Makita 40v grinder Vs Makita 18v Grinder | XGT vs LXT | Makita GA005G XGT 40v Angle Grinder Review
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- Опубликовано: 12 авг 2020
- In this, my first Makita 40v XGT Tool Review, I take a look at the GA005G 125mm Angle Grinder, (5" Grinder). We will go through the specs and compare performance against the Makita 18v LXT counter part.
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Scott Brown Carpentry sent me here. Not disappointed in the slightest. Great channel!
Awesome! Thank you!
Couldn't agree more about doing the tests with the things that you can actually buy rather than some notional equivalence of power or whatever, after all that is what you'll be buying. Cheers for the vids man. Like the look of the 40v a lot.
It's so nice to see someone reviewing Makita tools. RUclips has become a battleground between Dewalt and Milwaukee basically flooding the channels with shills and fanboi tool reviews with little from the other major tool brands. Don't get me wrong, I own a lot of Milwaukee and Dewalt tools from this year dating all the way back to the mid 90s and they're great. But no tool manufacturer makes the best of everything and it's nice to get some competition. The Makita tools I do own are flawless and I appreciate seeing more from this great company.
Example: Milwaukee are great but the 40V makita nailer is WAY better than all other brands, comparable to pneumatic ones.
Bought the drill set a week ago. First impressions I am truly impressed. Used it to build a deck over the weekend and had 1 bar of charge left on both drills after laying 140lm of hardwood decking into hardwood joists. The strip feature on the drill is also better andimproved for stainless steel screws. I had 3 total stripped screws in close to 600 screws, significantly better than previously. Also both pre drills and sinks screws noticeably faster than my 18v set too.
The X-lock LXT 18v has the same guard as the 40volt one. Great information & interesting keep them coming.
when I saw the new 40v go through that wood like butter I'll admit that got a bit of a chubby
Very helpful comparison information and thank you for the “RANT”!
I completely agree man haha of corse we want to see the differences, I want to see why id upgrade or not etc. Cheers for yet another good video!
Very nice review !
nice test the best I ever see. sub going
that was a great rant. love the channel!
Much appreciated!
Brilliant video mate! Love that you give a good break down of all the specks and features. Can't wait for the impact and drill comparisons.
Thanks for entertaining us tool junkies ⚒🤠. I think my credit card is going to take a battering this month..new tools 🥳🤩🤩🤩
The drill is a beast! I haven't used the impact much yet though. All reviews coming soon...
Very nice information, thanks
looking forward to the 40v top handle chainsaw.
My mom asked me why I’m on another Makita battery line and I told her it was this damn video.
maybe you could do the test with a corded makita grinder, we use makita for grinders because of the balance and grip so you have something to compare to
Great stuff
I really want to see the drill’s electronic clutch in action. Having to move over to Makita (Milwaukee or Dewalt would have been just as appropriate) to get the large cordless options for my job, that’s the one thing I’ve really missed about the German stuff I keep at home. Festool, Metabo, Fein, and even Bosch (although a different method) have been doing it for ages.
That video is now up!
I think the o-ring you showed is there to stop guard from rattling. I have a cordless Metabo grinder with a similar guard design, and I added an o-ring when my Metabo’s guard started rattling. I don’t know if the Metabo originally had an o-ring that failed or if the guard just got looser as its paint wore off, but the grinder was really annoying to use with the guard shaking back and forth. I guess it is a cheap design, but it is easy to throw a new o-ring on if the one on the grinder disappears.
Also, thanks for the video.
😅😂 Why am I watching this wearing headphones?!! 🤣🎧🤯
Great vid 👍 Thanks so much!
It’s so beautiful.
I have most of the line up from the impact, to the grinder. I only need the circular saw and waiting for the impact wrench to come here in the uk.
I have all the tools that are available here (6), but like where you are, the wrench isn't available yet.
having used both the only drawback on 40V is that they have more inertia so it takes longer to stop compared with 18V and this bores me a little. But the power, man, it's comparable with a 1400W grinder at same speed, lot of tork and since have some models with variable speed I can use premium discs from Pferd and Klingspor in their correct speed what make a huge difference in performance and finishing surfaces.
