. They’re also easier to source in my particular area so I mainly use dewalt at the moment. BUT, calling people morons and loosing your sh:t over others choice in power tools considering the price of gas, groceries and everything else going on in the world leads one to the conclusion of “who really gives a flaming f*ck”?!
I use both the Milwaukee and Dewalt power tools. I didn't see a difference in time. This lame ass test proves nothing. Who gives a fuck! I sure don't. YEP!!!
I used DeWalt for almost 2 years as a cabinet installer. and i swapped to Milwaukee two years ago and I won't go back. The Milwaukee battery's last longer and they always have better sales.
@@amandamartin2382 that's becuse even if the Milwaukee is a kkttle faster, it doesn't matter in real world applications. I have all Milwaukee for battery comparability but DeWalt is a fine tool. I do wonder what is more reliable. I have killed a M12 drill however, I did build a full 600sq ft garage with it
You see two hands with the Milwaukee applying pressure and kept the tool square allowing maximum torque transfer. No additional pressure was applied to the Dewalt while it was held askew diminishing torque transfer.
Dude some of us have these tools lying around or in our boxes... We know which ones faster😂 I was just telling a coworker I need a new hammer drill cus my Gen3 M18 Fuel might need another break down to keep it running.... But a guy there has the DeWalt, not that monster battery though😂 It's slower so chill
"I personally own (Both) brands...It's obvious that the easiest way to compare the two, Is that (DeWalt) does make great tools when it comes to supply & demand, whereas (Milwaukee) is always known for it's (Quality over Quantity) approach....🧐 , The most proficient way to appreciate either one is to simply (Use the right tool, For the right jobs, The right batteries, For the right task, The right "RPMs", For the right challenge)... regardless...JUST GET THE JOBS DONE." 👍🏼
@@fishinman539 yeah look what the difference is when the Milwaukee has a forge battery on it an not a little cheap crap battery time adds up over the day but I’m sure you wouldn’t be able to count that high 😂🤣😂🤣
I use both tbh but I can say my milwaukee out performs my dewalt but my dewalt xrp hammer drill from 2010 is still kicking vs I've already had 2 milwaukee drills crap out on me lol
I use dewalt everything because they company I work for has a bunch of dewalt tools so it makes it convenient if my battery dies there are always extras around the shop. Nothing against Milwaukee, I have just never owned a Milwaukee tool besides basic stuff like tape measure, safety glasses, screw drivers, ink markers, drill bits
I mean I really like milwaukee and they without a doubt have better drills and impacts there'reunbeatable there. But the rest of the dewalt selection is what really makes them shine! (In a construction setting) As in grinders, saws, vaccums, etc. But in a shop setting you should no doubt go milwaukee.
Honestly, I’m a Milwaukee because they cater more to the automotive industry. I just wish we could cut out this bias by showing all brands back to back after 5 years of hard use.
You’re missing the point. I’m not saying this out of brand loyalty. I’m saying I wish someone would post videos of all the major brands well used after 5 years and comparing the performance.
Well white wood is tight dark grain makes a huge difference. I can see u know that as well. But the Milwaukee tools don't hold up nearly as well could care less about brand loyalty I have bought both brands many times I know for certain Dewalt holds up longer waaayyy longer
Milwaukee is made with higher torque to excel at huge lags like that. Dont know much about DeWalt but heard they are more precise in control, good for finer things.
I like your comparison videos. I just dont understand why people keep complaining about uneven tool handling during the tests. I am using Dewalt too. And i can see that Milwaukee obviosly outperforms it. But for real, i bet 80% of people watching, me included, are regular homeowners. So it doesnt really matter if you need 5 or 10 seconds to fasten a screw. I only use dewalt cause i am already on that platform. If not id use milwaukee too, since Ridgid is not so common in europe. Keep it up!
You use one hand losley on the dewalt and let the drill spin and strip the screw. You can see the burs coming of the screw. Then you used both hands and firm pressure on the Milwaukee.
