Milwaukee M18 Fuel Gen 4 Impact Driver 2953⚡️ VS ⚡️ Flex 24v Quick Eject Impact Driver
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- Опубликовано: 20 июл 2024
- Today we have another versus video. Milwaukee M18 Fuel Gen 4 Impact Driver 2953 VS Flex 24v Quick Eject Impact Driver going on several different tests. Starting out with a 3/8" Drill bit, 7/8" Diablo Spade bit, then moving on to some 4 1/2" x 1/2 Lag screws.
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Great video again! I asked for this comparison when you first introduced the gen4 to the channel. Really appreciate that you took the time to make it happen ☺️
We try our best. I appreciate it thank you.
Seen enough👍 Just purchased the gen 4 Milwaukee
That's a great offer on the Flex. Thank you for a comparison.
I like the Intro brother. Always a pleasure watching a Toolhead 147 head to head. Love the tests my man
I appreciate it thank you
Nice new intro and great comparison. Both drivers are great 👍
Thanks
Both great tools. As a DIY guy, small speed differences don’t matter. I like that Milwaukee is lighter. Flex lifetime warranty is great.
Thank you for taking the time to make this very informative video! What happens if you use the stacked battery? 👍❤️🙏
Both tools get more power 🔋
Would like to see the test run again when you get the 6ah stacked flex battery. I think the test would of been fairer if you used the 5ah XC milwaukee battery.. Appreciate the video, thanks !!
My big thing with Milwaukee is how reliable they are I know like 3 or 4 people who own business and leave their Milwaukee stuff in the bed of their truck covered in snow then they'll go grab it use it still completely covered in snow and they just won't die. I mean my grandpa's brushed impact finally died after 6 years.
Milwaukee still the most powerful 18 volt. Flex (a 24 volt) when paired with the right battery is slightly faster and stronger....but not a lot.
Both are solid tools. Great to see innovation from all tool manufacturers pushing technology up to their limits.
Nice test but i would like to see more agresive test with 1 1/2 spaddle. Keep going great content !!
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We can do that next time!
Great job bro
Thanks
I have both now going to do a test with the FLEX running 6'0 Stacked Lithium and gen 4 running 8.0 21700 cells and just got the new RIDGID 4Speed Impact Driver but need 21700 cells to make it an even match
How do you like that new Ridgid vs the Gen 4 and Flex? I'm trying to get my hands on that new Ridgid but not interested in a full kit for $189... Costs more than the new Subcompact Impact Wrench 🤦🏽♂️
How about the Makita XDT19 vs Milwaukee Gen 4???
Hey man whats up from Decatur Illinois!
Not much trying to get some videos out.
i got flex,just to be a little different.
Flex has this weird gear hunting thing going on when driving bigger lag screws possibly to reserve battery life and prevent overheating? Wonder if the stack lithium fixes that. I still haven't even opened mine out of the box.
Got three STACKED LITHIUM battery's they are BEASTS
Here is my take... milwaukee did it in an 18 volt platform... while flex had to do it in a 24 volt platform ... if... if is a big word... milwaukee comes out with a 24 volt platform.. its game over for many.... no matter what! milwaukee is the measuring stick
Milwaukee forever 😊
I’ve heard of people burning the Flex motors on job sites.
I don’t care for the gen 4 Milwaukee grip, though, because it feels more slippery than the previous generation.
The Torque Test Channel pretty much ruined the gen 4 during their test, so I don’t think it’s as good as the gen 3.5.
6AH VS 5AH?
I wonder how the new Milwaukee will run with the stacked lithium
Flex is nice but how much heavier it is not worth to me. I use my impact all day long and most of the time above my head.
@@KingCuba0731 you will be surprised that it's actually lighter with the stack lithium battery. Those 5.0 ah batteries are hefty. I suppose stack lithium is lighter in comparison.
@@ProxyFinal The flex without batteries is a bigger and heavier impact. And it feels bigger in your hand than it actually is. Almost how the M 2 feels smaller in your hand than it actually is.
