Sorry in advance, this is gonna be a long one. -- Can we all just take two seconds to appreciate this man for the time and effort he puts into his videos? Yes, I'm sure he learns things from his own videos, but he has NO reason to go to such depth for HIMSELF. He takes NO sponsorships. ALL damage is out of his own pocket. All TIME is taken from his own responsibility. This man is single handedly taking on the mainstream commercial forum and is winning. Not only are the tests themselves higher quality than anything else on any platform, they're videoed, charted, and repeated on various test media. This man in his home has taken more prerogative than any billion dollar company has in testing their materials. A true hats off to you , sir. And many more years to come!
No 30 minutes intro, no talking about offtopic things during videos. A lot of people including me are looking forward for the best choice to make when it comes to house working. Thank you! You deserve more credit for what are you doing!
I agree. Maybe one day we will be able to walk into the store and see that nice vibrant sticker that has the project farm seal of approval. Would make shopping for tools much easier.
Love the "no frills" comparisons, as a DIY and mechanical hobbyist, I love tools and this channel really makes it easy for me to chose which one will suite my application.
Man, I really wish you used the 7.2v makita drill. Milwaukee and metabo straight stole their design. But even better, out of my 50+ cordless power tools is the makita 7.2v IMPACT DRIVER!! It is the most amazing tool I’ve ever used and it’s really amazingly durable and if the brushes go out you just swap the whole motor super simple. It has a trigger on each side with variable speed. It’s seriously genius
As a shop owner, I pay close attention to your tests. Buying the right tool based on your tests can save a lot of frustrations down the line and it clears a lot of the misinformation about one brand or another. Thanks a lot for all your hard work.
See, I find the opposite to be true. Because, for example, he shows a makita sander is better than a milwaukee, but also shows a milwaukee impact is better than a makita. And since each use different batteries, I have to compromise and go with the worse tool because I already have the batteries for it. So the tests become irrelevant as I end up sticking to one brand system.
@@Floortile83 It would be nice if a battery was a battery like the good old days. Make them a standard size.. like we had D, C, AA, etc, so we can buy one battery and use it in All of our tools and not have to be buying Brand specific batteries. Then you have 4 types of batteries and chargers all laying around cluttering up the shop. As long as all the tools are the same voltage, then make the battery pack size standard. Change the size for different voltages to avoid using the wrong chargers or the wrong batteries in the wrong tools.
@@Floortile83 you have tools, so that means you like to diy stuff, right? Make some battery adapters my dude., Or better yet buy 1 battery for each and cannibalize the connectors for your own universal battery setup. It's not too hard and saves a lot of cash just buying lipo cells to drop in instead of full packs
This right here. Small business, being helped to make smarter investments based on the hard work of one benevolent man and (if he isn't his own editor) his editing team. I also greatly appreciate his diligence.
Did anyone see the five-minute test per brand? That was only the five-minute. Imagine the time spent doing other tests and preparing this video. The time he dedicated to test every brand deserves a subscribe to his channel. 👏
Yeah I seen it but I don't quiet understand the purpose of it.... I'm pretty sure nobody will be buying any of those to turn another drill. You could call it a torture, battery, and/or torque test but would be a terrible one.
There were 15 different brands that he used in the five minute test that 75 minutes of holding those screwdrivers down. That is dedication lady’s and gentleman
@@phillipcsandoval9094 i have and use ryobi for many years.. After i bought a ryobi 12v for a back up for my 14.4 Makita.. Doing decks.. And that ryobi kicked my Makita all day long.. That's when i started buying ryobi.. But not all ryobi stuff is great..like every mnfr here
@@bobdodge3171 , Totally bro, I did have 12v ryobi more than a decade ago, and yes it kicked ass, but I ended up giving it to my stepdad...Right now I don't have anything, so yeah I've been looking and looking and still undecided... Thanks brother.
Please test paper towels. It would be interesting to see how kirkland paper towels, brawny type brands, and a blue shop towel all fair against each other.
@@DirtRider6010 the blue, shop towel brand are cloth. Don't be technical for a channel that is about technicalities. It's like saying "lets compare cars" and add a truck. You want to compare PAPER towels....
I’m a professional low-volt electrical contractor, that Dewalt screwdriver is one of the best tools I’ve ever purchased. The gyroscope becomes very natural after you get used to it.
I have two of the Dewalt’s - straight/pistol grip and simply straight versions - and love them both. The gyro thing does take a minute to wrap your head around but it quickly becomes very intuitive… its like a regular screwdriver, the further and harder you turn the faster and harder it goes. Plus.. there’s no forward/reverse switch… just turn it in the direction you want to go.
I'm not sure how useful a tool like this would be for me, but I feel like I'd go for the DeWalt, but the NoCry seems decent for the money, same for 3 Ryobi. Nobody's gonna convince me that the Milwaukee is twice the tool that the DeWalt is lol not judging by the time either tool took to run a screw, and you're certainly not getting twice the torque out of it. Side note: I feel bad that the commentor gal's favorite tool brand didn't hold very well against that rusty old Milfuckee lol
I love the dewalt screwdriver. I have the 680 which pivots as well as has a bit holder. Super easy to use and great even for sensitive things like install wall plates. It also includes a clutch if you’re trying to do something delicate quickly.
The amount of dedication this guy has is incredible... If you just add up the times from the endurance test, you'll find that he spent 65 minutes of his life just sitting there spinning an old Milwaukee drill with some electric screwdriver. And I cant even imagine how much time it takes to setup these tests and some of the contraptions he uses. More power to him, he deserves lots of subscribers and unlimited fonds for testing more things. Thanks!
I can't sing your praises enough. Thorough yet comprehensive, informative yet entertaining, there's just nothing bad about this series. You've perfected your craft.
I've had the Metabo for a couple of years now. Plenty of power for a screwdriver and the lowest clutch settings are great for delicate stuff that would be easy to damage. It's a great tool.
i personally have a metabo cordless drill with compact battery pack. it has more like pistol size, but it performes very well (surprisingly) compared to more powerful drills and costs less than market leaders such as bosch, dewalt and makita
@@keithmo80 Not disagreeing, but there are also some things to consider for some of the tools included. Torque can vary greatly depending on the batteries used (for those that didn't have an internal). Also, note the liberal use of the hated "up to" ratings :| One of the "avoid like the plague" keywords...
I know a fair few women who would be pissed off as heck at seeing a pink, subpar screwdriver being marketed for them... Then again my mom would buy it in a heartbeat.
@@balsamicvin9935 eh not really. Many products these days are not really made by a "good faith" (not sure what term would be more appropriate here) company putting out "their" product and hoping it becomes popular. Rather just some faceless company sourcing a generic piece of crap dirt cheap, slap some branding on it, just for the sake of making a buck off people who don't know better, maybe buying somebody else a Christmas gift or what have you. Many feminists are pretty critical of this type of marketing, including brands using breast cancer awareness and it being unclear how they're actually supporting sometimes (as well as just issues with non profit organizations in general). Coloring a product pink and calling it feminism is exactly the sort of cheap, ineffectual BS that the women in my community actually out there making change cannot stand. But individuals and companies will co-opt and water down anything and everything and try to turn it into a commodity, same goes for gay pride and many other things. Don't confuse the empty headed marketing for real movements.
I gotta say, I have an old Black and Decker AD600 screw-driver/drill uses 4 AA batteries. I received it as a Christmas present about 25 years ago. I bought bit and drill sets for it and the Thing has been doing all kinds of stuff that whole time, I really didn't expect it to last a year, now it rates up there as one of the best Christmas presents and tools I ever got/have.
This is by far the best RUclips channel. Science grade testing in a matter that anyone can understand. Real life scenario testing, no BS brand bias. Seriously, good job man. Please tell us if you need extra income to supplement your testing costs
I thought this guy was full of it when he said he reads all the comments and I’ve gone through so many of his vids and the bloke actually does, and he replies all the time. What’a champ
@@mattbrown3549 first torque is measured from the motor, not with extensions that change torque. Second RPM differs based on diameter sizes. Imagine buying a car with 600 ft-lbs of torque, and expecting the wheel torque to be 600 ft-lbs as well Also imagine buying a car that redlines at 7000 RPM, and expecting to get 7000 RPM at your tires. Which have to make up more 20x more circumference per rotation than the crank shaft. Then turning around, and making people believe the manufactures are wrong, because you don't know how to test properly, because no one showed you it... That is what this video is doing.