Thought I would try Milwaukee Drill & Impact, as I am a DeWalt long time user. Listen to that HIGH PITCHED WHINING the Milwaukee produces! Thought my set was defective. Gives me a damn headache. Selling these Milwaukee’s ASAP, back to DeWalt. Never again, sorry Red.
No ma'am you're the little girl who believes the second hand made the Milwaukee spin faster and the wood softer. Otherwise you would just be a whiny little fangirl crying because her brand is just like her; a Loser!
Actually, pushing down on it with more force makes little to no difference. If you thinking about it, the screw is called a screw because it twists to bury itself deeper. So really the only thing that drives a screw is the rotation from the drill. So pushing down harder wouldn’t make a difference because you’re trying to push down on the threads of the screw which would actually hinder you from driving it by pushing it down. The only reason you should push down is to keep the bit from stripping the screw. ( your welcome )
There’s no need to cry. Milwaukee is faster that’s just how it is. Dewalt is still a good impact so buy whatever one you want and don’t worry about it.
The dewalt 6 Amp batteries suck so bad I have had at least 6 go bad on me!! And the 9amp if they get wet what so ever they are trash!! My Milwaukee 6amp and 9 and 12 are so much better more power last longer and don't shit out if they get wet. I had a guy leave my gun and battery in a bucket the bucket was full I pulled them out let them dry and still worked
He used his hand on one about 2 inches down. I assume more pressure is typically gonna be a faster set on a fastener. Tbh 2 seconds dosent really concern me.
Nor to the Milwaukee. For the way he placed his hand on the Milwaukee, the lollipop on his wrist would've sunk in IF he applied pressure. But it didn't, so he indeed DID NOT put pressure on neither of them. Stop whining. You're such a female!
Awe, I hurt her little feelings. Poor baby girl. That butt hurt you're feeling is because you put your tampon in the wrong hole again, Princess. Here's what you do, Honey. Pick up your little camera and prove me wrong! When you fail, and you will fail, never buy another tool again. You're not even qualified to comment because you're a b**ch
@@ToolswithSoAlz No lies just experiences. No vested interests unlike some, just honest experience over many years of contracting. Experience that you obviously don't have...
Even as a truly insufferable Milwaukee fanboy these tests are better for a subcompact, i feel like people forget that impact drivers are not a do everything tool and that they’re mainly for small fasteners, this test also measures one thing where there’s a lot to consider
DeWalt time 9.76 seconds Milwaukee time 6.89 Seconds ladies and Gentlemen your winner and still Champion Milwaukee 🏆 but the year is not over yet stay Tuned ☝️🏁
My understanding is Milwaukee has the most power but some of Dewalts newer drills have more finesse than Milwaukee in low settings which is very important for woodworkers as well as diyers that don’t have great control of their tools & will blow through haha
You got to consider that's not what they are made for and I find my DeWalt batteries last longer and I personally have had the Milwaukee over heat after a hundred screws never had that problem with my DeWalt I do use the Milwaukee to take off small bolts tho
What don't people understand about competition being good for everyone in the market. More r&d and innovation, better manufacturing and QC, better prices and higher availability.. but hey your favorite color tool lost on a comparison video on the world wide web so you must run to the comment section to cry about it... Wtf
Dewalt batteries last a lot longer than milwaukee batteries. Everyone keeps taking about how powerful milwaukee impacts are but the more power you have the more energy it takes. I'll take a little less power any day if my tools batteries last longer.
Ive seen coworkers with the best tools an they dont even know how to work em ...while i got walmart brand one smashing on these foos ....its the skills of the operator if u ask me 😅😂 most people have more power then they can actually handle lol ..slapp yo self 😂
It's just funny to me because in general milwaukee outperforms almost every single time. The videos I've seen of Dewalt outperforming milwaukee they literally had to out the milwaukee on like 4 out of 10 foe the Dewalt to beat it. It's just a better product. Also the batteries charge just as fast especially if you have the quick charge station. I'd say people get butthurt because they used Dewalt for 20 years and they can't accept it isn't the best now
Ma'am, you should get your husband to explain the video to you since he has the time and Crayons needed to get it down to your Sesame Street level. You are so slow that you believe this comparison video is a how-to video. Obviously you are the product of a family where mommy is daddy's favorite sister
@@ToolswithSoAlz you’re doing nothing but proving that the reason you make tool videos is because you actually have no skill, knowledge, or ability to use them. Even being a comparison video, they should still be compared doing what they are meant to do. I don’t understand why that’s such a hard concept for you to understand.
