Dude the ac cord is a game changer...thing is kick ass! Run the impact 1/2 wrench with it, the 10 in miter and the triple hammer with it. Metabo HPT hit it out of the park with this man. Let the haters hate lmao!
I scored three of those ac adapters for 14.95 each and yes that thing is seriously the best idea anyone has had in the power tool industry cause honestly it lets you bring one battery and a charger to most places and the multivolt system is awesome cause you can run all the tools with the 36volt
I borrowed my Dad's 18v Hitachi cordless drill. It's brushed, has a small lithium ion battery (3ah maybe?) and no hammer drill. I used it for 3 days fixing gutters, self tappers mostly and never had to switch batteries. It's not the most powerful and certainly not a torque monster, but for the homeowner class of tool, it was arguably well rounded and sturdy. Nice responsive trigger and easy to use. The chuck could be better but for around $100 I'd say it is just fine. I'll inherit this before it sees its demise for sure!
09/06/2020 - Lowe’s currently is running a deal on the Metabo Triple Hammer right now ($99)! That’s a heck of a deal for this impact! I actually just bought my second Metabo TH bc I use them so much at work, it was hard to pass up that deal. Prior to 6-7 months ago, I had never owned a Hitachi/Metabo power tool before. Always been a Makita & Milwaukee guy. I have to say, this Metabo TH blows away all of the impacts I’ve ever used before. As a power tool, as well as the battery life, it definitely outlasts & outperforms both my Milwaukee & Makita impacts. Hands down, the best impact on the market right now. Great warranty too. I’d highly recommend buying one!
@@chuckmiller5763 im very pleased with it had to dial it in to get it straight on cuts but haven't had any problems with it so far been very reliable I use it with a battery the most but love when I can just plug it into the wall with the acdc adapter works good
Got this with their hammer drill charger and two batteries last week at lowes 129$...They also have the rear handle circular for 199 with bonus battery and charger and the reciprocating for 170 battery charger. I am liking my metabos better than my ryobi and milwaukee (m12 my carry tools). Great value and warranty for the $$$.
I was walking through Lowe's today and I saw one of these for sale. $99. I guess I got a good deal. I already have multiple batteries because I purchased the Metabo framing nailer. The battery powered framing nailer 21° and it is a beast. So I'll add this to my collection
Still a top 3 impact driver today!! Plenty powerful enough, very compact, and very comfortable to use. Gen 3 fuel may be a little faster but for the price you can get the triple hammer for during the holidays in comparison to the fuel, the triple hammer beats it by a mile and it’s not even close.
Picked up a 7 piece set over the holidays had it sitting for a while thought about rrtuing it. Decided to give them a quick test, so smooth I went and both some more, replaced my kobalt tools. Ip56 is a go as well
If the battery says imprinted on it it is made of polycarbonate and is extremely durable. No way that battery would break from general use and drops. Same thing as makita batteries I’m sure. However, I like the idea of rubber overmolds to protect the surface thst the battery is being set down on.
I bought the Metabo/Hitachi 18v brushless hammer drill when it first came out. I had seen the Metabo product in the past but the price seemed really high for a cordless drill...I think around 450 bucks. I talked ti the store manaher and he said they were the best. I couldn't afford it at the time and I think I bought Bosch. Now that I can afford a more expensive tool I can say that this is indaeed a great product (I have used them all, DeWalt,Makita,Porter Cable,Milwaukee,Ridgid,Bosch etc..I have not used the Lowe's store brand). I do not care for the 18v 3.0 batteries or the crap charger that came with it. Now...I recently purchased the impact in this review 18/36 ip56 tool. The charger is FAR better and as good or better than any other companies I have previously owned. The battereies are absolute monsters. 2 of these batteries fully charged will last a full day of work. In the future I can see myself purchasing more tools (saws etc) that use this 18/36 battery/charging system. Right now I can say that this is the best cordless drill/impact I have used to date! And yes...it is heavy!
So glad you finally got this! Been waiting to see this put to the test at the VCG!!! I believe you can get a compact battery for that tool to help it feel better balanced.
Finally!! The tripple hammer was the only option I was looking at besides Milwaukee Gen3. Their quick charging is superior. Love my Hitachi cordless nail guns. The IP56 rating is the best you can currently get. I still think the Gen3 has it on power/speed, but it's a great option (guess). Thanks for reviewing it on the channel.