I use the DeWalt daily for work, and results of this test are in line with my experience. However I think you're right in saying the gyro drive takes some getting used to, but once you get the hang of it, you can really finely adjust drive speed in a way that no other screwdriver tested allows. I use this drill for tapping threads in plastic, assembling sensitive electronics, and much more. it's been one of my daily driver as far tools go, and definitely feel like it's worth the short learning curve
I'm in a similar boat, my work had full set of 10 Dewalt drivers that we had to get rid of because the gyro function was deemed an ergonomic risk. They were replaced with the milwaukee drivers because of the thumb switch. The milwaukee drivers are junk overall. The batteries will refuse to charge randomly, the thumb switches break quickly disabling the driver. the available torque and speed falls off after a month or two of use. overall they last about 1/3 as long as the Dewalt.
Agree 100% with Dylan. Since getting and using the Dewalt once you get the hang of it, it's almost a telepathic experience to use. I grab regular screwdrivers now and look at them wondering why they aren't turning on their own. Huge fan of the tech in that driver.
Agreed, the DeWalt is one of my favorite tools, and what wasn’t mentioned is that they have a higher-end model that allows for adjustment of the handle angle, and has a 15-position clutch. I use it literally every day and it hasn’t failed me yet.
I agree. The pace of the new content is impressive, with no change in quality. Todd, if you read this, I'd love a video comparing taps and dies. My father's Craftsman set from the 1970s seems to be pretty good, but it seems the reviews on all the reasonably priced new sets are aweful. Is there a good brand for under $500 for a metric set?
349 people accidentally hit the wrong button, 100 of them have a new mouse and thought they clicked the thumbs up, another 100 cant see the screen because their monitor is cracked right between the thumbs up and thumbs down, and the remaining 149 people are on crack and clicked on the thumbs down several times trying to clean a dirty spot on their new touch LCD screen they just stole at the park from some white guy napping on the bench right in the middle of mens and womens bathroom, but its closed because it's only April and everyone pees outside till July.
Out of the box the Dewalt is hard to get used to. But once you are used to the gyro design its great. I use mine in server rooms and not having to remember to set the direction combined with the super slow(so you don't strip a screw) variable starting speed; It's a wonderful tool.
I have the model tested in the video (DCF682) as well as the upgrade with the pivoting grip, clutch, and two LEDs instead of one (DCF680). Would’ve liked to seen the latter tested against the others, though the operation has the same specs. So helpful removing wall plates, light fastening, and drilling quick pilot holes without switching bits.
Damn this is actually testing, unlike that channel that just puts tools under a hydraulic press. here you have all the specs, brands, materials, price, where are they made, etc. Very useful. Subscribed!
Yep. It's really kind of disgusting how in almost every single one of PF's videos, every single tool manufacturer except one or two have completely false advertising claims plastered all over their tools.
They're "lab conditions" or whatever probably, meaning you find a tool that performs above average, find the best possible test equipment and scenario, write down only the highest readout, then add 10% for good measure. There might be some truth to it (emphasis on might), but it sure as hell isn't practically meaningful. That's part of the beauty of these tests here, they're all pretty practical!
Milwaukee claim usually what so ever... xxx faster, xxx stronger, xx life and so on... vs. What? Maybe against the worst and cheapest ones but it is ugly way to do things 🤮. Their method of measuremet is their own...
I have the DeWalt screwdriver. Picked it up for doing fire alarm installations. It's genuinely a fantastic tool for when you don't want to lug a full size drill overhead all day.
@@ProjectFarm me too. Every video you post it’s a comforting reminder of him and how well he was able to explain things in a way I could understand. Your channel means a lot to me.
Another great vid. Just wish you had included Snap On. I use mine professionally every day for mechanical work, as opposed to carpentry which is mainly used in the forward direction only. The rocker trigger controlling the forward/reverse 😊direction for screwing and UnScrewing on the Snap On is the most used and convenient feature for mechanical work. Wish they all had that.
I have that snap on one as well with the forward/ reverse rocker switch and clutch. It has a NiCad battery so it probably doesn't perform as well as the newer lithium tools, but it has enough power for all my needs and has lasted 15 years and counting.
@@Senkino5o people have preferred brands that they'd like to see prove that they're the best, from cars, to electronics, to wrenches, no point in getting offended by it.
@@Jdbaughman1994 me, I'm kinda married to Milwaukee at this point. I'm not rooting for them on these tests (especially this one, being the only tool using the M4 battery, pheh to that). I own and use a LOT of M12 and M18 batteries, chargers, and tools. They all get the jobs done for my clients. I'm interested in where M places in these tests. This one specifically since I owned several NiCad Milwaukee screwdrivers (like the M4 version in this video) back in the 90's. I built a hell of a lot of desktop computers and servers then using those. Never used one on anything but #8 & #6 machine screws in computers, at low torque settings.
Love this! VERY comprehensive with great charts! I’m looking for a small tool to quickly remove a truck bed cover. This gave me everything I need to know. Brilliant.
It's awesome to see that PF actually takes suggestions! I am by no means the only person to request this I'm sure but that's awesome! No one actually engages with their audience anymore
@@MapedMod And why not? He tested the SCREWdrivers in three 1'1/4" screws. A typical work for those drivers But why he can't test them with a bolt? Why I can't see if that little screwdriver can smash a foot long bolt into the wood? Spinning that drill is just an easier battery test than screwing 100-200 individual screws into the wood. With that, he can just stand there for 5 minutes easily testing the tool I wouldn't buy a tool that catch fire or doesn't have battery after a minute of full load It's like testing the fuel range of a car. Why would I care if I live in a city full of gas stations? But maybe, once a year I need to drive 600KM without fueling
I'm trying to make a point of liking all your videos my man, but unfortunately I end up binge watching all of them and miss some here and there. I just hope you see this! Your video formatting is pretty sacrificial and in the most respectable way. You do an excellent job editing and narrating. The information is always perfectly valid and there is no doubt left uncovered by you. I respect and greatly appreciate your efforts. Thank you so freaking much, you've done me a LOT of good!
Sitting around 1 hour straight testing the electric screwdrivers on the drill machine . That's what I call commitment, good job mate , you are amazing , cheers ♡
I have the dewalt version with the clutch. I've used it for 2 years fixing rc cars. It gets abused and keeps on going. The gyro was weird at first but it's amazing now and can't live without it. I'm a die hard milwaukee guy, but dewalt did great with the gyro screwdriver!
I find myself in this boat. I can't stand the thought of bringing home an ugly yellow screwdriver to live with all my beautiful red tools, but Milwaukee has so far made this impossible to avoid by failing to produce a competitor :/
Your ability to read marketing slogans as if they were engineering specifications makes me laugh every freaking time. And I think I've watched every one of your videos.
Yes. It’s very funny because somehow it really drives home the absurdity of the manufacturer’s claims and boasting of their supposed cutting edge tech.
Her: Get off the computer and feed the cats! Me: Project Farm posted another video Her: If you don't get off that damn computer, you're sleeping on the couch tonight. Me: We're gunna test that.
I also like how he chooses the right tests and gets the science right every time and often even makes test platforms bespoke for certain things. Amazing channel. Big up from me.
I bought the NoCry based off your recommendation and i can say hands down it is awesome. i can drive 4 inch deck screws with it, and the battery lasts for days.
I'm a big fan of the worx, Im a mechanic and when taking a dashboard apart, that rotating bit barrel is a godsend, must've saved me hours in crawling out of the car to grab the right bit so far. But anyway, great video as always!
I feel like this would actually work with PBS. Have like a sunday mini-marathon every week, just 2 hours of Project Farm in the afternoon when everyone is digesting lunch or getting home from church, whatever their routine is.