Great rewiev! It would be great if makita had converters 2lxt>xgt like they have with their 36v line. Would absolutely start xgt line right away, otherwise it's toug on budget(
Someone will make one soon...
Good stuff. Want to see you get ahold the small 40v Miter Saw
I can't seem to find that anywhere anymore. Not even in Japan. I'm wondering if that one has been put on the back burner, possibly due to covid. Have you seen it for sale anywhere?
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL not seen it for sale anywhere but only images on Instagram
Makita have 18v x 2 track saw and just released (2021) the 40V version.
Ah bugger...just bought the 18v drill set and thought it was the bees 🐝 now I’m going to have to get onboard with the XGT range. The power diff is huge.
Love the grinder dance. 😂
Watts the Wattage of the respective motors?
Love to see a 40volt rear handle circular saw. Also 40 volt track saw kit.
Going to waiting a while for those. But they do make a circ saw that runs on a track.
07:30 100% agree. Not another word needed!
Must - not - watch. Must - resist - temptation. Avoid - buy now - button... Support - world - economy - Stop thinking that! Lol If you review a 40v circular saw I think I'll lose it and have to buy one as I use that every day. Great vids!!
Same here, wont be buying the impacts, combi drills or anything else low power draw but I think I might be in the market for a Circular saw/SDS/Grinder.
The drill is pretty sweet...
if you use it every day buy it
I think the price of 770 € for a drill , charger and 2 batteries is bit high ... You get 3 of DDF485RT packs for same money and it has better specs .
Just wonder is this new 40v max same as their old 36v , or are those totally different and not even fit same machines ?
@@Adam_Lynn just buy them all, guys. more cheap 18v second hand gizmos for us, amateurs..
Which model of 18v is it ?
Does it have regenerative breaking :)
That's crazy, the 40v literally went through wood like butter with only 1 carbide tooth blade. Imagine if they made a 10 carbide tooth wood blade
Has anyone else head trouble putting there guard on the 40 volt grinder. I can put in on but can’t turn it???
Well, looks like I'll be needing a better bike lock with that 40v out in the world.
To be fair, the 54v Dewalt flexvolt grinder has been out for ages so your bike is not safe!
So, the mount accepts standard discs and X-Lock discs, right?
Whereas X-Lock mounts can only accept X-Lock compatible discs?
This grinder looks wicked. I hope they come out with an 8 Ah battery.
X-lock tools only accept x-lock discs.
An 8ah battery for this is the 16ah equivalent of 18v. Look at the Watthours, a 40vMax 2.5ah is exactly the same as a 5ah 18v. But obviously, the 40v grinder has more power so it drain the batt slightly faster.
im waiting for makita to put the xlock technology onto the 40v angle grinder to jump ship from 18v
The 18v you used was an older model right? My 18v grinder is the ducks nuts... Looking forward to the circular saw reviews.. Cheers
It's the 504, the first brushless one.
brilliant real world test , it sounds like the 40v has a faster disc RPM
They are both rated at 8500rpm but I have a tachometer on the way to check them.
The 40v does seem faster rpm or better under load rpm
Is it possible to charge the 4Ov battery on the old 18v charger? If there’s an adapter for it
No adapter is available for that. And any adapter would have to have hardware in it for the 40v battery. And the fan isn't good enough. And it would take longer. So no.
Can you test the xgt with a 2.5ah against the 18v 5ah? Same battery capacity. So will be abit for fair. Both have 18650 cells and 90 WH.
I will do that in an upcoming video.
I did it at a local store, 40V is still better.
Fair comment re. Comparisons. So thoughts on flexvolt vs 40v I know you got some yellow and black
And now it would appear a whole lotta time at home
I have flex-volt batteries, but all my yellow stuff is 18v at present. I haven't used the 54v stuff enough to comment fairly.
5:30 tonight we find out if we are going into full on extended lockdown again...
Another 12 days of level 3 in Auckland and level 2 everywhere else.
I know I’m in quarantine, in a changing world I’m coming home. Back to being a Jaffa chippy eh
Welcome home!
If you have the dhp481 Vs 40v equivalent would be great my drill just burt out not sure to get the 40v or not
The video will be ready in a few days...
That video is now up!
Considering getting the 40v with a couple 8ah batteries. But will keep the 18v around cause there are times when I have to grind so much stuff that the batteries run out.