FTLAUD 911 I completely agree man. I think the gen 3 will probably out power it and out run it in speed as well... but, the triple hammer is just an all around great performer, very comfortable, pretty smooth, not overly loud, and with the compact 3ah battery, an excellent power/runtime/compactness package. I like the power settings on the triple hammer as well, it covers that middle power range better than other offerings. Most others seem to either underpower or overpower the middle setting, unless you have the Fuel ONE-KEY and customize it yourself, which is also nice.
Those are cool tools I was wanting to get them but I went with craftsman 20v and there pretty nice too but I like that the metabo can go from battery pack to ac adapter that’s a sweet set up.
Thanks for this video Vince. I am definetly looking forward to seeing more about this impact prob about a 9 from 1 to 10 i just ordered the 18 volt version and bought the multivolt battery cant wait to see how it preforms.
Shoot I just picked up the 18v version and was impressed with it over a Bosch impact. Used them both for a couple hrs on the roof of a barn screwing down a metal roof. Loved having adjustable torque, screwing speed on the Metabo vs the Bosch.. only had the 1.5ah batteries on the Metabo and some 8.0ah on the Bosch.. both got decently warm after nonstop screwing for an hour …. But not really hot at all
Love the 10” mitre saw(being able to go with the battery or direct current is a huge plus),circular saw and just ordered the multi tool.Hope it’s as good as those other tools.
Awesome Vince! I have the Hitachi version and I love it. Used it all day today in fact. It’s all about the compact 3ah though. That 8ah does seem like too much. And that charger easily rivals Makita’s rapid charger, it’s an excellent charging system.
I’m pumped if this thing is going against Milwaukee gen3 on Friday! Make sure you run the Milwaukee impact with a 6.0HO to give it that extra boost of POWA!
What’s the difference between this impact and the ltx 200 bl power max I’m interested in getting Metabo tools but they have lots of options and the ltx 200bl you can only by on Amazon here in Canada
I had the dewalt large hammer drill..it also had an ac module plug in option. First time i tried that module the vibration broken it all apart. Hopefully Metabo did good on this
I just got this as a set today at lowes for 57$ 5ah battery 3ah battery charger, and camo bag included. And I got the 12v bosch impact with 2 2ah batteries charger and bag for 48$
For anyone considering this tool: The 36v works in the older 18v 18v doesnt work in 36v tools 36v he's driver tool has adjustable driving settings And goes full Merica on ever fastener into anything so far. Tapcons? Better make sure the hes drilled far enough, the quarter hex will snap a falcon no prob. The anti twist digital clutchh thing is a huge hand saver. Get ya pull on the Metabo. Shits reliable and the batteries can poasibly jump start a V8, bymy estimation So far, opening shot, you have my interest! Finally someone leading like a proper Tool Guy! Show the thing givin' we first, corporate wank if any towards the end, all that juicy data in the middle. Gotta show it working first! I'm interested in what this video holds, i absolutely love my 36v quarter hex impact driver. Zero fucks given hardcore badass fastener driving. Theres Even a note in the instructions that says the 36v batteries are considered as Not Fitting the 18v older Hitachi, because of the belt clip. I've personally smoke tested this, the 18v Hitachi drill/driver/light kit worked exactly as intended on the 36v if you lose the belt clip. I wilderized my belt clip with pliers and a vise, so it seems thw belt clip works with the 36v new style batteries. Its been about a uear and a half, batteries live forever, straight up triple hammer impact driver 6inch deck screws so fast you'll bury a few drivers before you get used to it. Bring on the review, hopefully I dont find the thing to have a weakness.
I always liked Hitachi. Owned a 12v drill when i worked in a boat building place. Never let me down I still own it BUT batterys ded but i love the look better than my Milwaukee
HEY VINCE WHERE DID YA GET YOURS FROM, & WHAT'S THE BEST DEAL ON THE MATABO HPT 36V-18VOLT TRIPLE HAMMER IMPACT DRIVER W/BATTERY & AC PLUG IN ADAPTER ???
Yo Vince, I had to go back and look at the Spyderco EDC and the Stiletto switch blade Videos. They were fantastic. They were awesome brother. I normally carry a Spyderco, Sog, DeWalt, EDC. That Stiletto I believe is illegal in Maryland so I would not carry that one every day. I would still like to have one for my collection. Nice work Vince, You Da Best!!! Al from Maryland
Hello, I buy a new Metabo HPT 18V impact screwdriver, is it normal that in its first uses with large screws a little burning smell comes out ??? Thanks if anyone answers, it is my first impact driver and I don't know that is normal.