Pickle Puffer, pick up your little camera and prove me wrong. I'm begging you. When you fail, and you will fail, never buy another tool again. You're not even qualified to comment because you're a b**ch!
If you’re the type person who thinks a Dewalt is even in the same class as a Milwaukee,then yeah they need more then a timer to get through daily life, it’s science
After watching these videos here I didn't appreciate DeWalt much... Now it's even worse 😂 My coworker uses DeWalt which makes this video even funnier because I'm gonna have flashbacks of this video. I'm on team red but it's such an expensive line.
I hate when stupid people don't know the difference between there, their, and they're. I really hate it when fangirls don't know what they're talking about and cry about the price when they're wrong.
It kills me when I see guys in the field using those massive batteries on sn impact. Kind of defeats the purpose of the tool in my opinion. Being small and lightweight. Just give me a drill at that point.
Flex volt battery is not the correct comparison. It’s still running that tool at 18 volts. With standard wattage. That forge battery is not an equal comparison. I can’t help dewalt doesn’t use better batteries. But you still need to be fair.
Um...Dewalt came out with a LiPo battery first and we have already done that comparison. However, Dewalt fangirls cried about that comparison and demanded we use a Flexvolt battery instead. We had the exact same result with both.
@@ToolswithSoAlz what about the new larger power stack battery that's out now it's supposed to be stronger than the flexvolt as far as output. I'm not a DeWalt fan but I do have a few tools and would like to get the most from them.
@@ToolswithSoAlz yea sure dood then explain why head didn't sink , if was grabbing wood like the it would sink and yours died on contact telling me the end of the screw wasn't hitting nothing but air ,,lie lie lie fool
Ma'am, what do you think that second hand is doing? Does it make the Milwaukee spin faster or the wood softer? You're letting your excuses expose your ignorance
I bought a 12 volt set of dewalt years ago when they first came out. It was the worst purchase i ever made. Garbage. They all failed within a year. I switched to milwaukee and never looked back.
Ma'am you don't even know how a screw works. You should ask your husband. He has the time and Crayons needed to get it down to your Sesame Street level, Joan
Ma'am, the problem is that you don't even know the basics. You know absolutely nothing about tools. Let your husband use the tools while you watch. We wouldn't want you to break a nail or anything
Never noticed any major problems between the two as I use both. I have noticed that my dewalt batteries charge faster and last longer. They’re also easier to source in my particular area so I mainly use dewalt at the moment. BUT, calling people morons and loosing your sh:t over others choice in power tools considering the price of gas, groceries and everything else going on in the world leads one to the conclusion of “who really gives a flaming f*ck”?!
Well said sir
I use both the Milwaukee and Dewalt power tools. I didn't see a difference in time. This lame ass test proves nothing. Who gives a fuck! I sure don't.
YEP!!!
I used DeWalt for almost 2 years as a cabinet installer. and i swapped to Milwaukee two years ago and I won't go back. The Milwaukee battery's last longer and they always have better sales.
Stop leing I have both too and the Milwaukee has more power an last longer 😂
@@amandamartin2382 that's becuse even if the Milwaukee is a kkttle faster, it doesn't matter in real world applications. I have all Milwaukee for battery comparability but DeWalt is a fine tool.
I do wonder what is more reliable. I have killed a M12 drill however, I did build a full 600sq ft garage with it
People are gonna complain that the dewalt went through a knot but if your tool can’t perform well in every circumstance it’s just worse
You see two hands with the Milwaukee applying pressure and kept the tool square allowing maximum torque transfer. No additional pressure was applied to the Dewalt while it was held askew diminishing torque transfer.