Wait for the new 40vs, they are way more powerful than this one.
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL Will do but haven't heard much about a release date. Been having to do a lot more grinding at work the past few months cause the old welder quit the new "welder" they highered ended up being a bust who would literally try to weld on top of pain so welding jobs have been coming my way a lot more. Just looking for potential upgrades.
awesome
job man!
Thanks!
Maybe I missed it but how do the bare tool prices compare with the 18v, 36v, and 40v?
I don't usually talk about prices in my reviews as they vary so much around the world and are constantly changing.
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL haven't seen the 40v units locally here yet so I've got no point of reference. Will check it out when we finally get them
Here in Brazil they have been priced similarly. For example, the DHP481 drill costs the same as the new 40v drill right now (05/11/2020) on many stores. HOWEVER, the kits are considerably more expensive on the 40v line. Usually those kits with the tool, 2 batteries, a charger and a mak-pac cost 2x the price of the bare tool, but on the 40v line they cost something like 2.5 to 3x the cost of the bare tool.
What is the box you use to store your screws?
I filmed a video about those ages ago but have never got around to editing it. They are exclusively sold at one shop in OZ and NZ, so unless you live here I can't be of much help I'm afraid.
You know I happened to be browsing aliexpress yesterday over something else not-related to this. And came across these Chinese 'battery shell kits' for the makita 18v. That have everything except for the lithium cells. So that you can source your own and ensure that they are of a high quality. Rather than buying a complete Chinese battery and not knowing if the cells inside them are any good or not. Well here is my point: there is a batter kit now available for 9ah 18v. So I was just wondering if it could be make any difference to the resulting power output of a tool like this. My question is whether the current draw is being limited by the battery or the tool. Because over here in the UK when have checked prices last month they seem to be charging thru the nose for these new Makita 40v line. And really the higher power output seems to be the main benefit. At least for the 40v tools we have seen so far.
Hmm... I have checked prices again now. And actually this angle grinder specifically is priced competitively. Compared to the 18v ones. The bare tool is, not necessarily the other accessories. As far as I can tell the main feature it seems to be lacking is variable speed. Which is a shame but they will probably release other versions and introduce that feature in other models.
... Hey there is a 40v with variable speed already! However I am not sure if you can also get the x-lock quick release in the same tool. They have way too many different versions on the makita website and the specs of each product are just copy pasted exactly the same. So there is no way ATM to see or find out what the differences are between them.
I did mention the x-lock and variable speed stuff in the video. There is no x-lock at present, and a slide and paddle version in variable, all have the same top specs. There are also 4 100mm versions, but only in Japan.
I must say that grinder is really impressive! High draw tools probaly benefit the most from the higher voltage and higher output of the 21700 cells. If you can get your hand on a 2.5 ah 40v, then please compare the 4 and 2.5 ah against each other with the grinder, because the 2.5 ah uses 18650 cells.
We don't have the 2.5Ah available in NZ yet, but I imagine I will get one some day.
I was about to say this same thing...a 2.5Ah XGT is the same total energy as the 5Ah LXT. The “rant” is merited but that direct comparison would also still be very informative. Pretty sure the XGT would still win though...it just crushed the LXT on this one.
It's certainly an impressive tool. kind of a shame that makita didn't do a multivolt battery like the other companies have.
At half the price the 18v still competes
Its so underpowered, the 40v is cheaper for businesses because of productivity. The highest expense is workers salary, if not we would hire 20 guys and hand out files and hacksaw blades.
How can you compare these two grinders, one of them has a Red Battery Light, and the other has a Green Battery Light, they are completely different colors, which invalidates your entire test. (Kappa)
My one fear with getting a 40volt kit is the weight of all the tools, as a sparky that works out of a tool bag always a 10min walk away from.the car the added weight and size scares me
I hear that . The price needs to come down as well. Just my 2 cents...
When youre more productive the weight and price will pay off. I bought 2 additional 2.5ah 40v batteries for lightweight scenarios.
my 18v grinder work very well with 5amp batt
Makita tool number 👍🇯🇵
How does the 40v compare with the 18 x 2 36v ? great video thanks
There is no 18 x 2 125mm grinder, so I went with the 18v. I may get around to testing the 40v 125mm vs the 180mm 18v x 2, but they are quite different beasts.