As a carpenter. I have seen Dewalt, Milwaukee, Ridget, Makita, Hilti, even Ryobi on the Site. But since Motabo HTP came out i have not yet seen anyone use them...
lifetime warranty, but only for original purchaser. Does this mean they ask you for the original receipt to get the warranty? What paper receipt lasts more than 2 months these days?
Im really confused bout the 18/36 volt. I bought this same triple hammer (bad ass lil beast of a tool) but mine says HITACHI and i had to buy the charger n battery seperate which it too says 18v on the charger itself. EXCEPT you have a 36v battery with an 18v charger 🤔???? As where i have the 18v battery with my 18v charger. If i buy a tool that requires the 36v battery then i guess i only buy the 36v battery??? Or if the 18v is compatible with the 36v battery i can just keep using my 18v batteries instead of buying 36v battery??.
That looks like an awesome drill...I looked at the metabo drills at octoolberfest and they looked solid...this drill seems very quiet...it may give the Milwaukee gen 3 a run for it's money...would love to see that TTR showdown
@@vojnikjna30 not sure where you're getting double at. That drill, well the Hitachi one was 199 tool only. And the Gen 3 impact is anywhere from 80-170.. yea some ppl try and sell it for 170 lol. I was lucky to get my Gen 3 impact for 80 and some change bare tool
Wow! Loved that you are the first I seen that showed new Hitachi stuff! I'm waiting for when they add the Abby something Abnormal button! 😆😆 to buy. I think it shines when doing more delicate work. It sounded like you wanted a compact battery on it. The battery was too big for that tool. Awesome video
Am I a fool because I already own a perfectly fine Hitachi set that I barely use ! But still just purchased this metabo hpt. Because I'm a fan boy ?? Lol
It’s cool to see ya doing the review, I have some Hitachi nailers and an older Metabo mini grinder. I am not sure if I am gonna get on the green wagon or stick with the multi “sun” colored tools I already own. But your videos are as always super informative !
Does anyone know why a lot of tool companies don’t incorporate a 2 way plug in so I can plug in my table saw and chop saw off one cord without an adapter? I wish I was designing these tools🥴
The electronics required to reliably/durably turn 120 AC voltage to 18 volt DC and to provide enough Amp draw, which can spike up like 30-40+ amps or more in a brushless tool, are expensive, really expensive. You can buy power supplies that can provide that kind of power but they cost $200+. It would also potentially mean people not buying as many batteries or not buying separate corded tools, which would mean less sales for the companies, so I think those are the main reasons why.
Why on earth is that thing 36V? Now you are committed to using a large battery. An 18V slim pack would be impossible if I understand that multi-volt platform correctly.
You can either raise amperage or raise voltage to get more power. If you raised amperage instead and used slim packs you’d fatigue them to death in no time. High drain kills cells faster. Just a bigger, more powerful tool than the 18v and your 36v batteries still work for either. They could build a series slim pack with shorter cells but you’d have awful runtime.
I like the companies giving the corded/battery option. I really do. Lets be honest here. For a drill? And to have to make it 36v? The battery weighs as much as the bare tool. If DeWalt does this I would not be yelling from the mountain tops. Table Saw, Chop saw and other big tools like planers and vacuums. I can get behind that. Especially when you have a small job and need a quick cut. Not having to set up and find an outlet is a time saver. I want my drills to not have me tethered to a wall, like EVER!!!
I only buy red. But I only use hitachi framing guns etc. they are the best period. This new metabo system with a/c power cord option and use of 36v battery in the 18v tools is great. I’m watching this cause I’m gonna grab a few hpt tools. I like them. And if they have quality of the air tools it’s good.
@@VCGConstruction nice! If you can do a performance to cost analysis. It'll be pretty simple and it'll give the people what they want in the end: a best bang for your buck comparison, using real statistics based on performance alone.
Dude the ac cord is a game changer...thing is kick ass! Run the impact 1/2 wrench with it, the 10 in miter and the triple hammer with it. Metabo HPT hit it out of the park with this man. Let the haters hate lmao!