I don't think PF approves of anything, but he gives viewers the option to choose based on the results of his testing, which isn't exactly a recommendation, rather an open suggestion for us to choose for ourselves. A company would have to keep its words carefully because any one of us can go and see the tests being conducted for ourselves, rather than the old days of pretending that the market jargon of "independently tested" without context means anything.
@@classydays43 Exactly. Part of why everyone loves his videos is because he's unbiased. He doesn't usually give strong opinions outside of the casual "wow that did bad" or "wow that did better than expected" I love it because like you said, he gives us the info to go ahead and choose for ourselves. We can compare each brand/model to find out which one suits our needs best.
I have the dealt gyro drive, and love it. I have been using it for over 2 years now, and is very impressive on power for it's size. The gyroscopic drive takes a bit to get used to, but love that feature. Great video, as always. Keep it up
I know a builder that has nothing but pink tools. His excuse was 'Doesn't matter if it's crap, ever seen someone steal a pink tool? Even if they break it's a hell of a lot cheaper to replace.'
@@jttech44 Same story here! There is not a purchase I make without 1st checking Project Farm's reviews. My last purchases were wood glue and a chain saw chain, both of which I'm eternally grateful to PF for pointing me in the right direction.
When the Project Farm guy announces he's going to have a yard sale, I will binge watch every episode and then hit the road to get in line. Great stuff as always.
Thanks for the reviews with succinct decriptions, really good detail, no wasted time between tests. I wish all review videos were as good as this one. Awesome. Keep up the great work. Subscribed.
Wow the pistol style slide tool changing mechanism on the WORX is actually really cool. It's nice to see designers try something different and kinda fun.
A lot of folks have mentioned this but I might as well pipe up, too: after getting over the initial weirdness of the Dewalt I have become so used to it and the gyro control that anything with a forward/reverse button gets on my nerves. I have had mine for a couple years now and use it for everything. While I am here I want to thank you for all the effort you put into your review videos. They are honest and well-designed tests that I think are some of the most reliable reviews on the internet, not to mention entertaining to watch. Good work!
I really appreciate your editing. You cut it so tight; just pack it with great, well thought out/clever testing methodology. So far, this is my only YT sub where I also ask for notifications. Always want to watch as soon as it's available! One of the best RUclipsrs out there!
Todd is the reason that after buying one item, Amazon is convinced the buyer decided to become a collector of said and should be recommended microwaves of all brands. Buy two, save 5%!
A good hand vac can be a life saver on the job site. If I don't have to drag out a corded vac it saves a lot of time and effort. A video of portable hand vacs would be really good.
I have three of those no cry screwdrivers. I wanted variable speed and a clutch for working on RC cars and they've all been great. I had one that died about a month after I got it and they took care of me no questions asked. Great screwdriver and in my experience great customer support!
i know this is an old comment but if you want the best screwdriver for RC cars get the dewalt. been using one myself exclusively for RC cars for a while now and love it. they even have one with a clutch that wont strip out the tiniest of screws except for maybe 24th scale stuff. i use it for my b6.4, capra, kraton and lc12b1 and its perfect.
After this video I bought myself 4 NoCry machines. I wouldn't even know they exist without this video. They are the best tool for me, because they have variable speed and a clutch, perfect tool for mounting outlets in Germany. You are helping me manage my small business with those kind of videos, now I can buy exactly what I need, without trying all those brands by myself. Keep up the good work!
There is a version of the DeWalt that also has the clutch, though it is still gyro to activate (may not be possible to actuate in all conditions positions) and you could only buy two for the money you bought four tools, at least here in America. NoCry and DeWalt are my top picks. Grüss dich, and greetings from Texas friend.
Project Farm has a new video up. Everything at home stops! My wife and I really enjoy your work and unbiased reviews. You have helped us to make good informed choices.Thanks
I really like the Worx design. They tend to come up with some interesting ideas of how to make tools more convenient. They might not have the best tools, but they seem to think a bit outside of the box which is refreshing.
I like seeing the different quirks of the tools. The Worx seems to have done well enough under the load tests as well as having handy features that I am sold on it
Have to agree with you. The Worx tools are definitely not the highest quality, but they are the most creative and user-friendly (especially for the light duty stuff). Based on the comments, that niche has been filled to perfection.
Have had experience with many of these: Durability-wise Milwaukee definitely takes the cake as it will serve you even after YOU serve it through a wall, whereas the Bosch pushdrives tend to have all controls mushed up after even a few knocks. If you don't wanna invest a lot then Metabo or Dewalt have a good price-durability ratio
No joke. I've been looking to get an inexpensive screwdriver for some small projects I want to do. Thanks for doing the legwork so I can determine which one is best for my application, Todd.
It's not the exact same, but if you're looking for an inexpensive all around tool, the Milwaukee 2462-20 on ebay is a winner. The 2407-20 is closer to what you're seeing here, as in better for delicate work like screwing in light switch covers or something and is also a compact champ... but it doesn't do nearly as good of an impression of a big boy 18v drill as the impact. That all to say, I wouldn't buy any of these things. The compact drills (2407) are close enough in size that they'll fit tight spaces 99% of the time these will while being far more versatile. And the 2462 does an amazing job being the 98% tool. I wouldn't use it to build a deck, it'd be too slow... but if I need to drive a 3.5 inch screw to mount a heavy duty ladder hanger, like I did this morning, it'll work just fine and fast enough. If you buy tool only on ebay, pick up 6ah m12 knockoff batteries and charger all separate... you can get high quality stuff on a budget.
An odd brand that I've got a few tools from, including paint sprayer. Pleasantly surprised but them, and their English instructions are pretty much spot on
I have used the TECCPO for a couple years now at home. I only use it on electronics projects and smaller things around the house. It handles everything great and the bit selection has covered most things I've needed it for. The carrying case was a big selling point for me. I have full-size drills and impact drivers for bigger tasks. I rarely need to charge it. This screwdriver is a great bang for the buck tool.
The Worx 255 semi auto loader is my favorite. It's so simple to just rotate the cylinder to the bit you need rather than having to pull the bit out of a compartment and potentially dropping and losing it in the process. It's also made of decent quality plastic. I just wish it was skinnier, and had a variable. Because it has A LOT of torque which is great for driving, but can damage the piece (or your wrist!) if you're not careful. It's powerful, it's awesome, I hope they make a new version.
That electric sensor was a huge plus for me on the skil. I bought one after watching this video and wanna try it on sink installation for granite countertops. Don’t want one too strong that it’ll break the bracket mounts and having the electrical test is great so I don’t get shocked!
I have had that worx screwdriver for years now and I just figured out the other day if you pull back further on the slide cover it will rotate the bits automatically...its great for taking apart furniture that have multiple different screws
I absolutely love my desalt gyro, perfect for the RC hobby. Only regret is I wish I bought the one with pistol grip. But I will say I was gifted a black and decker 20 years ago and still works with the same set of AA batteries lol (definitely didn’t use it a lot but it works)
I really like the gyroscope feature of the Dewalt. I’ve used it extensively while working on RC cars. Once you learn to use it, it gives lots of control and power when needed. The battery pack lasts well longer than expected and charges quickly.
Just ordered Makita screwdriver on Amazon. Though it's not in the very top of your test, it IS high enough. And now it's on 34% sale in Canada. Thank you for all great work you do!
I'm in the brass instrument repair industry and I have the DeWalt brand and the gyro makes it extremely ideal for working on valves. There's definitely a learning curve though.
i'm in the _guitar_ repair industry and just love my dewalt gyro! it's perfect for driving all sorts of screws slow and fast, small and large. the gyro thing quickly becomes so natural and intuitive that any other method seems awkward. i even have a pegwinder bit that i use in it for quickly changing strings
I’m an electrician, A long time ago I purchased the Milwaukee screwdriver showed here to use for installing the hundreds of outlets and switches and lights instead of carrying around a full size batttery gun around everywhere as it’s bulkier/heavier and always had nothing but love for the brand. The Milwaukee screwdriver ended up being a disappointment In general. Purchased the no cry and it provides the strength and portability I was always after; the only downside to it is that it has a built in battery, and takes 3 hours to charge, seeing as how a battery pack for a lot of equipment can cost give or take $40 I bought another one no questions asked! Thanks so much projectfarm I would’ve never known about this great tool without you!