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL but like you said about comparing "different" tools. 😁
I really wouldn't know which is good
what was that disc at 16:26?? What's it called?
At 16:26?? The whole video is only that long?
Question: the 125mm 40v angle grinder has an rpm oh 8500, which translates into 111.26 m/s.... Problem is that cutting disks tend to be max rated 80 m/s. What metal slitting disks should I use
Your calculations are wrong. It's more like 58m/s and that gets slower as the disc wears away.
Lets see the 40v circular saw next....maybe compare it to the 36v x2 if you have one
I do have the 36v, 18v x 2 model... comparison coming soon...
That video is up now... have you checked it out?
More Makita XGT 40v Videos
40V IMPACT DRIVER ruclips.net/video/g1ZSpVMr_P8/видео.html
40V ROTARY HAMMER DRILL ruclips.net/video/40GzTZa5mM8/видео.html
40V RECIPROCATING SAW (SAWZALL) ruclips.net/video/tJ3ZiABgjN8/видео.html
40V COMBI DRILL (HAMMER DRILL) ruclips.net/video/5-2_78UwUmU/видео.html
40V GRINDER REVIEW ruclips.net/video/QSE5Arjb000/видео.html
40V CHARGER & BATTERIES ruclips.net/video/LpB3xIoVXZY/видео.html
40V CIRCULAR SAW ruclips.net/video/Mz51zSf6500/видео.html
40V DRILL CLUTCH SETTINGS ruclips.net/video/mmp5rzkTDpw/видео.html
i would love to see it compared to a traditional corded model
Which is better? cause looks the same.
Did you watch the video?
Do you have any comperisone with LXT36? If it exist?
@Mats Andersson. Makita calls it their LXT X2 18V line. The tools take two 18V batteries. So the question is whether there is any real difference between the 40V MAX or the X2? If you have a bunch of 18V batteries, is there a real difference going 40V MAX (which is really 36V). Like Dewalt calling their 18V line the 20V MAX.
@@ccadama Today I looked at some of these and its hard to say for sure because they have so many different versions. But my impression was that: for smaller disc sizes of 125 and less, then there is no 36v x2 option. And for the larger diameter 36v x2 products, none of them seem to have the x-lock quick release feature. Unless there was a product I missed or wasnt being displayed there, or has not been released / updated yet. This is also why I mentioned the 9ah battery kit in my other comment. For these smaller sized 18v ones. That take a single battery only.
@@dreamcat4 Thanks for the info. I don't own any cordless angle grinders (I've got Makita's 7" corded grinder) and you've done a great job looking into what Makita offers in the X2 18V line of grinders. I wasn't aware that the 40V MAX Makita uses X-Lock. I think the X2 Makita grinders came out before X-Lock was put out by Bosch. In this demo video, both Makita grinders use traditional lock nuts for the grinder wheels. I just hope Makita doesn't get rid of their 18V line and just expand their 40V MAX line. I guess it's a toss up whether Makita will expand their X2 line or just hold onto what they've got now. I know some people don't like using two batteries on one tool. What I do like is that Makita has kept their charger line simple for the longest time selling single bay or dual bay simultaneous fan cooled rapid chargers with their kits (Makita also sells a four port sequential charger and included a standard charger in some kits over the past Christmas holiday). Dewalt is insane with the number of 18V chargers they sell (they usually include the cheapest charger in their kits unless you buy one of their more expensive 20 MAX or 60V MAX tools).
Hope you and your family stay safe and well.
@@ccadama I have been thinking about the x-lock some more. Perhaps it is because x-lock is only available on smaller diameter tools. (at least the inner diameter, where the disk attaches to, of course you might still be able to get over sized disks if you take the guard off). If that is the case then it would explain why there is no x-lock on the x2 (36v) makita ones because they only make those ones for larger diameter discs. It is 'unclear' ATM if x-lock is on the new 40v angle grinder. But really there should be. I cannot think of a reason why not. I just cannot find any information yet as to *which* model numbers it apples to. Because there are so many models and the all look pretty much the same as each other.