Where can I buy this drill?
Kevin Salmeron I recommend either acme tools or tool barn. You can buy the Multivolt model from Lowe’s but usually you have to use the online store
I scored three of those ac adapters for 14.95 each and yes that thing is seriously the best idea anyone has had in the power tool industry cause honestly it lets you bring one battery and a charger to most places and the multivolt system is awesome cause you can run all the tools with the 36volt
Really starting to like what this brad has been doing
yeah!!
I like that you can turn the light off because if your doing work outside during the day you don't need to waist the led life
I borrowed my Dad's 18v Hitachi cordless drill. It's brushed, has a small lithium ion battery (3ah maybe?) and no hammer drill. I used it for 3 days fixing gutters, self tappers mostly and never had to switch batteries. It's not the most powerful and certainly not a torque monster, but for the homeowner class of tool, it was arguably well rounded and sturdy. Nice responsive trigger and easy to use. The chuck could be better but for around $100 I'd say it is just fine. I'll inherit this before it sees its demise for sure!
09/06/2020 - Lowe’s currently is running a deal on the Metabo Triple Hammer right now ($99)! That’s a heck of a deal for this impact! I actually just bought my second Metabo TH bc I use them so much at work, it was hard to pass up that deal.
Prior to 6-7 months ago, I had never owned a Hitachi/Metabo power tool before. Always been a Makita & Milwaukee guy. I have to say, this Metabo TH blows away all of the impacts I’ve ever used before. As a power tool, as well as the battery life, it definitely outlasts & outperforms both my Milwaukee & Makita impacts. Hands down, the best impact on the market right now. Great warranty too. I’d highly recommend buying one!
Just picked up today the Metabo Hpt 10 inch Multivolt table saw its amazing
How do you like your saw after 5 months? Really interested in getting one.
@@chuckmiller5763 im very pleased with it had to dial it in to get it straight on cuts but haven't had any problems with it so far been very reliable I use it with a battery the most but love when I can just plug it into the wall with the acdc adapter works good
Got this with their hammer drill charger and two batteries last week at lowes 129$...They also have the rear handle circular for 199 with bonus battery and charger and the reciprocating for 170 battery charger. I am liking my metabos better than my ryobi and milwaukee (m12 my carry tools). Great value and warranty for the $$$.
I was walking through Lowe's today and I saw one of these for sale. $99. I guess I got a good deal. I already have multiple batteries because I purchased the Metabo framing nailer. The battery powered framing nailer 21° and it is a beast. So I'll add this to my collection
How good is it
Still a top 3 impact driver today!! Plenty powerful enough, very compact, and very comfortable to use. Gen 3 fuel may be a little faster but for the price you can get the triple hammer for during the holidays in comparison to the fuel, the triple hammer beats it by a mile and it’s not even close.
I agree. The lack of a battery readout stinks (on the battery) but I picked one of these up last month and love it.
@@meledward231 yes sir. I actually returned mine and picked up the 36v triple hammer with two 4ah multivolt batteries and charger for 139
@@bombxreviews3261 nice deal!
Picked up a 7 piece set over the holidays had it sitting for a while thought about rrtuing it. Decided to give them a quick test, so smooth I went and both some more, replaced my kobalt tools. Ip56 is a go as well
Just bought one and keep it in normal work for work. I would have paid 500$ for this thing. Get em while they're cheap. Worth every penny less fatigue
I really like what metabo hpt is doing with their tools. All tools should have the ability to be corded or cordless in my opinion
I'm sure the industry will see how metabo hpt makes out with it first!
Yeah I was excited too. Until I seen the prices. Out of reach for me unfortunately.
Milwaukee and Dewalt Bosch Mikita, have the cord adapter for the cordless tools
@@robsdeviceunknown Oh no, I hadn't looked at the prices yet. That's a bummer
@@zagan1 Since when?
I want to see the metabo hammer drill head to head with milwaukee fuel as well!
If the battery says imprinted on it it is made of polycarbonate and is extremely durable. No way that battery would break from general use and drops. Same thing as makita batteries I’m sure. However, I like the idea of rubber overmolds to protect the surface thst the battery is being set down on.
Good call Jon M!
I thought makita battery casing where made of PA6 GF 30 or nylon glass fiber reinforced 30% by volume. That's the standard for tool plastic.