Ma'am you're letting your excuses expose your ignorance
This guy is full of it one hand on the dwalt ans two hand on the Milwaukee let's be for real
Morons believe that second hand makes the Milwaukee go faster or the wood softer because they're morons
Either way you look at it that little DeWalt kept up with that big Milwaukee and I'm not talking about the battery size just look at the motor size🎉
Dude some of us have these tools lying around or in our boxes...
We know which ones faster😂
I was just telling a coworker I need a new hammer drill cus my Gen3 M18 Fuel might need another break down to keep it running....
But a guy there has the DeWalt, not that monster battery though😂 It's slower so chill
"I personally own (Both) brands...It's obvious that the easiest way to compare the two, Is that (DeWalt) does make great tools when it comes to supply & demand, whereas (Milwaukee) is always known for it's (Quality over Quantity) approach....🧐 , The most proficient way to appreciate either one is to simply (Use the right tool, For the right jobs, The right batteries, For the right task, The right "RPMs", For the right challenge)... regardless...JUST GET THE JOBS DONE." 👍🏼
No timer needed miwaukee smoked that dewalt 😂😂
No it didn’t lmao you Milwaukee fan boys crack me up
@@fishinman539 Ya it did, huge difference and if you can’t see it, you’re biased af.
@@fishinman539that deadwalt got smoked 💨 💀
@@usa3105 by like 3 seconds hey I know that’s fast for you 😂
@@fishinman539 yeah look what the difference is when the Milwaukee has a forge battery on it an not a little cheap crap battery time adds up over the day but I’m sure you wouldn’t be able to count that high 😂🤣😂🤣
Video would have been only 42 seconds long and a lot quieter had you used a drill.
I use both tbh but I can say my milwaukee out performs my dewalt but my dewalt xrp hammer drill from 2010 is still kicking vs I've already had 2 milwaukee drills crap out on me lol
I use dewalt everything because they company I work for has a bunch of dewalt tools so it makes it convenient if my battery dies there are always extras around the shop. Nothing against Milwaukee, I have just never owned a Milwaukee tool besides basic stuff like tape measure, safety glasses, screw drivers, ink markers, drill bits
What exactly was the point of putting the giant flexvolt pack on it? You would get the exact same result from the regular 4 or 6ah 21700 packs.
Your brand lost
@ToolswithSoAlz dude what
I mean I really like milwaukee and they without a doubt have better drills and impacts there'reunbeatable there. But the rest of the dewalt selection is what really makes them shine! (In a construction setting) As in grinders, saws, vaccums, etc. But in a shop setting you should no doubt go milwaukee.
Like the 1" mini gun impact lol dewalt has nothing to compare to that. Milwaukee puts alot of their focus on their dills and impact torque
Honestly, I’m a Milwaukee because they cater more to the automotive industry. I just wish we could cut out this bias by showing all brands back to back after 5 years of hard use.
Pick up your little camera and show everyone
You’re missing the point. I’m not saying this out of brand loyalty. I’m saying I wish someone would post videos of all the major brands well used after 5 years and comparing the performance.
@user-ny1bv5hb4g five year old tools are only relevant on RUclips when they're getting replaced by the newer version
@@ToolswithSoAlz That’s fair, guess I never looked at it that way.
How’s that pilot hole?
Awe, her tool brand lost, and now she's crying about it. Is your husband around? Maybe he can console you, Honey
@@ToolswithSoAlz I own both of these and I favor Milwaukee. I’m just pulling your leg bud.
The timer, It’s very helpful for those close calls. Plus it’s just interesting.
Well white wood is tight dark grain makes a huge difference. I can see u know that as well. But the Milwaukee tools don't hold up nearly as well could care less about brand loyalty I have bought both brands many times I know for certain Dewalt holds up longer waaayyy longer
So since you test them all the time what is your all around favourite brand
Ridgid
@@ToolswithSoAlz oh wow did not at all expect that answer thank you very much
I look foward to the dcf860
I hope it's great
@@ToolswithSoAlzAnd let's just hope it can compete with Milwaukee.
