$20 Dollar Hyper Tough Drill - Best Cheap Walmart Corded Drill?
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- $20 Dollar Hyper Tough Drill - Best Cheap Walmart Corded Drill?
This is the $20 dollar cheap corded drill from walmart the #verycoolgang picked out, today we see if this cheap walmart hyper tough drill is the best!
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That was fast. Fuurst
Nice!!
VCG Construction very good entertainment but surprised the hell out of me Walmart special i did try there 18v what trash
Im a poor 20 yr old kid and i did a ton of work on my 99 ford explorer with this drill, had the thing smoking hot at a few points but its job, happy with it for sure
What do you expect for $20. No one would try to kill a tool for the hell of it like you did!!! I am disabled and on a very tight budget, so most of the small power tool's I have are hyper tough stuff. I take care of them, and I do not expect them to do what the big guy's stuff dose!! I take my time, and respect what they can do!!!
If it get the job done, it’s a good tool!!
@@VCGConstruction
But Slooowly.
Its really only good for drilling smalle holes and that's about it. Having a variable speed trigger on this drill would make a huge difference for drilling and driving. For $17.99 at HF you can get a variable speed drill.
Dwayne, the only hyper tough tool I have is the orbital sander, but I've worked it pretty hard with good results. I have several hart brand tools (also walmart exclusive) and I'm beyond impressed with them too. Financially challenged handymen unite!
For 20 Dollars I think it held up pretty well...
We have all been there. Desperate to finish a job and grab whatever tool is available. Buying crap tools is like riding a moped, just don’t tell your friends!
"It smells like China!" lol that was funny clip so far great great video !
Haha it really does! Thanks for watching!
This is quickly becoming my favorite review channel. Thanks for putting in the time and effort for the reviews and tool deals! It has definately been costing me a lot of money lately lol.
A 30$ corded skil drill is a wrist breaker. It will push a 1 inch paddle like butter. I'd say spend 10 more dollars. Wonder how the other walmart drill does. Think its 30 or 35$
Codie Kennedy is the $30 skil a hammer drill ?
Around the time you did this review, I bought this drill I am a painter. I left my drill at home and needed to mix/box 5 gallon pails. Sometimes I skim coat using green lid mud mid and a splash of water, maybe 2-3 oz and half a bucket. This is now my painting drill. I am surprised it still works. I didn't expect more than 6 months. There is a Harbor Freight drill like this but less amps. Yu can get if for about $14 with a coupon. I don't think there is any drill cheaper than this. If you haven't already, why not test it? I have had the 5" random orbit sander from Hyper Tough. Definitely worth the $16 I paid.
Useful video. Excellent demos, definitely coming to you guys before I make my tool purchases.Cheers.
Thanks Scott we appreciate it!!
For 20.00 it looks like it would have worked for your " tools did not make it to the job site" test. I am sure for a light use a home owner this tool would get some tasks done. One just needs to know what the tool is able to do.
Bam! Sirrrr you nailed it
Look at the price....
There's a place for these tools.
Don't take this obviously cheap drill to a construction site and expect it to handle business....it's basically putting a 5'5 130lb dude on the front line as a D-linemen and then telling him he's crap..trash....because he can't handle the 265lb dude who blows him over.
That skinny dude is probably excellent at something else, but definitely not that.
Use tools for their intended and well known limitations and purpose. An Ozark Trail pocket folder is not a Survival knife you'd expect to sustain harsh, heavy tasks....but daily carry for string and other small things will definitely suffice. It's 5 bucks...
Great videos by the way (best out there IMHO) 👍👍 much appreciated and have helped me with product selection.. keep up the great work.
Hyper tough.....when you have to do a job in the most nasty place of all jobs. In the mud,porta potty,over all slop. Then after the job, (if it makes it through the job) you toss it in the garbage. Thats what I use my Black & Decker etc.. for. @ $20, its worth having a few laying around for those things in my opinion. Nice review guys, as always!!
Yeah man!! I was cracking up when I saw they included a part list breakout for replacements and service t!! 🤣🤣🤣
It's kinda shame they didn't make that one gear reduce the speed down to like 1000rpm, instead of 3000, you'd instantly get three times the torque and 1000rpm is still reasonably good for smaller drill bits (it's gonna drill those a LITTLE bit slower but that's still better than burning out the drill when you need it for some high torque applications) and since not a lot of people will only use it to drill 3mm holes, i think going with reduction to 1000rpm, rather than 3000 would be a much better decision. I just don't get it why always 3000rpm on these single speed drills... Nice demonstration, btw!