Great video Vince seems like a great offering can't wait to see it in the TTR keep up the great work
Great video Vince
Thanks Antonio, we appreciate it! Hope you’re well buddy!
@@VCGConstruction doing as well as I can thanks for asking Cuz
I bought the Metabo/Hitachi 18v brushless hammer drill when it first came out.
I had seen the Metabo product in the past but the price seemed really high for a cordless drill...I think around 450 bucks.
I talked ti the store manaher and he said they were the best.
I couldn't afford it at the time and I think I bought Bosch.
Now that I can afford a more expensive tool I can say that this is indaeed a great product (I have used them all, DeWalt,Makita,Porter Cable,Milwaukee,Ridgid,Bosch etc..I have not used the Lowe's store brand).
I do not care for the 18v 3.0 batteries or the crap charger that came with it.
Now...I recently purchased the impact in this review 18/36 ip56 tool.
The charger is FAR better and as good or better than any other companies I have previously owned.
The battereies are absolute monsters.
2 of these batteries fully charged will last a full day of work.
In the future I can see myself purchasing more tools (saws etc) that use this 18/36 battery/charging system.
Right now I can say that this is the best cordless drill/impact I have used to date!
And yes...it is heavy!
So glad you finally got this! Been waiting to see this put to the test at the VCG!!! I believe you can get a compact battery for that tool to help it feel better balanced.
Would definitely make it feel more handy!!
Finally!! The tripple hammer was the only option I was looking at besides Milwaukee Gen3. Their quick charging is superior. Love my Hitachi cordless nail guns. The IP56 rating is the best you can currently get. I still think the Gen3 has it on power/speed, but it's a great option (guess). Thanks for reviewing it on the channel.
This is the 36 volt, I'm curious how it will stack up!
FTLAUD 911 I completely agree man. I think the gen 3 will probably out power it and out run it in speed as well... but, the triple hammer is just an all around great performer, very comfortable, pretty smooth, not overly loud, and with the compact 3ah battery, an excellent power/runtime/compactness package. I like the power settings on the triple hammer as well, it covers that middle power range better than other offerings. Most others seem to either underpower or overpower the middle setting, unless you have the Fuel ONE-KEY and customize it yourself, which is also nice.
I like your sense of humor. Love the review videos. Any power tool reviews you post, ill def watch.
Thank you Mohaned!!
Those are cool tools I was wanting to get them but I went with craftsman 20v and there pretty nice too but I like that the metabo can go from battery pack to ac adapter that’s a sweet set up.
Nice video Vince, and cant wait to see it on TTR.
What should we run it against?
Thanks for this video Vince. I am definetly looking forward to seeing more about this impact prob about a 9 from 1 to 10 i just ordered the 18 volt version and bought the multivolt battery cant wait to see how it preforms.
Wow okay cuz we'll get on it! Good luck with your purchase!!
I bet his coworkers are glad he made it on RUclips
Shoot I just picked up the 18v version and was impressed with it over a Bosch impact. Used them both for a couple hrs on the roof of a barn screwing down a metal roof. Loved having adjustable torque, screwing speed on the Metabo vs the Bosch.. only had the 1.5ah batteries on the Metabo and some 8.0ah on the Bosch.. both got decently warm after nonstop screwing for an hour …. But not really hot at all
Really interested to see how the tool performs with the cord adapter vs with the battery. That would be a solid 9 haha
Release the video..... let’s see how you can make a cordless tool into a corded one.
Eddie Smallhorn what do you mean? DeWalt has already done it.
@@renaissancemen1 Metabo HPT has a 36v AC adapter for their cordless or corded table saw.
Love the 10” mitre saw(being able to go with the battery or direct current is a huge plus),circular saw and just ordered the multi tool.Hope it’s as good as those other tools.
Awesome Vince! I have the Hitachi version and I love it. Used it all day today in fact. It’s all about the compact 3ah though. That 8ah does seem like too much. And that charger easily rivals Makita’s rapid charger, it’s an excellent charging system.
We gonna put through full testing!
Right on brother
Agreed. Love the first triple hammer with the compact 3ah battery. Not sure why anyone wants a big battery on their impact. Lol
This channel should have way more subs
Thanks Thunder up, hit that share button, we appreciate it!
@@VCGConstruction yes sir! I always share with my buddies and on twitter
I love a good sub
im pretty stoked to see how the Multivolt stuff compares
So are we!