Milwaukee is made with higher torque to excel at huge lags like that. Dont know much about DeWalt but heard they are more precise in control, good for finer things.
What’s your thoughts on dewalt being crowned champs of the 2024 last brand standing
Cool
I like your comparison videos. I just dont understand why people keep complaining about uneven tool handling during the tests. I am using Dewalt too. And i can see that Milwaukee obviosly outperforms it. But for real, i bet 80% of people watching, me included, are regular homeowners. So it doesnt really matter if you need 5 or 10 seconds to fasten a screw. I only use dewalt cause i am already on that platform. If not id use milwaukee too, since Ridgid is not so common in europe. Keep it up!
Thank you and I agree with you
I think Ridgid is called AEG in Europe, from my understanding they’re the same tools
You use one hand losley on the dewalt and let the drill spin and strip the screw. You can see the burs coming of the screw. Then you used both hands and firm pressure on the Milwaukee.
Ask your husband how a screw works
What’s the purpose of compairing using the wrong tool for the task at hand.
Tell me again how you don't understand the video because you're too busy telling us how much you think you know
Thought I would try Milwaukee Drill & Impact, as I am a DeWalt long time user.
Listen to that HIGH PITCHED WHINING the Milwaukee produces! Thought my set was defective. Gives me a damn headache. Selling these Milwaukee’s ASAP, back to DeWalt. Never again, sorry Red.
Had to use 2 hands for the Milwaukee. Not sure if this is a pro or anti Milwaukee video.
I hope you're not as weak as your excuses
@@ToolswithSoAlz that ain’t me in the video 😂
No ma'am you're the little girl who believes the second hand made the Milwaukee spin faster and the wood softer. Otherwise you would just be a whiny little fangirl crying because her brand is just like her; a Loser!
@@ToolswithSoAlz you know you hit a man’s pride when he goes off. Goodbye little boy.
Ma'am you should get your husband to console you
Well if you think about it. 1 hand on Dewalt and 2 hands on Milwaukee.
Do you know how stupid that excuse is or how it makes you look?
Actually, pushing down on it with more force makes little to no difference. If you thinking about it, the screw is called a screw because it twists to bury itself deeper. So really the only thing that drives a screw is the rotation from the drill. So pushing down harder wouldn’t make a difference because you’re trying to push down on the threads of the screw which would actually hinder you from driving it by pushing it down. The only reason you should push down is to keep the bit from stripping the screw. ( your welcome )
There’s no need to cry. Milwaukee is faster that’s just how it is. Dewalt is still a good impact so buy whatever one you want and don’t worry about it.
lol 2 hands ryobi would beat a one hand Milwaukee as well lol
@@ToolswithSoAlzwhy do you always come at people in your comments?
Dewalt an Milwaukee are both great tools
@whatsit2ya247 it is Pride Month
The dewalt 6 Amp batteries suck so bad I have had at least 6 go bad on me!! And the 9amp if they get wet what so ever they are trash!! My Milwaukee 6amp and 9 and 12 are so much better more power last longer and don't shit out if they get wet. I had a guy leave my gun and battery in a bucket the bucket was full I pulled them out let them dry and still worked
Milwaukee is all about POWER!
Thanks for the compensation
This man is a genius
Yes I am
Pit the unthreaded part of the screw shank and it'll drive itself.
Why not have full charge vs full charge.. Nd why 1 hand the dewalt.. Nd then 2 hand the milwalkee...bro do it right
Ma'am you're letting your excuses expose your ignorance
You didn’t apply pressure to the dewalt
You don't know how a screw works and you're embarrassing yourself
He used his hand on one about 2 inches down. I assume more pressure is typically gonna be a faster set on a fastener. Tbh 2 seconds dosent really concern me.
Nah, dewalt impacts are shit, I own dewalt, as much as I love dewalt, it just isn't it when it comes to impact drivers
Here we go!