Here's the list of products reviewed. More details in the video description. Thank you!
Pink Power: amzn.to/3aCoXgc
DeWalt: amzn.to/2QQCdGW
Milwaukee: amzn.to/3sQDkUa
Hybro: amzn.to/3nhrVvA
Metabo: amzn.to/3ni2Ssl
Makita: amzn.to/2QZeS5N
Skil: amzn.to/3emPwa0
WORX: amzn.to/3tTrdan
Black & Decker: amzn.to/3xi2D5j
NoCry: amzn.to/3v9crN0
TackLife: amzn.to/3gDmCFl (no longer available)
Bosch: amzn.to/3aCBWyx
TECCPO: amzn.to/3ni3yhn
Ryobi: amzn.to/3xmfXFw
Laser Tachometer: amzn.to/3ozdINn
Sound Meter: amzn.to/3uM7WsB
¼ Torque Adapter: amzn.to/3uPVus6
Sorry in advance, this is gonna be a long one. -- Can we all just take two seconds to appreciate this man for the time and effort he puts into his videos? Yes, I'm sure he learns things from his own videos, but he has NO reason to go to such depth for HIMSELF. He takes NO sponsorships. ALL damage is out of his own pocket. All TIME is taken from his own responsibility. This man is single handedly taking on the mainstream commercial forum and is winning. Not only are the tests themselves higher quality than anything else on any platform, they're videoed, charted, and repeated on various test media. This man in his home has taken more prerogative than any billion dollar company has in testing their materials. A true hats off to you , sir. And many more years to come!
Thanks so much! I really appreciate that!
This man is an underrated HERO.
Big facts, this guys amazing and literally the only chanel I trust
So he just buy all these tools and throw them away after this brutal testing 😳. Isn't it too expensive ?
I don't always patreon, but when I do, I Project Farm.
I think, on RUclips, It is almost impossible to see any brighter smiles than his. Honesty and integrity from him is huge to me. Thank you.
Don't worry the left will cancel him too..
I agreed with you 100%. He is like a saint for me or for all of us in fact. Thank you.
You are welcome!
@@ProjectFarm Dude.. After a long 80+ hr week.. I sit back on Sunday.. do my invoicing and put your channel on.
No 30 minutes intro, no talking about offtopic things during videos. A lot of people including me are looking forward for the best choice to make when it comes to house working. Thank you! You deserve more credit for what are you doing!
Yeah, honestly, the videos are just entertaining even when it's not something I even have need for!
I agree. Maybe one day we will be able to walk into the store and see that nice vibrant sticker that has the project farm seal of approval. Would make shopping for tools much easier.
@@TheSlimCognito “Project Farms Performance Winner for power tools” etc
@@TheSlimCognito I'd print it right onto the packaging haha.
@@AlexGMason true, but I feel a sticker inside that can be peeled away or put on something else would be kinda cool.
Love the "no frills" comparisons, as a DIY and mechanical hobbyist, I love tools and this channel really makes it easy for me to chose which one will suite my application.
Thanks! Thanks for supporting the channel! I really appreciate it!
Man, I really wish you used the 7.2v makita drill. Milwaukee and metabo straight stole their design. But even better, out of my 50+ cordless power tools is the makita 7.2v IMPACT DRIVER!! It is the most amazing tool I’ve ever used and it’s really amazingly durable and if the brushes go out you just swap the whole motor super simple. It has a trigger on each side with variable speed. It’s seriously genius
I love how quickly you speak and the way you edit to waste no time.
Thanks!
Me too i wish all youtubers edited like thay, straight to the point
@@Realizinq same, they always beat around the bush.
Seems like a weird video for Karl Marx to watch. You'd think he would be impregnating another maid before firing her or whining about capitalism.
@@yunggolem4687 yeah my name is Carl tho
As a shop owner, I pay close attention to your tests. Buying the right tool based on your tests can save a lot of frustrations down the line and it clears a lot of the misinformation about one brand or another. Thanks a lot for all your hard work.
See, I find the opposite to be true. Because, for example, he shows a makita sander is better than a milwaukee, but also shows a milwaukee impact is better than a makita. And since each use different batteries, I have to compromise and go with the worse tool because I already have the batteries for it. So the tests become irrelevant as I end up sticking to one brand system.
@@Floortile83 It would be nice if a battery was a battery like the good old days. Make them a standard size.. like we had D, C, AA, etc, so we can buy one battery and use it in All of our tools and not have to be buying Brand specific batteries. Then you have 4 types of batteries and chargers all laying around cluttering up the shop. As long as all the tools are the same voltage, then make the battery pack size standard. Change the size for different voltages to avoid using the wrong chargers or the wrong batteries in the wrong tools.
@@Floortile83 you have tools, so that means you like to diy stuff, right? Make some battery adapters my dude., Or better yet buy 1 battery for each and cannibalize the connectors for your own universal battery setup. It's not too hard and saves a lot of cash just buying lipo cells to drop in instead of full packs
This right here. Small business, being helped to make smarter investments based on the hard work of one benevolent man and (if he isn't his own editor) his editing team. I also greatly appreciate his diligence.
@@marcusborderlands6177 they make power stacks. You can put dewalt battery’s on Mikita
there is nobody on RUclips i trust more than Project Farm, you always hive us the no bs results thank you
Same here. I trust this man 100%
This is what more and more people are seeking these days. It is encouraging to see a growing number of people rejecting BS.
You are welcome!
His channel sets the benchmark for testing with no corporate sponsor BS.
He's sponsored by his fans 😃.
I agree he is easily my number one trusted source when i go buy a tool
Did anyone see the five-minute test per brand? That was only the five-minute. Imagine the time spent doing other tests and preparing this video. The time he dedicated to test every brand deserves a subscribe to his channel. 👏
Thanks!
Literally everyone who watched the video saw that.
@@Xzenoph Got'em!
Yeah I seen it but I don't quiet understand the purpose of it.... I'm pretty sure nobody will be buying any of those to turn another drill. You could call it a torture, battery, and/or torque test but would be a terrible one.
There were 15 different brands that he used in the five minute test that 75 minutes of holding those screwdrivers down. That is dedication lady’s and gentleman
Thanks for watching!
the guy is a testing Jedi
Ladies
Can you test circular saw and Sanders which one works better
Dude there is no ladies in this channel lol
This is a channel where brand loyalty comes to die, and for good reason.
Thank you very much! It's all about the best tool winning!
@@ProjectFarm I can't thank you enough for all your testing, especially on automotive products like engine oil and lubrication greases!
Beautifully well said! Thanks to our man, Project Farm!
@@phillipcsandoval9094 i have and use ryobi for many years.. After i bought a ryobi 12v for a back up for my 14.4 Makita.. Doing decks.. And that ryobi kicked my Makita all day long.. That's when i started buying ryobi.. But not all ryobi stuff is great..like every mnfr here
@@bobdodge3171 , Totally bro, I did have 12v ryobi more than a decade ago, and yes it kicked ass, but I ended up giving it to my stepdad...Right now I don't have anything, so yeah I've been looking and looking and still undecided... Thanks brother.
Please test paper towels. It would be interesting to see how kirkland paper towels, brawny type brands, and a blue shop towel all fair against each other.
Technically shop towels aren't paper, but cloth
Thank you for the video idea!
There are paper towels called shop towels. Don’t be technical without knowing what you’re talking about
Test toilet paper
@@DirtRider6010 the blue, shop towel brand are cloth. Don't be technical for a channel that is about technicalities. It's like saying "lets compare cars" and add a truck. You want to compare PAPER towels....
I’m a professional low-volt electrical contractor, that Dewalt screwdriver is one of the best tools I’ve ever purchased. The gyroscope becomes very natural after you get used to it.
Thanks for the feedback.
Does it really use a gyro sensor for operating it is it more of a torque sensing mechanism?
Dude puts so much time into his videos I don’t even plan on owning these tools I just find these videos satisfying
Thanks!
He is the Jafromobile of tools
Same
Sick car bro
Haha, same. I'll never buy one of these but I love his testing method.
It is so nice that you actually listen to your audience. Love your channel man.