I’m pumped if this thing is going against Milwaukee gen3 on Friday! Make sure you run the Milwaukee impact with a 6.0HO to give it that extra boost of POWA!
The metabo with its AC adapter has UNLIMITED POWER!!!!!
What’s the difference between this impact and the ltx 200 bl power max I’m interested in getting Metabo tools but they have lots of options and the ltx 200bl you can only by on Amazon here in Canada
It was Sal Glesser from Spyderco who had the idea to put a pocket clip on a folding knife. In the 1980s cool stuff love knives
Gen 3 + triple hammer= one heck of a TTR battle run them through everything includeing battery life please use 6.0 in the Milwaukee
I had the dewalt large hammer drill..it also had an ac module plug in option. First time i tried that module the vibration broken it all apart. Hopefully Metabo did good on this
The hikoki 36v multivolt battery here in the UK is 36v-2.5ah and 18v -5ah because of watt hour restrictions
They have the 8ah/ah battery's here also. ITS sells them.
I’m curious 36volt but only 1.5ah a fairly nice physical size battery , what kind of run time would you get out of it?.
More on the lines of flexvolt 6ah battery
I just got this as a set today at lowes for 57$ 5ah battery 3ah battery charger, and camo bag included.
And I got the 12v bosch impact with 2 2ah batteries charger and bag for 48$
For anyone considering this tool:
The 36v works in the older 18v
18v doesnt work in 36v tools
36v he's driver tool has adjustable driving settings
And goes full Merica on ever fastener into anything so far.
Tapcons? Better make sure the hes drilled far enough, the quarter hex will snap a falcon no prob.
The anti twist digital clutchh thing is a huge hand saver.
Get ya pull on the Metabo. Shits reliable and the batteries can poasibly jump start a V8, bymy estimation
So far, opening shot, you have my interest!
Finally someone leading like a proper Tool Guy! Show the thing givin' we first, corporate wank if any towards the end, all that juicy data in the middle.
Gotta show it working first!
I'm interested in what this video holds, i absolutely love my 36v quarter hex impact driver. Zero fucks given hardcore badass fastener driving. Theres Even a note in the instructions that says the 36v batteries are considered as Not Fitting the 18v older Hitachi, because of the belt clip. I've personally smoke tested this, the 18v Hitachi drill/driver/light kit worked exactly as intended on the 36v if you lose the belt clip.
I wilderized my belt clip with pliers and a vise, so it seems thw belt clip works with the 36v new style batteries.
Its been about a uear and a half, batteries live forever, straight up triple hammer impact driver 6inch deck screws so fast you'll bury a few drivers before you get used to it.
Bring on the review, hopefully I dont find the thing to have a weakness.
I always liked Hitachi. Owned a 12v drill when i worked in a boat building place. Never let me down I still own it BUT batterys ded but i love the look better than my Milwaukee
I have a 12 volt hilti and I love it. Never been a fan of the 12 volt Milwaukee.
And the corded or cordless choice is great idea no doubt
This is a sweet tool!
I need to help i living with dificucate tome
HEY VINCE WHERE DID YA GET YOURS FROM, & WHAT'S THE BEST DEAL ON THE MATABO HPT 36V-18VOLT TRIPLE HAMMER IMPACT DRIVER W/BATTERY & AC PLUG IN ADAPTER ???
We got this from acme tool, they’re running a battery prom with bare tool right now!!
@@VCGConstruction I Seen that, Thanks AGAIN Bro. !!!
I bought mine with the charger and 2 huge batteries in the hard case for 349.00 at Lowe's.
can you do the metabo hpt hammer drill review? I torn on if it will give me more power than my Bosch or not.
Where can I get a belt hook? I got the smaller impact and it didn't come with one.
My tools are only Metabo the best one I love it
Why?
Corded ,cordless 👍
You'd guys should totally send me sum of your overflow of tools😁
Can it be used as a car polisher?
Who all here watched the New Yankee Workshop as a kid growing up on Sundays....lol!😁...Anybody?....Good'ole Norm Nieghbormen👌👍
I grew up on public broadcast, I watched it!!
@@VCGConstruction ...I just went back on RUclips and started watching all the videos....lol....I wonder what happened to Norm?...