Nor to the Milwaukee. For the way he placed his hand on the Milwaukee, the lollipop on his wrist would've sunk in IF he applied pressure. But it didn't, so he indeed DID NOT put pressure on neither of them.
Stop whining. You're such a female!
Why you use two hand on milwaukee??
Because I know how a screw works and you don't
Why did u use 2 hands on Milwaukee but 1 hand on dewalt
Why do you not know how a screw works?
How much price
The Dewalt costs more
Milwaukee is just a badge brand of the same Chinese company that makes Ryobi 😂
Wow, you're dropping some hidden knowledge there! I hope you don't get hurt patting yourself on the back
@@ToolswithSoAlz You got it bro, hope you enjoy the kickbacks from the commies!
Ma'am if I needed a comeback from an inbred loser I would wait for you to burp
@@ToolswithSoAlz Yeah keep up all the fake tool reviews, FTC needs to go after astroturfers like you
Awe, I hurt her little feelings. Poor baby girl. That butt hurt you're feeling is because you put your tampon in the wrong hole again, Princess.
Here's what you do, Honey. Pick up your little camera and prove me wrong! When you fail, and you will fail, never buy another tool again. You're not even qualified to comment because you're a b**ch
When the Red one breaks down the parts, if you can get them, are so expensive you may as well throw it. The yellow ones are not..
Whatever lie you need to tell yourself
@@ToolswithSoAlz No lies just experiences. No vested interests unlike some, just honest experience over many years of contracting.
Experience that you obviously don't have...
Whatever lie you need to tell yourself
The milwaukee will always be better
Even as a truly insufferable Milwaukee fanboy these tests are better for a subcompact, i feel like people forget that impact drivers are not a do everything tool and that they’re mainly for small fasteners, this test also measures one thing where there’s a lot to consider
These tests measure speed, power, and durability. You know, all the things you want in a tool
Why show battery and speed if you're going cut? Just curious i think both are trash.
It's a one minute video
The MILWAUKEE COULD BEAT THE DEFAULT WITH JUST 2 AMP 18650 CELLS
Bring DCF860, the monster
The one that isn't out yet. Yeah let me get right on it
Almost went all in on Milwaukee just because of the impact.
I can understand that
Milwaukee is king
DeWalt time 9.76 seconds Milwaukee time 6.89 Seconds ladies and Gentlemen your winner and still Champion Milwaukee 🏆 but the year is not over yet stay Tuned ☝️🏁
My understanding is Milwaukee has the most power but some of Dewalts newer drills have more finesse than Milwaukee in low settings which is very important for woodworkers as well as diyers that don’t have great control of their tools & will blow through haha
You got to consider that's not what they are made for and I find my DeWalt batteries last longer and I personally have had the Milwaukee over heat after a hundred screws never had that problem with my DeWalt I do use the Milwaukee to take off small bolts tho
K
What don't people understand about competition being good for everyone in the market. More r&d and innovation, better manufacturing and QC, better prices and higher availability.. but hey your favorite color tool lost on a comparison video on the world wide web so you must run to the comment section to cry about it... Wtf
These videos are 🔥🔥 Millwuake for the win as always
Dewalt batteries last a lot longer than milwaukee batteries. Everyone keeps taking about how powerful milwaukee impacts are but the more power you have the more energy it takes. I'll take a little less power any day if my tools batteries last longer.
You added strength to the Milwaukee
Whatever lie you need to tell yourself
No timer needed
Lol
You ever think about just using a drill.
Ive seen coworkers with the best tools an they dont even know how to work em ...while i got walmart brand one smashing on these foos ....its the skills of the operator if u ask me 😅😂 most people have more power then they can actually handle lol ..slapp yo self 😂
Dewalt was atleast 3 seconds slower 😂
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@@ToolswithSoAlz shameful
Milwaukee makes better nailers and it’s not really close. Every other tool
The difference is negligible. Especially if it was an 860 instead of 845
That Dewalt driver about to force the screw in with weight alone.
Look at the size of that thing.
Ok
It's crazy how much faster the Dewalt actually ism thank you for the video.