Thanks!
he also reads and responds to comments on videos from over 3 years ago, this man is amazing love all of his videos
@@bobanterantler345 agreed. ive had im comment on my comments many times and i cant say that about any other channel!
He always responds it’s nice
Project Farm is the only RUclipsr that I actually believe when he says "I'm not sponsored"
One of the very few👍👍
Ave too
@@gabeford895 Ave who?
@@ethimself5064 you are missing out if you don't know who that is...
Ave is an vulgar version that doesn’t do as wide of comparisons but tears new tools completely apart sometimes to review how they are made.
I have two of the Dewalt’s - straight/pistol grip and simply straight versions - and love them both.
The gyro thing does take a minute to wrap your head around but it quickly becomes very intuitive… its like a regular screwdriver, the further and harder you turn the faster and harder it goes.
Plus.. there’s no forward/reverse switch… just turn it in the direction you want to go.
Thanks for sharing.
I'm not sure how useful a tool like this would be for me, but I feel like I'd go for the DeWalt, but the NoCry seems decent for the money, same for 3 Ryobi. Nobody's gonna convince me that the Milwaukee is twice the tool that the DeWalt is lol not judging by the time either tool took to run a screw, and you're certainly not getting twice the torque out of it.
Side note: I feel bad that the commentor gal's favorite tool brand didn't hold very well against that rusty old Milfuckee lol
I have the flip grip one too and I love the gyro. Been using it at work for years
I love the dewalt screwdriver. I have the 680 which pivots as well as has a bit holder. Super easy to use and great even for sensitive things like install wall plates. It also includes a clutch if you’re trying to do something delicate quickly.
The amount of dedication this guy has is incredible... If you just add up the times from the endurance test, you'll find that he spent 65 minutes of his life just sitting there spinning an old Milwaukee drill with some electric screwdriver. And I cant even imagine how much time it takes to setup these tests and some of the contraptions he uses. More power to him, he deserves lots of subscribers and unlimited fonds for testing more things. Thanks!
pretty sure it pays well....
You are welcome!
@@Quickened1 and deservedly so
I can't sing your praises enough. Thorough yet comprehensive, informative yet entertaining, there's just nothing bad about this series. You've perfected your craft.
Nathan, thank you sir! This means a lot to me.
I can’t agree more!!!
@@ProjectFarm I have to add my praises, your channel is the first one I go to, to see if you have a review for a product I am looking at. Thank you!
This dude literally spent over an hour of his life to spin a drill with an electric screwdriver just to make this video. yall better leave Todd a like
Thanks!
@@ProjectFarm double cut carbide burr bit testing? 1/8" or 1/4" shank, take your pick.
Thanks!
I'm thankful that he does these tests, saves me a lot of money.
Ayyye a fellow drone pilot
Way longer !
I've had the Metabo for a couple of years now. Plenty of power for a screwdriver and the lowest clutch settings are great for delicate stuff that would be easy to damage. It's a great tool.
A factory maintenance worker friend clued me into them, back when they were Hitachi. Really solid tool that stands up to abuse.
@@JamesPotts That is good information. Hitachi makes (made?) great tools.
@@JamesPotts Did they just chance name again to Hioki?
i personally have a metabo cordless drill with compact battery pack. it has more like pistol size, but it performes very well (surprisingly) compared to more powerful drills and costs less than market leaders such as bosch, dewalt and makita
For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. John 3:16
Project Farm has all manufacturers hold their breath when he say “we’re gonna test that”.
Thanks for watching!
Amazing how all these huge multi million and billion dollar company’s mislead on advertising lol
@@keithmo80 Not disagreeing, but there are also some things to consider for some of the tools included. Torque can vary greatly depending on the batteries used (for those that didn't have an internal). Also, note the liberal use of the hated "up to" ratings :| One of the "avoid like the plague" keywords...
@@ProjectFarm fffffff
@@keithmo80 f iddut
I know a fair few women who would be pissed off as heck at seeing a pink, subpar screwdriver being marketed for them... Then again my mom would buy it in a heartbeat.
lol, every woman i have ever known does not give shit about the color. That screwdriver is only losing marketing, because it deters the men.
@@balsamicvin9935 bet the owner is a feminist
@@Limited-uq2yk agreed.
@@balsamicvin9935 eh not really. Many products these days are not really made by a "good faith" (not sure what term would be more appropriate here) company putting out "their" product and hoping it becomes popular. Rather just some faceless company sourcing a generic piece of crap dirt cheap, slap some branding on it, just for the sake of making a buck off people who don't know better, maybe buying somebody else a Christmas gift or what have you.
Many feminists are pretty critical of this type of marketing, including brands using breast cancer awareness and it being unclear how they're actually supporting sometimes (as well as just issues with non profit organizations in general). Coloring a product pink and calling it feminism is exactly the sort of cheap, ineffectual BS that the women in my community actually out there making change cannot stand. But individuals and companies will co-opt and water down anything and everything and try to turn it into a commodity, same goes for gay pride and many other things. Don't confuse the empty headed marketing for real movements.
@@drasco61084 you are right.
This man deserves unlimited money and subscribers 👏
Thank you very much!
Agree 100 percent.
He sure does!!
When will his PF magazines will be out?
@@dantedanis i'm still waiting for the PF Seal of Approval!
When companies meets their crazy claims.
I gotta say, I have an old Black and Decker AD600 screw-driver/drill uses 4 AA batteries. I received it as a Christmas present about 25 years ago. I bought bit and drill sets for it and the Thing has been doing all kinds of stuff that whole time, I really didn't expect it to last a year, now it rates up there as one of the best Christmas presents and tools I ever got/have.
Thank you for the feedback.
For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. John 3:16
This video is about electronic screwdrivers
So many people have given their only sons for all kinds of stuff. Think about the average war.
The old black and decker stuff never dies. You hear all kinds of stories.
@@stephenstrang590 Toaster Ovens :)
This is by far the best RUclips channel. Science grade testing in a matter that anyone can understand. Real life scenario testing, no BS brand bias. Seriously, good job man. Please tell us if you need extra income to supplement your testing costs
And think of how he manages to make a "home shop" implementation of basically every standardized test, while still being consistent as one can be.
You can sign up to his patreon which is how all these tools get purchased. More patreons = more tools tested
Thanks so much!
My day gets a lot better when I see you released a new video. They are always quality.
Legit
Samee
I thought this guy was full of it when he said he reads all the comments and I’ve gone through so many of his vids and the bloke actually does, and he replies all the time. What’a champ
Thanks for watching!
He won't even reply to my comment about his flawed methodology, I guess you have to suck up to get his attention.
@@chronicblazer84 - Flawed methodology? What was that?
@@mattbrown3549 first torque is measured from the motor, not with extensions that change torque. Second RPM differs based on diameter sizes.
Imagine buying a car with 600 ft-lbs of torque, and expecting the wheel torque to be 600 ft-lbs as well
Also imagine buying a car that redlines at 7000 RPM, and expecting to get 7000 RPM at your tires. Which have to make up more 20x more circumference per rotation than the crank shaft. Then turning around, and making people believe the manufactures are wrong, because you don't know how to test properly, because no one showed you it... That is what this video is doing.
@@chronicblazer84 - Okay, I get it now. Thanks.
I use the DeWalt daily for work, and results of this test are in line with my experience. However I think you're right in saying the gyro drive takes some getting used to, but once you get the hang of it, you can really finely adjust drive speed in a way that no other screwdriver tested allows. I use this drill for tapping threads in plastic, assembling sensitive electronics, and much more. it's been one of my daily driver as far tools go, and definitely feel like it's worth the short learning curve
Thanks for sharing.
I'm in a similar boat, my work had full set of 10 Dewalt drivers that we had to get rid of because the gyro function was deemed an ergonomic risk. They were replaced with the milwaukee drivers because of the thumb switch.
The milwaukee drivers are junk overall. The batteries will refuse to charge randomly, the thumb switches break quickly disabling the driver. the available torque and speed falls off after a month or two of use. overall they last about 1/3 as long as the Dewalt.