Hello. What do you think or know about a
Bosch 18636-01 36V. Is really stronger then my 18v Bosch, and is it reliable under hard use
Yo Vince, I had to go back and look at the Spyderco EDC and the Stiletto switch blade Videos. They were fantastic. They were awesome brother. I normally carry a Spyderco, Sog, DeWalt, EDC. That Stiletto I believe is illegal in Maryland so I would not carry that one every day. I would still like to have one for my collection. Nice work Vince, You Da Best!!! Al from Maryland
No you day best cuz!!
I'm picking up all the old Hitachi stuff-Might look at running Metabo platform. Love the power combo option.
The new multi volt battery will run 18volt as well as the 36volt tools
@@VCGConstruction Thanks for the info & all the kool videos; it is greatly appreciated!!!
We appreciate you buddy!
Nice to see this. DeWalt had a. Similar idea years back with. 24v that had a battery to cord adapter
Cool video! Definitely want to see this against the gen 3 Milwaukee impact in a tool test raw!!
So do we!
Hello, I buy a new Metabo HPT 18V impact screwdriver, is it normal that in its first uses with large screws a little burning smell comes out ??? Thanks if anyone answers, it is my first impact driver and I don't know that is normal.
I got that bad boy..good one vince
What's up cuz.
What up ?!?!
What up.
As a carpenter.
I have seen Dewalt, Milwaukee, Ridget, Makita, Hilti, even Ryobi on the Site.
But since Motabo HTP came out i have not yet seen anyone use them...
I want to see the difference between the torque on the power mode vs self tapping
lifetime warranty, but only for original purchaser. Does this mean they ask you for the original receipt to get the warranty? What paper receipt lasts more than 2 months these days?
Cool review , I’m sold, I’d like to see it in action ,maybe even a tool war??!! It does look like a great impact!
Im really confused bout the 18/36 volt. I bought this same triple hammer (bad ass lil beast of a tool) but mine says HITACHI and i had to buy the charger n battery seperate which it too says 18v on the charger itself. EXCEPT you have a 36v battery with an 18v charger 🤔???? As where i have the 18v battery with my 18v charger. If i buy a tool that requires the 36v battery then i guess i only buy the 36v battery??? Or if the 18v is compatible with the 36v battery i can just keep using my 18v batteries instead of buying 36v battery??.
The triple hammer impact can run both 18v and 36v.
Oh, and 36v will work in any of their 18v tools. That's why it's called multivolt.
Can you make a video metabo vs Milwaukee.
Sure can.
Its a old makita impact boady anyone can see that
Ey where do I get the 2 cent Ridgid organizer
Palo casteyano dollar store.
First battery drill that can fight with the Mafell beast.
can someone tell me where is manufacture date on Metabo batteries?
That looks like an awesome drill...I looked at the metabo drills at octoolberfest and they looked solid...this drill seems very quiet...it may give the Milwaukee gen 3 a run for it's money...would love to see that TTR showdown
I'm impressed so far!
It’s double the price of the gen 3 though lol.
@@vojnikjna30 not sure where you're getting double at. That drill, well the Hitachi one was 199 tool only. And the Gen 3 impact is anywhere from 80-170.. yea some ppl try and sell it for 170 lol. I was lucky to get my Gen 3 impact for 80 and some change bare tool
picked mine up today at lowes on a tool deal for 159 and it came with charger and 18 to 36 volt and a 3 ah battery
$100 off the driver and drill set at Lowes, just bought the set with hard case. $149 for 2 both tools, 2 batteries, 1 charger. 18v.
Looks like a good 1 I'd like to see more
We are gonna feature this impact on #TTR!
Wow! Loved that you are the first I seen that showed new Hitachi stuff! I'm waiting for when they add the Abby something Abnormal button! 😆😆 to buy. I think it shines when doing more delicate work. It sounded like you wanted a compact battery on it. The battery was too big for that tool. Awesome video
The tool is compact, the battery not so much!
that's about as small as these batteries are going to get too.
downfall of the 36V configuration is that you're limited to multiples of 10 cells.
@@stupidwapdaggogood to know👌 that's a brick of a battery for an impact driver 👍👍👊
Yes, do a review on the Metabo 36V Corded Option (the package you quickly showed in this video.
Am I a fool because I already own a perfectly fine Hitachi set that I barely use ! But still just purchased this metabo hpt. Because I'm a fan boy ?? Lol
The heart wants what the heart wants!