Love your videos ,keep them coming , more reviews on cheap tools please, Thanks
I got it at Walmart on Columbus in South Philly. You know the one. 200 people in line, but only 4 registers open.
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I'll be honest I'm blown away it lasted that long. Maybe if you were out of town on a job and you left your wallet at the hotel and you had no one else helping you on the job maybe just maybe then you could go get one to finish up the job
A drill like this is good for drilling small pilot holes for drywall screws or similar shank size. If they actually tested the drill for what it was designed for, the drill would prob work great
Yessir
So I'm guessing in the middle of the night at a Walmart run I should get a better drill. Thanks for the info.
🤣🤣🤣if one is available yes!!
Excellent tutorial...💖💖
Great video!! You guys have a great channel. God bless!
Thank you! We are glad to have you as a part of the verycoolgang
Reality is a Comedy thanks bud!!
Vincent Carneglia hey I added your channel too. If you get time check out my latest video. I burnt myself it is comical. Have a great night!!!
Reality is a Comedy thanks bro, will do!!
I realize this was a torture test, but I've been pretty pleased with mine. Is it the best drill I own? No. Worth $20? Sure. Let the drill bits do most of the work, and it'll get the job done. Might even be faster in the end if you ease up on the pressure and avoid getting the tool stuck. Regular spade bits do just fine, I've done 1.75" through a 4x4... Again, letting the sharpness of the bit and the speed of the drill motor do 90% of the work, just enough forward pressure to advance it, no problems. I've done 2 1/8" holesaws through metal sheathed wooden doors. It did the job, though it did take a lot longer. Put a .75" step bit through the frame of my truck. No issues with that. Half inch drill bit, stepped down of course (3/8" chuck) through a 6x6 pressure treated post... Took some time, but light pressure meant no bogging. Honestly, my biggest gripe is that it doesn't have more torque for driving fasteners, and tends to slip or strip. Mid-speed setting and treating it like a semi-automatic rifle seems to be the best solution, if you don't want to drill pilot holes. With pilot holes, no problem. Would I rather use my DeWalt, or my Milwaukee, or another higher end (higher price point) tool? Of course. But the HT is still going after around 4 years, and I would say I've abused it a little bit, or at least asked it to over-perform it's design. I'll take my DeWalt over the HyperTough any day of the week, but if I forgot it (the reason I grabbed the HT to begin with - Walmart was closer than home, and I had a job to do), I would grab it. For the DIYer, or for a dedicated around-the-house drill, or a 'I just need a drill now to get this done', it'll get you by. Same sentiment for the 1/2" hammer drill (never used the hammer function though, so couldn't comment there). I wonder how the cheap HT would stack up against a cheap Harbor Freight. I would tend to consider both to be in the light duty "it's an okay tool" category.
Vince! You aren’t using the drill for what it was intended for, i.e. door stop, paper weight, hammer, chalk for your trailer tire when parking on an incline, backup blender for the Mrs’s, corn on the cob speed rotator(that Asian girl wish she would have used this instead of that Hitachi hammer drill) and a skipping rock. That about covers it.
Good point I am using it as a paper weight right now! lol😂😂❤
Yo bro, where did you send the private message, I’m not finding it!! Was it here on RUclips?
I got an email that showed you liked a comment I left. So, I replied to that email. I don’t know how else to send a private message on RUclips.
I respect you for not just chucking it in another drill and having them fight each other. I'm hoping someone will compare the hyper tough 20v vs the drill master 18v by doing this kind of stuff.
Geez your grinding out the videos out man! Keep it up!
Thanks Jack!!
Joe, if someone wasn’t “working” on the videos how could they get done “easy” ? Im pretty sure this is some attempt to insult us, but frankly you sound stupid!! 🤣🤣🤣
Hey awesome. what screwdriver bits can I use with it? Thanks
People can talk shit about Hyper Tough all they want but their great for the average home owner that want to do simple DIY projects and you cant beat the warranty. I had up one of their cheap oscillating tools. The motor burnt up after about a year and a half and I returned it to walmart with zero questions asked. Just remember to hang on to your receipts.
I hope you do the corded hammer drill version of this drill.
You can get the same quality drill for $15 at harbor freight but its junk. Mine went up in smoke. The $30 chicago one there is good though.
I have the battery powered one , not a good choice for long term use, but still get the job done .. I use it for small stuff where I don’t want to drag extension cords out. Especially if I’m working on my boat and don’t want to mess up the gel coat
I just bought this el cheapo for light woodwork and mounting finished projects. good to see a review where it gets pushed to its limits from a guy who looks at the camera, like bada bing bada boom. Great review
Jason Zacarias I’m confused why he’s doing this review with 3” wood when it’s intended purpose is as a hammer drill for concrete.