@@runslikeapenguin I have had similarly spotty experiences with Team Red's battery products
Agree 100% with Dylan. Since getting and using the Dewalt once you get the hang of it, it's almost a telepathic experience to use. I grab regular screwdrivers now and look at them wondering why they aren't turning on their own. Huge fan of the tech in that driver.
Agreed, the DeWalt is one of my favorite tools, and what wasn’t mentioned is that they have a higher-end model that allows for adjustment of the handle angle, and has a 15-position clutch. I use it literally every day and it hasn’t failed me yet.
You've been completely crushing it, man. You're pumping out high quality content regularly, don't burn yourself out on us!
Thanks!
I agree. The pace of the new content is impressive, with no change in quality. Todd, if you read this, I'd love a video comparing taps and dies. My father's Craftsman set from the 1970s seems to be pretty good, but it seems the reviews on all the reasonably priced new sets are aweful. Is there a good brand for under $500 for a metric set?
@@ProjectFarm you should do the Best razers for beard
I'd stay away from craftsman heard they were bought out and moved production
Who in their right mind would thumbs down a PF video. One on the most honest guys on RUclips. Nothing but facts.
Thanks!
The Black and Decker fans 😂
349 people accidentally hit the wrong button, 100 of them have a new mouse and thought they clicked the thumbs up, another 100 cant see the screen because their monitor is cracked right between the thumbs up and thumbs down, and the remaining 149 people are on crack and clicked on the thumbs down several times trying to clean a dirty spot on their new touch LCD screen they just stole at the park from some white guy napping on the bench right in the middle of mens and womens bathroom, but its closed because it's only April and everyone pees outside till July.
He doesn't even make fun of the tools that should be made fun of!
Maybe they thumbs it down so they wouldn't be seeing this stuff in their feed? I don't know why anybody would. This is interesting at 12:00 midnight
Out of the box the Dewalt is hard to get used to. But once you are used to the gyro design its great. I use mine in server rooms and not having to remember to set the direction combined with the super slow(so you don't strip a screw) variable starting speed; It's a wonderful tool.
I have the model tested in the video (DCF682) as well as the upgrade with the pivoting grip, clutch, and two LEDs instead of one (DCF680).
Would’ve liked to seen the latter tested against the others, though the operation has the same specs. So helpful removing wall plates, light fastening, and drilling quick pilot holes without switching bits.
If I produced something that fairs well with project farm, I'd absolutely would put that verdict on the box!
Thanks for the feedback.
Damn this is actually testing, unlike that channel that just puts tools under a hydraulic press. here you have all the specs, brands, materials, price, where are they made, etc. Very useful. Subscribed!
Thanks! Thanks for watching and subscribing!
the other channel was never intended to test something because you can test only the hardness with a hydraulic press.:)
If you ever want to know testing about impacts or wrenches or torque in general, watch the torque test channel, they are amazing
I was kind of hoping at the end, loading up into that mains drill, that he didn't power it up and run them all to destruction.
Big tool company:"We can claim anything we want! Who's going to test our claims?
Project Farm:"Haha! We're going to test that!"
Yep. It's really kind of disgusting how in almost every single one of PF's videos, every single tool manufacturer except one or two have completely false advertising claims plastered all over their tools.
They're "lab conditions" or whatever probably, meaning you find a tool that performs above average, find the best possible test equipment and scenario, write down only the highest readout, then add 10% for good measure. There might be some truth to it (emphasis on might), but it sure as hell isn't practically meaningful. That's part of the beauty of these tests here, they're all pretty practical!
Milwaukee claim usually what so ever... xxx faster, xxx stronger, xx life and so on... vs. What? Maybe against the worst and cheapest ones but it is ugly way to do things 🤮. Their method of measuremet is their own...
@@ThePegi27 what on earth are you trying to say
@@davidwestin6345 u don get the point 🎯 ? Ok, let's move on 👍
I have the DeWalt screwdriver. Picked it up for doing fire alarm installations. It's genuinely a fantastic tool for when you don't want to lug a full size drill overhead all day.
Thank you!
For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. John 3:16
Love your channel and the work you put into it. Lost my dad 10 years ago at a young age. You remind me of him.
Marshall, Thank you very much! This means a lot to me.
@@ProjectFarm me too. Every video you post it’s a comforting reminder of him and how well he was able to explain things in a way I could understand. Your channel means a lot to me.
🫂 prayers for your pa bro
@@grrinc thank you!
Wow Todd is awesome
This guys does better research than most of my colleagues at the University
Wow, thanks!
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No he doesn't...
@@chronicblazer84 you must be the soul of every party.
Exaggerating is a mean of emphasize
I like the clever design additions on the WORX. The quick change bit magazine and screw holder can come in really handy.
Yeah, that stood out to me as well. I elso enjoy that the top of the WORX makes it look like some sort of scifi gun.
So the quality and battery lasting. But in this video we can see the wright and actual.... respect with the consumer... NONE...
Another great vid. Just wish you had included Snap On. I use mine professionally every day for mechanical work, as opposed to carpentry which is mainly used in the forward direction only. The rocker trigger controlling the forward/reverse 😊direction for screwing and UnScrewing on the Snap On is the most used and convenient feature for mechanical work. Wish they all had that.
Thank you!
I have that snap on one as well with the forward/ reverse rocker switch and clutch. It has a NiCad battery so it probably doesn't perform as well as the newer lithium tools, but it has enough power for all my needs and has lasted 15 years and counting.
Anyone else sitting here rooting on your favorite tool brand like its a football team?
Yep, pink power all the way.
Is that a rhetorical question?
No way, tools are for doing work, they're not different colored power rangers to worship like a pathetic consumer drone.
@@Senkino5o people have preferred brands that they'd like to see prove that they're the best, from cars, to electronics, to wrenches, no point in getting offended by it.
@@Jdbaughman1994 me, I'm kinda married to Milwaukee at this point. I'm not rooting for them on these tests (especially this one, being the only tool using the M4 battery, pheh to that). I own and use a LOT of M12 and M18 batteries, chargers, and tools. They all get the jobs done for my clients. I'm interested in where M places in these tests. This one specifically since I owned several NiCad Milwaukee screwdrivers (like the M4 version in this video) back in the 90's. I built a hell of a lot of desktop computers and servers then using those. Never used one on anything but #8 & #6 machine screws in computers, at low torque settings.
Pink Power: _"You got a light? Oh, no worries. I found one."_ *smokes*
A brush motor, which don't last nearly as long as brushless, and don't handle high amps because of the brushes.
BigClive: "Did someone say Pink?..............one moment please." xD
@@tomsawyer4776 They're all brushed motors in this test.
@@tomsawyer4776 THE ONLY THING BRUSHLESS IN THE VIDEO IS THE LIGHT
that one needs to be disassembled to see what is smoking... maybe send it to bigclivedotcom
Holy crap, I never knew there were so many brands of these things out there. Thank you for taking the time to do these videos for all of us.
You are welcome!
For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. John 3:16
Love this! VERY comprehensive with great charts! I’m looking for a small tool to quickly remove a truck bed cover. This gave me everything I need to know. Brilliant.
Thanks for the feedback.
It's awesome to see that PF actually takes suggestions! I am by no means the only person to request this I'm sure but that's awesome! No one actually engages with their audience anymore
Thank you! 100% of the videos are viewer requested. I ran out of video ideas 2 years ago. lol
I thought for sure the NoCry would make me cry but to my surprise it lived up to its name and NoCry for me.
lol. Great point!
They should make a NoCryEver for $50 and include a led light and locking bits.
Thank you very much for your kind words! Should you need any assistance, please send us a message!
Let's just take a moment to recognise that this guy sat for an hour running these screwdriver into a power drill. Dedication.
@@MapedMod if it can last 5 minutes under hard load
@@MapedMod I think it’s more of like will it survive a real day of work type of test
@@MapedMod Go somewhere else then.
@@MapedMod Salesman of what? He buys these products out of his own pocket. I think you meant 'naivety' by the way.
@@MapedMod And why not? He tested the SCREWdrivers in three 1'1/4" screws. A typical work for those drivers
But why he can't test them with a bolt? Why I can't see if that little screwdriver can smash a foot long bolt into the wood?