@@steffendetrick9403 it is over all slightly larger than 18v. As for the M12, the tool itself is smaller, but as far as handle goes that’s not really the case. It’s ergonomically different
@@ProxyFinal I know that’s the point that I’m making my M 12 feels a lot smaller in my hand than me M18 even though there’s not a huge difference. Even holding them both in my hand with no batteries theM 12 feels smaller than it is. When I hold the flex it feels like I’m holding a drill. To each their own I Just don’t like the Ergonomics plus the grip is too aggressive and I have some pretty calloused hands. For me just not a good experience, the drill is really nice tho
Bro wheres the stacked lithium to compare against the high output lol
Why didn’t you use a 5amp hr on the Milwaukee..?? Apple to apples..
The two tools run at different voltages so the battery wattage would be different either way. And "apples to apples" doesn't actually tell you anything about how the tool runs.
Brah… no comment
Toolhead 147, hey bruh! Did you buy that Milwaukee Gen4 in your own money or did you get sponsored by Milwaukee? It looks nicer than my old DeWalt atomic 809. Is that really a New released Milwaukee Gen 4??? It looks Weak man! I hate to say this but Gen4 is still weak no offense man but it is only powerful enough when it is powered by a bigger battery especially high output with 21700 cells. But when you put a standard Milwaukee 18650 5.0Ah battery there you'll see the difference it's a walk in the park for Flex. I hope you re-do the comparison test with the Flex 6.0Ah stack lithium pouch cell battery VERSUS the New Weak Milwaukee Gen4 with high output 6.0Ah you'll see the big difference between the 2 and IF you're a Milwaukee Fan you're not gonna like the result. But nice comparison by the way! At least I've seen how Weak the new Milwaukee Gen4 is only powerful when it's loaded with high output battery.
I don't care about who wins I bought both tools . Major brands like this do not sponsor or send tools to smaller channels you at least need to have over 300k subs.
Its a never ending battle you say to place a stacked Lithium-Ion on the flex then Milwaukee and dewalt will come out with there own stacked battery or a newer tool. As soon as i can i will buy them its a bit hard for a smaller channel to buy tools. At the end all these tools are solid you can't go wrong they will do the job and last av long time.
@@toolhead147 no dude you're wrong on that. From what I found out and from what I've been told Milwaukee TTI will never have a Stack Lithium Ion Pouch cell battery technology. That technology is from Flex and it's only for Flex alone. Milwaukee cannot have it because the Stack Lithium pouch cell technology is already patented and heavily protected it cannot be stolen and imitate otherwise that's gonna be a gigantic Lawsuit and that's gonna be a billions and billions of lawsuits gigantic enough to bankrupt a tool company or a tool corporation. And That means Milwaukee needs to go back to their drawing board and science lab to make a much better Brushless Motor and a much better 21700 cell battery to compete with the New King of Tools which is the Flex IF Milwaukee wants to get their title back? Or Milwaukee can pay and bribe the Caterpillar for Graphene Battery Technology. But anyway that's a good enough comparison but Still Flex kicks Milwaukee's ass in the cliff. And that's a Standard 5.0Ah 18650 common Cell VERSUS Milwaukee's 6.0Ah High Output 21700 cell. That means Milwaukee is only Powerful when it is loaded with High output battery.
The Flex is the better tool. Better ergonomic. Collet and battery top is even while the Milwaukee has rhat stupid fat grip and the HO batterys look like a half inch above the collet. Just feels not right.
Flex by far better quality tool! Hands down.
your smoking crack fool......please put the pipe down.....
Lol' yea ok...
It's a quality portable Heater ' The motor overheats Lol'
@@jacobsebastien3910 LOL! What's your background bro??? 22 years as a mechanical engineer here, tested the shit out of all these. FLEX blows Milwaukee away in overall quality!
put down the crack pipe fool...crack kills......
MIL=TOP💪💪💪💪💪🚀🚀🚀🚀
Welp. Enjoy that reskinned Kobalt 🤣
Flex is to kobalt what Milwaukee is to Ryobi
@@sadsnakes “Today, Chervon owns several tool well-known tool brands in North America, including Flex, EGO, and Skil/Skilsaw. They also manufacture power tools for other brands.”
“Kobalt power tools are made by Chervon, one of the 10 largest OEMs of power tools in the world. Chervon has been in business since 1993.”
Hummm 🤔
@@TGC1775 Right. Both Milwaukee and Ryobi are owned by TTI is my point.
Flex is better and stronger make an actual comparison, much faster with stacked then Milwaukee
Yeah but Milwaukee is way lighter and aslo it's a 1/4 inch drive impact you don't need to take car tires off with them, even though you probably can at this point.