I gotta tell you, I had my doubts about that thing lasting as long as it did. Great video guys!
Thanks a lot we appreciate you watching, we were pretty surprised ourselves!!
2 me 4 some 1 who is not a pro handyman or serious d-i-yer it is suited 4 them but u r right a hitachi or dewalt would b 4 the serious guy bro
Yeah but the price was just sooo good!
i have one of them hyper tough drills all i use for is a mother's powerball for polishing the chrome on my restored classic car and for that it is a solid little drill works great for my need
Is tool for home not to start a construction company. I think performed very well for its target. You should test it on concrete and brick also
I was waiting for that smoke when you first started 👍👍👍. you should of just saved those $20 for me 👍👍
I love the smell of fresh drilled lumber in the morning. But the smell of the burning insulation from the electric drill is another matter. Ever thought of hooking the drill to a prony brake setup, and then measure the electric current going into the motor? Naw, that's not Entertainment. Sorry, sup par review of the "Hyper not so tough drill". At least it will drive a screw into drywall, but how long will it last? Now this is the better question. I guess it evaporates the need for replacement Craftsman trigger switches at $18, when the whole drill can be had for under $20. I'll get the switch now, where I know it will last about 100,000 operations (10 to 20 years), vs the 10,000 operations of this model.
Bought this in a pinch to mix color into elastomeric roof coating. I forgot my old as dirt dedicated paint drill at the shop and refuse to use my newer drills on paint. The hyper fluff was only able to mix 45 gallon in 5 gallon batches before it started disintegrating.
Wow, was it totally shot afterwards?
@@VCGConstruction Yep. Didn't bother taking it apart, but I'm guessing one of the brushes failed. There was some rattling in the butt end and no reaction from the trigger.
So basically, it’s adequate for occasional home drilling, but not enough for constant construction tasks
I come back to this video and get a good laugh with the smells like china , and the 1" hole saw test..👍👍 hope you are having a good weekend friend.. "blessings"
You can get the harbor freight version for $10
Really? We’ll check it out!!
Not at 2am
I think it is 3.2 Amp not 5 amp. Correct me if I'm wrong
Yah it's the drillmaster brand.. The hypertough and drillmaster are almost same quality. Ive seen the drills and also the 1/4 sheet sander. Same shit different color
I believe it!
Lol.. gave mine to my sister, now getting ready to pick one up again.. I give away a lot of the cheaper tools to family and friends.. they aren't getting any of my DeWalt, Dremel or craftsman tools though.. hey being family will only take them so far lol..
😄😄 what are family for huh Rob? I'm sure they really appreciate your tools though. Thank you for letting us know your experiences Rob!
Not to be on a soap box but I wish you would use safety glasses I got peace of metal in one eye by the time I got it out it started rusting I don't want any one going through that good Video as all ways
Good advice, we'll be more careful thanks for sharing!!
If you want to do bigger holes try the black and decker
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Kevin's Electrical Tool Channel have you seen the new black decker wrecker? It’s their top of the line drill? JK
I got their 18 volt Ni-cad drill. It's worked for all my homeowner tasks. I do want a to buy in to the RIDGID brand.. Has V.C.G tested out the Hyper Tough impact driver? I'm curious to see how it performs. I've seen drill videos and reviews but not for the impact driver yet.
geez, I just want to figure out HOW to tighten the drill bit (your humor is good)
So basically, for me who wants a drill for mainly decor for my home, this is a great drill.
Reminds me of my first drill I had. It was some Sears drill from the 80's and was about as powerful as the Hypertough. Could do light drilling, but not much beyond that. If I was looking for a cheap and more usable drill, I woul get the 6.3 amp 1/2 in drill from Harbour Freight for $9 more than the Hypertough.
When you pulled out the Milwaukee Dozer I knew it was gonna hit a wall or in this case a tough 2x4..😂😂
That dozer was way to much for the hyper tough!!
have you used that hyper tough corded drill to drive bolts and nuts?
Lol, that thing wouldn't make it to lunch time for me. My Dewalt 20 volt and Milwaukee m18 run 3 5/8 bimetal hole saws daily through metal track with no problem. 1 1/2 self feed bits through double 2x4 and I've even drilled a 2 9/16 self feed though maple hardwood and an old 3" wood subfloor plank. (With the Dewalt 20 volt) sometimes the super hawg just won't fit and little brother has to come to the rescue.
Do you think we should do a video, Milwaukee m18 vs DeeWalt 20v max comparison using normal drilling duties through standard building materials?