Spinning that drill is just an easier battery test than screwing 100-200 individual screws into the wood. With that, he can just stand there for 5 minutes easily testing the tool
I wouldn't buy a tool that catch fire or doesn't have battery after a minute of full load
It's like testing the fuel range of a car. Why would I care if I live in a city full of gas stations?
But maybe, once a year I need to drive 600KM without fueling
I'm trying to make a point of liking all your videos my man, but unfortunately I end up binge watching all of them and miss some here and there. I just hope you see this! Your video formatting is pretty sacrificial and in the most respectable way. You do an excellent job editing and narrating. The information is always perfectly valid and there is no doubt left uncovered by you. I respect and greatly appreciate your efforts. Thank you so freaking much, you've done me a LOT of good!
I wish I could subscribe twice, no joke
Thanks so much!
Sitting around 1 hour straight testing the electric screwdrivers on the drill machine . That's what I call commitment, good job mate , you are amazing , cheers ♡
Thanks!
Tbh it also seems like fun to me
Considering the amount of time, money and effort Todd puts into these videos, he should earn whatever he wants and needs in life!
Thanks for the nice comment!
The most unbiased and honest person possibly ever right here. I try not to buy anything unless I see if its something you have reviewed first!
Wow! Thanks!
I have the dewalt version with the clutch. I've used it for 2 years fixing rc cars. It gets abused and keeps on going. The gyro was weird at first but it's amazing now and can't live without it. I'm a die hard milwaukee guy, but dewalt did great with the gyro screwdriver!
Thanks for the feedback.
I find myself in this boat. I can't stand the thought of bringing home an ugly yellow screwdriver to live with all my beautiful red tools, but Milwaukee has so far made this impossible to avoid by failing to produce a competitor :/
Your ability to read marketing slogans as if they were engineering specifications makes me laugh every freaking time. And I think I've watched every one of your videos.
Yes. It’s very funny because somehow it really drives home the absurdity of the manufacturer’s claims and boasting of their supposed cutting edge tech.
"the Worx claims to be fully loaded!"
@@davidforrest8346 In Todd's voice ' We're going to test that ! ' :-)
Thanks!
Her: Get off the computer and feed the cats!
Me: Project Farm posted another video
Her: If you don't get off that damn computer, you're sleeping on the couch tonight.
Me: We're gunna test that.
😂😂😂😂😂
You just made my day, thank you!
We're gonna see which couch is most comfortable.
lmaoo
Her: If you don't get off that damn computer, you're sleeping on the couch tonight.
Me: Bring me my pillow and a blanket.
I also like how he chooses the right tests and gets the science right every time and often even makes test platforms bespoke for certain things. Amazing channel. Big up from me.
Thanks!
Not every time, but he also has shown that, when he gets it wrong, he listens and improves.
Really a great channel.
I bought the NoCry based off your recommendation and i can say hands down it is awesome. i can drive 4 inch deck screws with it, and the battery lasts for days.
Thanks for the feedback.
I'm a big fan of the worx, Im a mechanic and when taking a dashboard apart, that rotating bit barrel is a godsend, must've saved me hours in crawling out of the car to grab the right bit so far.
But anyway, great video as always!
Thanks! Thanks for sharing.
Seriously man, send a few of your video's to TV stations, you are far far better than anything they have...
Thanks for the nice comment!
agreed
He's probably better out of the mainstream media, I know how that has worked for others and they didn't end better than they started
I feel like this would actually work with PBS. Have like a sunday mini-marathon every week, just 2 hours of Project Farm in the afternoon when everyone is digesting lunch or getting home from church, whatever their routine is.
I’m waiting on the “PF farm approved” rating on product packaging..😂😂
Thanks for sharing.
I don't think PF approves of anything, but he gives viewers the option to choose based on the results of his testing, which isn't exactly a recommendation, rather an open suggestion for us to choose for ourselves.
A company would have to keep its words carefully because any one of us can go and see the tests being conducted for ourselves, rather than the old days of pretending that the market jargon of "independently tested" without context means anything.
@@classydays43 Exactly. Part of why everyone loves his videos is because he's unbiased. He doesn't usually give strong opinions outside of the casual "wow that did bad" or "wow that did better than expected"
I love it because like you said, he gives us the info to go ahead and choose for ourselves. We can compare each brand/model to find out which one suits our needs best.
Project Farm farm? Almost as bad as when people say ATM machine or PIN number.
He won’t ever sell out like that
I have the dealt gyro drive, and love it. I have been using it for over 2 years now, and is very impressive on power for it's size.
The gyroscopic drive takes a bit to get used to, but love that feature.
Great video, as always. Keep it up
Thanks, will do!
I know a builder that has nothing but pink tools. His excuse was 'Doesn't matter if it's crap, ever seen someone steal a pink tool? Even if they break it's a hell of a lot cheaper to replace.'
true lol. but i have one question... why is the pink one even gendered. its very pointlessly gendered lol. women can use any tool
@@pvic6959 plus it’s expensive and not worth it. So they are actually abusing women.
I painted all my tools pink for this very purpose. Haven't "lost" a tool in almost 2 years.
@@JoeBidensBicycle 😂🤣😅
@@JoeBidensBicycle I love this!
The only tool guy on RUclips that doesn’t bullshit or sell out
Erm ... you forgot AvE. He is the epitome of no BS or shill
Thanks for watching!
@@ProjectFarm No, thank you for putting out all this great content! We don’t deserve such a genuine person like you!
@@rovcanada1 Which funny enough is how I found Project Farm back in the day.
@@jttech44 Same story here! There is not a purchase I make without 1st checking Project Farm's reviews. My last purchases were wood glue and a chain saw chain, both of which I'm eternally grateful to PF for pointing me in the right direction.
RUclipsr: I recommend Pink Power
PF: We are gonna test that.
Worx better watch out being "semiautomatic" Biden might shut em down
@@brandonevans4142 We'd better start stacking up tools include gun in em, cause soon we couldnt buy any.
Good news, this week battery powered angle grinders were used in hold-ups in Europes terrorist nest (Sweden). No need for guns.
@@brandonevans4142 I don't like Biden either, but what does this has to do with anything?
@@apocalypse487 guess the joke was WAY over your head
When the Project Farm guy announces he's going to have a yard sale, I will binge watch every episode and then hit the road to get in line.
Great stuff as always.
lol Thanks!
nah hit the road first and then watch the vids. if you watch them first, the line will be 10 miles long!
100k views in 3hours! Just amazing the job this man is doing. Keep going 👏
Thank you very much!
Time to watch the best part of Sunday
Thank you very much! This means a lot to me!
Thanks for the reviews with succinct decriptions, really good detail, no wasted time between tests. I wish all review videos were as good as this one. Awesome. Keep up the great work. Subscribed.
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Wow the pistol style slide tool changing mechanism on the WORX is actually really cool.
It's nice to see designers try something different and kinda fun.
Not sure if you have ever done this but could you do a best Tap & Die set?
Yes!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Please test this product segment 🙏
Fantastic idea! I have multiple crappy sets just collecting dust in my garage.
He provides yet another honest and simple test to understand with clear results
Keep up the great work bud👌🏻👌🏻🇬🇧
Thank you very much!
A lot of folks have mentioned this but I might as well pipe up, too: after getting over the initial weirdness of the Dewalt I have become so used to it and the gyro control that anything with a forward/reverse button gets on my nerves. I have had mine for a couple years now and use it for everything.
While I am here I want to thank you for all the effort you put into your review videos. They are honest and well-designed tests that I think are some of the most reliable reviews on the internet, not to mention entertaining to watch. Good work!
Thanks and you are welcome!
I really appreciate your editing. You cut it so tight; just pack it with great, well thought out/clever testing methodology.
So far, this is my only YT sub where I also ask for notifications. Always want to watch as soon as it's available! One of the best RUclipsrs out there!
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I would to see your Amazon history when you buy all these and the guy packing it at the warehouse wondering what the heck is going on.
Todd is the reason that after buying one item, Amazon is convinced the buyer decided to become a collector of said and should be recommended microwaves of all brands. Buy two, save 5%!
lol
Would be great if you could do a comparison of different portable hand vacuums! There's so many out on the market and the reviews are usually sub-par
Great suggestion! Thank you.