Did you watch the video Dreamcat? It's not 'unclear' if the 40v grinders have x-lock, it is plain for all to see in the video. I talk about most of the things you have commented on in the video. There is no 40v x-lock, there will no doubt be in the future. When they designed these tools (which are already a year old as they were released in Japan first) Makita did not have the rights to use X-lock. All the 18v x2 tools were made well before x-lock was available for Makita X-lock is a technology they had to buy from Bosch. That is why most grinders don't have it. The newest Makita 18v 125mm grinder has it. None of the others. This video shows what the Makita versions of 18v vs 18v x2 grinders are ruclips.net/video/WYTJ6B5wJoM/видео.html
today's price in Brazil is at 900 US dollars with 2 batteries and the charger 😅
Can you buy these online in the US? If so where?
Who else was humming thing Intro and then stuffed up at 0:06
40volt sds next:)
@3:05 lol Makita's soo good they make new tools and english words 😂
4000€ of Makita Tools.....I WANT THEM ALL
Where did u find the new 40v line?!
Where do you live?
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL US
@@lucasbamboo3344 Not available in the US yet I'm afraid.
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL darrnnnn
I feel like some of the stuff makita wanted to accomplish with the 40v line could have been done with a larger battery using 21700 cells and in some cases an x2 platform. Use the potential up coming 60v battery for larger stuff.
Unless they want to forgo the 60v battery.
This is a good observation because some tools benefit from being more compact. And the 40v adds a bit of extra weight and bulk. This difference is more aparrent in the smaller types of tool. Also I am potentially interested in this new 60v. Because the advantage of more powerful DC motor should be increased further. And you know... for stuff like gardening equipment too it makes sense.
Yeah makita didnt necessarily need to move to 40v purely for the sake of 21700 cells. So i gues maybe there is still a possibility they could introduce new 21700 battery packs for the existing 18v format. If the 40v series is a commercial failure and does not sell enough / gets rejected by the consumers. However makita also being a professional brand for contracters i somehow doubt this will happen.
Still it makes more sense to skip 40v is there is going to be a 60v. Even more powerful for these types of tools. But especially also those contractor grade tools you see on building sites. For dealing with concrete and also your chainsaws. Other bigger stuff When 18v is already appears to be good enough for the smaller tools. But we shall see! Because we have not got to know the other ones yet. Hmm.
@@dreamcat4 There was a patent for a makita 18v battery using 21700 cells about 3 years ago, maybe 2.
Have not heard anything since.
I think the 40v will be an error in the long run. Unless makita is committed to the 40v and does not want to go ahead with the 60v
too many platform, makita should have focused on
12v cxt
18v lxt, x2 and 21700 cells
60v for commercial ope, construction equipment, snowblowers, tillers, etc
Or at least did what HIKOKI did and make the xgt batteries backwards compatible with the Lxt
18volt does the job on most tools.
Yes it does, but when it comes to grinders, the extra power makes a big difference.
This would be cool if Makita drops the prices on the 18’s. Why would I (as an old geezer) want anything heavier just because it is a little faster? If I was a young contractor then yup but for old geez keeping house and land going, 18 and 36 works just fine for me.
lol...'there is no point on comparing things that are identical'.............................that gave me a good laugh...
it is bad to cut metal with diamond coated discs, carbon in the diamond reacts with iron and gets destroyed. use silicon carbide disks or alumina
Don't go selling my 18V out from under me dude!
It's safe and sound, how much dosh have you got?
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL3105 subs worth.
Dollar per sub?
Got a few more 18v tools to sell...
0:08 Martha Mine?
Where in NZ are ya? Level 2 or 3 LOL
Tools & Stuff actually in London, but I know the area well... Hope NZ can keep things under control, it isn’t very nice once the virus takes it’s hold.
Level 3 lockdown for another 12 days in Auckland where I am. We will eradicate again.
watch out with and advise on the concrete dust particles, those are a danger to the lung. We should be aware of anything micro dust that could be hazardous (such as with cutting silicon based minerals).
I guess a new 40 volt is better than an 18 volt. but. My 18 volts never stopped in the middle of work on difficult situations. And certainly not on the slip of rust cleaning.
???
$299 in the us bare tool.....$299 for 2:5 ah battery and charger.....I think I’ll wait till prices come down
Where have you seen those prices?