VCG Construction ABSOLUTELY!! That would be a great video. Us plumbers are rough on battery drills and impact drivers. Both Milwaukee and Dewalt are capable of handling the abuse we put on them.
Hey Vince you should try the ryobi brushless impact driver or brushless hammer drill
Gonna check it out Richard!!
How about using a shorter drill bit.
do harbor freigh producs!!!
So this is advertised as a hammer drill but you spent 14 minutes showing it’s lack of performance drilling in 3” wood, how does it do as a hammer drill in masonry ?
You needd to add all the down force because of the wore out scew driving bit are ill fitting screwdriver bit
Using this drill to to build my art easel.
Haha I could tell Vince just wanted to trash talk that hyper junk. But he bit his toungue and kept it professional. Love your vids
Oh nooo, I bought a pack of hole saw bits with it ouch hope it can pull it off with 1" lumber at least..
I Would love to see new video where you go shopping at wal mart to get some Hart tools
We can do that
Just like a Black and Decker skill saw on a roof, that sir, is a fling item.
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Try a Hyper Tough 20V test.
"Smells like China..." LOL, Dude!
I had a cheapie drill years ago my main drill died and I finished a whole roof with the cheapie wasn't the best but I had no other options
I think it is a drill for home it is good to have one, but for work professional and continuous it burns
"It'll get the job done....I think" 😆
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bought one to mix mud at 2am it let the smoke out in 10 seconds
Wow that fast? 😂😀 sorry for your loss....
Next time buy the $30 black and Decker at Walmart to mix concrete then when your done with it give it to your wife n go to Lowe's or Home Depot n get a DeWalt corded drill for $59
I think the $10 hf corded drill is better
do you have a corded drill with speed settings on the noose of the drill and speed settings on the trigger?
that has multiple speed settings and multiple extra speed settings
Anyone looking for killer deals watch for Sears stores getting rid of the black and decker Dr 670 hammer drill.. got a brand spanking new one for $18.00.. a pretty amazing deal for a nice prosumer drill..
Thanks for sharing that deal Rob! The gang appreciates that!!
@@VCGConstruction you bet 👍👍
Will it take a 21/64 bit ?
That's right Vince always keeping it real, burn'r up if she's burnable! "What's the test for?"!!!
There is a 6 amp hammer drill version for the same price, I think deserves to be comapred
Can you test the new hyper tough cordless drill? It seems like it would be better
Smells like china, but can it drill down to? Just picked this up for 15.00 last night.. I'll have to give it a go through 6" concrete and 2" titanium.. LoL ok I'll stick with a 2×4 and some 1" hardwood..
Should have watched this before buying oh well back to the store thanks
Can you do the 20 volt hyper tough cordless drill
“Hyper Tough” 😂
also ya hand is blocking the vents making it overheat
I didn't get no bit nor driver with this drill
So this should drill a 1in hole through a 2x4 with no problems?
How many 2x4s?
You should put this up to the cheapest Harbor Freight corded drill.
Do you got a new video on the hyper tough 20 volt kit
Buy $20 Dewalt countersink set and treat it like gold. Then your drill doesn't have to work so hard.
Shame couldnt by the m12 at walmart. Instead the drill took a smoke break
i coulda saved 10 bucks buying that drill, i bought the $30 black and decker instead
but you did not put the cordless thru what the hyper tough went thru. { do over ) lol
This drill is the perfect drill I need for less than $20. It suits my light-duty needs and I don't use a drill but for maybe twice a year at best for a couple of little projects. There is no justification in paying $150 to $200 for as much as I need a drill for. And this one gets the job done. 😁
Didn’t use it on concrete
can you review some harbor freight drills plz
Yeah bro sure!! Should we do a comparison video between the hyper tough and the Harbor freight unit ??
call hyper tough if something is wrong with that drill?
Yeah it says hyper tough not Milwaukee
hyper tough makes only 1 18volt the drill driver
What's the smell of "China"?
1:40 watch out for coronavirus lol
Nothing wrong with a cheap drill to do work you wouldn't want your other tools to do. Cleaning cylinder, intake manifolds and engine parts is a dirty dirty job. Like black and Decker Walmart drill if it gets covered in oil and coolant who cares kinda drill... The low torque and cheap metal are forgiving when bumped into a surface you wouldn't want to remove material from. Time and place for every tool if your smarter than the average bear.
It's better than nothing. Not MUCH better though.
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Lol it dont got kungflu
It's to Hyper and not Tough enough
For 20.00$ I thing you got your moneys worth
We definitely agree!
thehirtle I agree