A good hand vac can be a life saver on the job site. If I don't have to drag out a corded vac it saves a lot of time and effort. A video of portable hand vacs would be really good.
I have three of those no cry screwdrivers. I wanted variable speed and a clutch for working on RC cars and they've all been great. I had one that died about a month after I got it and they took care of me no questions asked. Great screwdriver and in my experience great customer support!
Thanks for sharing.
i know this is an old comment but if you want the best screwdriver for RC cars get the dewalt. been using one myself exclusively for RC cars for a while now and love it. they even have one with a clutch that wont strip out the tiniest of screws except for maybe 24th scale stuff. i use it for my b6.4, capra, kraton and lc12b1 and its perfect.
After this video I bought myself 4 NoCry machines. I wouldn't even know they exist without this video. They are the best tool for me, because they have variable speed and a clutch, perfect tool for mounting outlets in Germany. You are helping me manage my small business with those kind of videos, now I can buy exactly what I need, without trying all those brands by myself. Keep up the good work!
Thanks, will do! Thanks for sharing!
There is a version of the DeWalt that also has the clutch, though it is still gyro to activate (may not be possible to actuate in all conditions positions) and you could only buy two for the money you bought four tools, at least here in America. NoCry and DeWalt are my top picks.
Grüss dich, and greetings from Texas friend.
Project Farm has a new video up. Everything at home stops! My wife and I really enjoy your work and unbiased reviews. You have helped us to make good informed choices.Thanks
Awesome! Thank you both very much!!
I really like the Worx design. They tend to come up with some interesting ideas of how to make tools more convenient. They might not have the best tools, but they seem to think a bit outside of the box which is refreshing.
Thanks for the feedback.
I love my Worx semi automatic screwdriver.
I like seeing the different quirks of the tools. The Worx seems to have done well enough under the load tests as well as having handy features that I am sold on it
Have to agree with you. The Worx tools are definitely not the highest quality, but they are the most creative and user-friendly (especially for the light duty stuff). Based on the comments, that niche has been filled to perfection.
Have had experience with many of these: Durability-wise Milwaukee definitely takes the cake as it will serve you even after YOU serve it through a wall, whereas the Bosch pushdrives tend to have all controls mushed up after even a few knocks. If you don't wanna invest a lot then Metabo or Dewalt have a good price-durability ratio
Thanks for the feedback.
No joke. I've been looking to get an inexpensive screwdriver for some small projects I want to do. Thanks for doing the legwork so I can determine which one is best for my application, Todd.
David, Awesome! I hope this video helps you narrow down the options. Some of them are A+++ products and very much worth buying. Have a great week!
Which one are you thinking of going with?
It's not the exact same, but if you're looking for an inexpensive all around tool, the Milwaukee 2462-20 on ebay is a winner. The 2407-20 is closer to what you're seeing here, as in better for delicate work like screwing in light switch covers or something and is also a compact champ... but it doesn't do nearly as good of an impression of a big boy 18v drill as the impact.
That all to say, I wouldn't buy any of these things. The compact drills (2407) are close enough in size that they'll fit tight spaces 99% of the time these will while being far more versatile. And the 2462 does an amazing job being the 98% tool. I wouldn't use it to build a deck, it'd be too slow... but if I need to drive a 3.5 inch screw to mount a heavy duty ladder hanger, like I did this morning, it'll work just fine and fast enough. If you buy tool only on ebay, pick up 6ah m12 knockoff batteries and charger all separate... you can get high quality stuff on a budget.
This was exactly what I needed! The only thing missing was battery duration. Thanks for making my choice much easier!
You gotta love some of the Chinese tool names, "NoCry". LOL. I love your torture tests. Many hours, and days went into this video. Great job!
An odd brand that I've got a few tools from, including paint sprayer. Pleasantly surprised but them, and their English instructions are pretty much spot on
@@fatcontrole1 They must've been smart and hired someone in the U.S. to write the manual.
They're an Estonian brand, not Chinese.
@@MadLadsAnonymous Good to know 🙂
@@electronicsNmore no, the English is too good to be American 😉
I have used the TECCPO for a couple years now at home. I only use it on electronics projects and smaller things around the house. It handles everything great and the bit selection has covered most things I've needed it for. The carrying case was a big selling point for me. I have full-size drills and impact drivers for bigger tasks. I rarely need to charge it. This screwdriver is a great bang for the buck tool.
Thanks for the feedback.
"We're gonna test that" "
"Manufacturers hate him, see why tonight, on Project Farm"
lol. Great point!
"We're gonna test that" is like when My Mechanics says "I make a new one". That is to say, the catchphrase we forward to hearing in the video.
You provide an invaluable service to contractors everywhere. Thank you for all your hard work and ingenuity!
I appreciate that! Thanks!
Absolutely!!!
I love how you always get straight to the point and only say the important stuff. Very cool video!
The Worx 255 semi auto loader is my favorite. It's so simple to just rotate the cylinder to the bit you need rather than having to pull the bit out of a compartment and potentially dropping and losing it in the process. It's also made of decent quality plastic. I just wish it was skinnier, and had a variable. Because it has A LOT of torque which is great for driving, but can damage the piece (or your wrist!) if you're not careful. It's powerful, it's awesome, I hope they make a new version.
Thanks for the feedback!
I get giddy with excitement everytime a new drop from you pops up in my notifications 🔔😅
Thank you very much!
Thanks Project Farm for your amazing quality as a human being.
Wow, thank you!
That electric sensor was a huge plus for me on the skil. I bought one after watching this video and wanna try it on sink installation for granite countertops. Don’t want one too strong that it’ll break the bracket mounts and having the electrical test is great so I don’t get shocked!
Thanks for sharing.
I have had that worx screwdriver for years now and I just figured out the other day if you pull back further on the slide cover it will rotate the bits automatically...its great for taking apart furniture that have multiple different screws
Thanks for sharing.
I absolutely love my desalt gyro, perfect for the RC hobby. Only regret is I wish I bought the one with pistol grip. But I will say I was gifted a black and decker 20 years ago and still works with the same set of AA batteries lol (definitely didn’t use it a lot but it works)
Yeah buddy I use my gyroscope Dewalt on my r.c.s definitely the bees knees
Pistol grip one also come with an adjustable clutch that the one tested does not. Would like to see a head to head comp of the two dewalts
@@24travmac That certainly is interesting.
Its DeWalt
I really like the gyroscope feature of the Dewalt. I’ve used it extensively while working on RC cars. Once you learn to use it, it gives lots of control and power when needed. The battery pack lasts well longer than expected and charges quickly.
the sounds of these drills remind me of every drill i used in the 90's
Just ordered Makita screwdriver on Amazon. Though it's not in the very top of your test, it IS high enough. And now it's on 34% sale in Canada.
Thank you for all great work you do!
You are welcome! Thanks for sharing!
I'm in the brass instrument repair industry and I have the DeWalt brand and the gyro makes it extremely ideal for working on valves. There's definitely a learning curve though.
i'm in the _guitar_ repair industry and just love my dewalt gyro! it's perfect for driving all sorts of screws slow and fast, small and large. the gyro thing quickly becomes so natural and intuitive that any other method seems awkward.
i even have a pegwinder bit that i use in it for quickly changing strings
Can we get a round of applause for Jim coming up with that list for us, in the video notes section! You the MVP Jim
Thanks!
I'm a simple man, you upload a video, I watch it as soon as I see it. Honestly my favorite channel on youtube.
I’m an electrician, A long time ago I purchased the Milwaukee screwdriver showed here to use for installing the hundreds of outlets and switches and lights instead of carrying around a full size batttery gun around everywhere as it’s bulkier/heavier and always had nothing but love for the brand. The Milwaukee screwdriver ended up being a disappointment In general. Purchased the no cry and it provides the strength and portability I was always after; the only downside to it is that it has a built in battery, and takes 3 hours to charge, seeing as how a battery pack for a lot of equipment can cost give or take $40 I bought another one no questions asked! Thanks so much projectfarm I would’ve never known about this great tool without you!
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