There's actually a video where somebody dunks it in a bucket of water and it still works
Ive seen a video of a tool rep at a Lowes Pro event and the dude was using it in the bottom of a bucket of water and it was working
They are nice..like Hitachi... used a drill an impact set for yrs
Very interested in this line up ,definitely interested how well the ac/dc works . Team is gonna. be nervous
I’m at about an 8. Curiosity kills. Unbox that adapter Vince.
Will do!
Hitachi is now hikoki here in UK 😅😄😂
Oooh hikoki koki koki, oh hikoki koki koki, oh hikoki koki koki 😂
Nice review! 👍
It’s cool to see ya doing the review, I have some Hitachi nailers and an older Metabo mini grinder. I am not sure if I am gonna get on the green wagon or stick with the multi “sun” colored tools I already own. But your videos are as always super informative !
Does anyone know why a lot of tool companies don’t incorporate a 2 way plug in so I can plug in my table saw and chop saw off one cord without an adapter? I wish I was designing these tools🥴
The electronics required to reliably/durably turn 120 AC voltage to 18 volt DC and to provide enough Amp draw, which can spike up like 30-40+ amps or more in a brushless tool, are expensive, really expensive. You can buy power supplies that can provide that kind of power but they cost $200+.
It would also potentially mean people not buying as many batteries or not buying separate corded tools, which would mean less sales for the companies, so I think those are the main reasons why.
Why on earth is that thing 36V? Now you are committed to using a large battery. An 18V slim pack would be impossible if I understand that multi-volt platform correctly.
You can either raise amperage or raise voltage to get more power. If you raised amperage instead and used slim packs you’d fatigue them to death in no time. High drain kills cells faster. Just a bigger, more powerful tool than the 18v and your 36v batteries still work for either. They could build a series slim pack with shorter cells but you’d have awful runtime.
Guys at my jobsite think Hitachi is a cheap brand like Ryobi, some one asked me if that was my Ryobi sawzall, he ended up getting a lecture.
I love the new intro music.
Thanks gary!
Yo vince, when are we getting that worm drive skillsaw table saw screen time.
blake lesko it’s truly amazing. Can easily rip a treated 4x4.... if you ever needed to do that for some reason lmao
Is this about name or performance????
Interest level 10... Unbox that s*** yesterday, I've been super curious about that chorded/chordless power adapter
I like the companies giving the corded/battery option. I really do. Lets be honest here. For a drill? And to have to make it 36v? The battery weighs as much as the bare tool. If DeWalt does this I would not be yelling from the mountain tops. Table Saw, Chop saw and other big tools like planers and vacuums. I can get behind that. Especially when you have a small job and need a quick cut. Not having to set up and find an outlet is a time saver. I want my drills to not have me tethered to a wall, like EVER!!!
The new brand is Hikoki in Ireland
Who I can buy it.????
I only buy red. But I only use hitachi framing guns etc. they are the best period. This new metabo system with a/c power cord option and use of 36v battery in the 18v tools is great. I’m watching this cause I’m gonna grab a few hpt tools. I like them. And if they have quality of the air tools it’s good.
Would love for Milwaukee to come out with a similar power cord option
That would be epic ben!
my favorite tool
Metabo vs Hitachi 18v impact we all know and love. Then vs DeWalt 20v max for an actual comparison for the rest of us who use DeWalt.
How much does this thing cost??? Probably expensive.
Blurple Para 3/PM2 in S110V isn't a sprint. But dang good any way. Thank's for sharing the beast of a tool!
My oh my looking what Vince has
Pretty sweet!
Wow what a big beast! Did Metabo always look like Hitachi?
Different shades of green I believe!
I'd like to here about this lifetime warranty
Hear*
I’ll do a video explaining it fully!
Thank you sir!
Could we get a review on the NEW Metabo HPT Triple Hammer “BOLT” model ❓❓That would be awesome ❗️❗️
Gen 3 Milwaukee with a 6.0 battery since that'll be the future. Wanna see how it compares
I think a proper side by side including costs is in order for the 2 offerings!!
@@VCGConstruction nice! If you can do a performance to cost analysis. It'll be pretty simple and it'll give the people what they want in the end: a best bang for your buck comparison, using real statistics based on performance alone.
Is it metabo or hikoki?
Metabo hpt in the U.S. hikoki in Europe