No problem
He literally pressed down on the milwakee with his other hand and not for the dewalt 😂
@@erikarriaga545 ma'am you should ask your husband how a screw works to avoid looking like a fool the next time
It's just funny to me because in general milwaukee outperforms almost every single time. The videos I've seen of Dewalt outperforming milwaukee they literally had to out the milwaukee on like 4 out of 10 foe the Dewalt to beat it. It's just a better product. Also the batteries charge just as fast especially if you have the quick charge station. I'd say people get butthurt because they used Dewalt for 20 years and they can't accept it isn't the best now
Why don’t you test them for what they’re meant for. Putting long structural screws in is better done with a regular drill or a versa clutch.
Tell me again how you don't have the brains to understand the video
@@ToolswithSoAlz what a stupid reply.
Ma'am, you should get your husband to explain the video to you since he has the time and Crayons needed to get it down to your Sesame Street level. You are so slow that you believe this comparison video is a how-to video. Obviously you are the product of a family where mommy is daddy's favorite sister
@@ToolswithSoAlz you’re doing nothing but proving that the reason you make tool videos is because you actually have no skill, knowledge, or ability to use them. Even being a comparison video, they should still be compared doing what they are meant to do. I don’t understand why that’s such a hard concept for you to understand.
Pickle Puffer, pick up your little camera and prove me wrong. I'm begging you. When you fail, and you will fail, never buy another tool again. You're not even qualified to comment because you're a b**ch!
If you’re the type person who thinks a Dewalt is even in the same class as a Milwaukee,then yeah they need more then a timer to get through daily life, it’s science
K
Can’t say I have ever never to run a foot long screw into anything
K
Bro needs the 2.0 on the m18 platform just to show em how it is
After watching these videos here I didn't appreciate DeWalt much... Now it's even worse 😂
My coworker uses DeWalt which makes this video even funnier because I'm gonna have flashbacks of this video. I'm on team red but it's such an expensive line.
Lol
This dude used both hands with the Milwaukee
Ask your husband to explain how a screw works
Milluwakee focuses on raw power as where dewalt is focused on speed
Do the Hercules new impact vs the gen 4 and you'll really have people losing their minds haha
I've done it. The Hercules doesn't compete in fair and honest testing.
I hate when people compare tools as it there priced the same bet I'll save some $ going with the Dewalt
I hate when stupid people don't know the difference between there, their, and they're. I really hate it when fangirls don't know what they're talking about and cry about the price when they're wrong.
Its not about power its about torque
K
Bro the dewalt was done before the Milwaukee even found the screw. It wasn’t even close!
Do you always lie to yourself like this?
@@ToolswithSoAlz you just stood there and watched as the joke flew right over that big noggin of yours
Awe, she thinks she's funny but she's really just a B
Im a milwaukee user but why are you using both hands on milwaukee and single hand wabble on the dewalt? 🤣
Ma'am what do you think that second hand is doing? Does it make the Milwaukee spin faster or the wood softer?
No. & I thought the Dewalt battery was a mini sledge
Lol
Milwaukee is owned by the same people that make Ryobi tools. Thus the recent similarities
But when the dewalt still works 5vyears later and youve gont thru 3 Milwaukees
Whatever you need to tell yourself
Trust me Milwaukee will last just as long as dewalt
I worked with both for years and I'm telling u Milwaukee is way way more durable and long lasting than DeWalt
My Hilti is almost 10 years old using the original batteries. Take your football and go home whenever you want.
Is that why the dewalt drills have been catching on fire at the place I’ve worked at and the milwaukees haven’t?
You had one hand on the dewalt and two on the Milwaukee so the Milwaukee had more pressure
Ma'am you're letting your excuses expose your incompetence
Get them both a little wet in light rain and good luck getting Milwaukee fixed. Also Milwaukee runs very hot . YYYYEP
Sure
used two hands when using the Milwaukee
Ma'am, what do you think that second hand is doing? Does it make the Milwaukee spin faster or the wood softer?