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL bcfasteners.com/shop/makita-ga005gz-xgt-40v-max-brushless-5-angle-grinder-with-slide-switch/
That's Canada, not the US
The rpm is same in both so is not faster
Might have more torque
I think you should take a look at this ruclips.net/video/lNszxkei6l0/видео.html
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL
I see that
But they marked as 8500rpm disappointed
I wonder how it compares with dewalt 54v
The 40v dril
Here it is ruclips.net/video/5-2_78UwUmU/видео.html
Thats the American market Tool. N.Z lags behind and we get sold short always.
What are you talking about? The 40v tools haven't been released yet in America. These are the NZ tools. NZ gets the tools before the US on a regular basis.
Having those spinning on the table free 🥺, really gave me saftey anxiety
Then perhaps this channel isn't for you.
I meant it as a joke 😅
The brake not working if you run out of Batts is an issue. They should fix that. The only reason why I went cordless on both my 125mm and 230mm grinders is because of the electric brake which the corded models don't possess? I would rather run less and charge more than not having the break. Gammon Makita we are invested
"back to school" is too coarse an expression to use for the many who watch your videos, some even with pertinent doubts. Regarding the batteries, you should use the 18V 5Ah battery (which has better performance than the 18V 6Ah battery, the CDR of the cells is higher) than the 40V 2.5Ah battery for performance tests since both use the same cells; and for autonomy tests continue to use the highest-charged batteries on each platform. I still don't want you to "go back to school".

Will be interesting to see chainsaw with two 40v batteries..
hoooo yes, me tok!
Зря конечно Макита сделала несовместимые аккумы. Проще перейти на деволт чем на новую линейку.
36 вольтовая уже не стоит,честно говоря не понятно,что помешало сделать также как и 18вольт
a shame the 40V doesnt have variable RPM
The other model of 40v grinder does have the variable speed.
@@brodycloud3405 what model? 😊
please give me a link and model name
i have searched far and wide and couldnt find that feature 😢
www.makita-xgt.com/en
is it sold in europe?😀
@@darthtrump4428 Don't know if it is sold in Euro yet but the Japanese model number is ga020grmx for Paddle and ga018grmx for switch. Euro lags behind Japan releases by a few months so it might not be out there yet.
@@darthtrump4428 www.makitauk.com/product/ga022gd101 This is UK not Europe but it shows what I'm talking about
There are 4 different 125mm grinders and also 4 100mm. The 4 125mm are GA005G, GA013G, GA023G and GA029G. The GA017G and GA019G are 100mm Japanese models and the GA018G and GA020G are Japan only 125mm models. Most are not available yet as the tools are still being rolled out. I currently own every 40v Makita tool available in New Zealand.
The 18v has a tooless guard change too. :|
The model in this video is only partially tool less.
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL Fair enough. What's your take on the thumb switch vs paddle?
I like the thumb switch. More versatile. You can mount it, hold in strange ways, that sort of thing.
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL Ahh. I've always been told that kind of switch also makes it a safety hazard. XD "Because it doesn't shut off if you let go!"
hs003g vs dhs710
Coming soon...
label your side by side comparisons!!
I'm sure it's pretty obvious to most people.
You can't compare the 6Ah 18V Battery with the 40V 4Ah battery!
The 3Ah 18650 cells are not as powerful as the 4Ah 21700.
I tested some 18V batteries with 3Ah cells and they had not the maximum power than the 2.5Ah cells.
I also expect that two 2,5Ah batteries in parallel are more powerful than one 21700.
Learn what the word compare means.
Hi.not thing's are back to back , by angle grinders. Because, king's of power tools , are name , had be name , on it .( best of best , all inside , our house....bill paid !!!!
I like your logic and agree with you people are stupid and older you get more stupid people you will meet. Stay strong it is as if they multiply with every year.
Wieners is a word, as is winners and also weaners. Google verified. If you type "contact wieners" in google, the first result is the contact page of Wienerschnitzel.com. The only way I see how that can relate to a 40V makita grinder is, if there's an extension for meat grinding.
LOL The word was Wearness... not Wienners!
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL I knew something was wrong with the spelling LOL
40v vs 18v lol