It kills me when I see guys in the field using those massive batteries on sn impact. Kind of defeats the purpose of the tool in my opinion. Being small and lightweight. Just give me a drill at that point.
I agree
Sounds like a fun Saturday night 😅
Do you like Milwaukee or DeWalt sometimes I see you. Hate on Milwaukee to I don't get it
I don't like or dislike either
@ToolswithSoAlz sweet your non biased that's good
First of all Milwaukee's break more often. I've seen it on many job sites.
Whatever you need to tell yourself
DCF845 dewalt ❤🎉
Both tools make me money. I use whatever is available! I just praise God for power tools!! I'd hate to do that with hand tools!!!
Flex volt battery is not the correct comparison. It’s still running that tool at 18 volts. With standard wattage. That forge battery is not an equal comparison. I can’t help dewalt doesn’t use better batteries. But you still need to be fair.
Um...Dewalt came out with a LiPo battery first and we have already done that comparison. However, Dewalt fangirls cried about that comparison and demanded we use a Flexvolt battery instead. We had the exact same result with both.
@@ToolswithSoAlz what about the new larger power stack battery that's out now it's supposed to be stronger than the flexvolt as far as output. I'm not a DeWalt fan but I do have a few tools and would like to get the most from them.
That's the one we used
Definitely predrilled for the Milwaukee drill, you're not gonna have a 2 inch drop like that as soon as you pull the trigger!!
No ma'am. You just can't handle that we showed you know absolutely nothing about tools but the name on the side
Screw didn't counter sink not fooling me you drove through a 1× applying different pressure
Ma'am, applying pressure would hurt the performance of the tool. You don't even know the basics
@@ToolswithSoAlz yea sure dood then explain why head didn't sink , if was grabbing wood like the it would sink and yours died on contact telling me the end of the screw wasn't hitting nothing but air ,,lie lie lie fool
Um...Stupid...Those screws aren't made to countersink. All you're doing is allowing your excuses to expose your ignorance
Using one hand vs. 2 hands. Yeah, that looks fair.
Ma'am, what do you think that second hand is doing? Does it make the Milwaukee spin faster or the wood softer? You're letting your excuses expose your ignorance
I bought a 12 volt set of dewalt years ago when they first came out. It was the worst purchase i ever made. Garbage. They all failed within a year. I switched to milwaukee and never looked back.
The battery makes no difference, same voltage
Lol! Tell me again how you don't know what you're talking about.
You used one hand with the Dewalt and two hands for the Milwaukee
What do you think that second hand is doing? Does it make the Milwaukee spin faster or the wood softer?
@@ToolswithSoAlz both
Then you're a schmuck
@@ToolswithSoAlz wow not only do you know nothing but you know nothing
Ma'am you don't even know how a screw works. You should ask your husband. He has the time and Crayons needed to get it down to your Sesame Street level, Joan
You used two hands on the Milwaukee 😂
Excuses are fun to make when your tool brand lost
Bro who cares which one is faster. As long as it gets the job done 😂
Ask your husband
You got one hand on the DEWALT, yet two on the Milwaukee….u funny….
Awe, her tool brand lost and now she's crying about it
Like a three second difference I’m a stick with American made still dewalt
My fyi I drill would beat them both in this test. Wrong tool for the job. Drills work better for big screws
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dewalt impacts have fell off dcf860 gonna be a gamechanger tho
We shall see
So which one is better??
Ask your husband
Go yellow!😮
Lol! Team Yellow Delusion
You used two hands on the Milwaukee.
What do you think that second hand is doing? Does it make the Milwaukee spin faster or the wood softer?
@@ToolswithSoAlzYou're the expert you tell me. As a contractor I can tell you that one hand vs two hands makes a difference. Just redo the video. Lol
Ma'am, the problem is that you don't even know the basics. You know absolutely nothing about tools. Let your husband use the tools while you watch. We wouldn't want you to break a nail or anything
Nowadays, the body of the drill/wrench is being maken to be very small, the handle is empty and the battery is much bigger than the body.