For future drill battles I think that the speed used on the drill should be the speed that will enable the drill to perform its best at that task. This would be more accurate to field use because lets be real no one is using their drill on low speed to run drywall screws or the high speed to run long lags. Other wise I loved it on TTR LIVE and loved the summary above too. I appreciate all the work you put in for doing these live reviews. Keep em coming!
This is the most ridicules test I’ve ever seen!! Both have massive user error and both testers what to beat each other to death. I couldn’t stop watching. 🤣🤣🤣🤣 well done guys!!
Hi Vince and Nick, I love all your videos to the stars and back but this is my favorite. Two wonderful brands going back and forth to the bitter end. What’s even better... is watching you two compete against each other. Absolutely entertaining to the fullest! You two remind me when I get together with my buddies and play a round of golf or fish... constant back and forth! Love it!!! Hope you all have a wonderful weekend, as well as the VCG Gang! Bob( Proud member)
Just purchased the m18 fuel drill driver combo kit with 2 5.0ah batteries and charger with complementary 56pc Shockwave bit at home depot for 349.00 Pumped to use them at work!
@@bigrod359 only time will tell for me, I work newconstruction hvac, sheet metal so I've used them both, I only chose milwaukee because of the batteries and the wide range of products and I will be keeping my power tools and batteries inside to attempt to get the most life out of them, I do like dewalts skilsaw and hole hawg better though .
Power tool information/entertainment at it's finest. You guys put so much time, effort and money into your TTR's, respect and salute! Thank you and God bless #theverycoolgang!😁👍✌
Hey VCG, humble suggestion. Love the channel by the way! When you post the point and the bell rings, can you make the loosing tool a tad darker so it's more clear which tool got the point or throw up a winner sticker by the winning tool or a little checkmark? Sometimes its difficult to tell which tool gets the point and my memory sucks so I forgot what the score was half the time. Just a very very humble suggestion. Please please please please get your hands on the old 18 volt recip dewalt and show us how it compares to the newer version of the 20 volt non XRP, compact two handed XRP, and the brand new full size XRP. I'm trying to make up my mind to get a new 20 volt but not sure if it's worth it and which one you guys recommend. Thank you so much and sorry for the 3 page book of a message. Cheers my friends
Feel like too many of the losses for both tools are down to slight user error rather than tool quality/speed. Not that there is a lot you can do to change that other than repeating over and over again.....still great video, good job guys.
I remember 25 years ago when you had to plug in to get that kinda power. Bosch had some battery powered monster but it was $1200 and the size of an AK47.
i like those deep auger bit comparisons as they are the closest representation as to what i am drilling which is 1/2 spring steel with an 11/16 titanium drill bit, occasionally 1 inch when im doing double wall frames. I Usually use a frame drill but there are times where i have to pull out the dcd991 and get in some lovely place to drill 4-6 holes. The handle on the new 998 and 999 really interests me. I would like to know which drill truly has more power without stalling in deep holes, the 998 with its 8ah or the 999 with its 6ah flexvolt...? (Stock configurations)
How about a Super TTR competition to complete one major project with a set of different power tools of the same line? For instance a bird house from raw materials
Very informative comparison test and entertaining as well. I can sense the competitive spirit between the two of you. But honestly, both brand are capable of doing the job from an able-bodied user.
Awesome video fellas, Nick is awesome and gives it 110%, but I think Vince has a little to much experience under his belt with technique. I know its impossible to go head to head with a clear winner, but it was totally cool video and very entertaining!! Great job fellas!!👍👍
Yeah but this has to many user errors.! Vince and the other feed off each other’s energy. Vince stays more calm but the other dude goes off the rails and trips himself.! I am or was a Milwaukee enthusiast (Drill Broken. Totally my fault) and I’m on the fence of switching to DEWALT’s hammer drill. This was my last hope for a conclusion to my answer...
Great video👍🏻👍🏻 I would like to see the new Rigid and the new Makita hammer drill go up against the Milwaukee 2804 and the Dewalt 999! Just to see if Rigid or Makita can take the crown, but I don’t think they will! I have the Milwaukee 2804 and the Dewalt 996, 2 of the best hammer drills on the market.
I know I'm a bit late to the party, but because of your videos, I purchased the DCD998 (to go with my other existing DeWalt tools), and I have to say, holy crap that thing has power. We had to take apart our old deck, and my regular dewalt drill from a 5 tool combo kit just wasn't doing it, and screws the regular drill could barely get out, the 998 got them out like butter! I can also brag to my father-in-law since he has two 996s, one with the flex battery, and my drill does a bit better :). Can't wait till next summer to rebuild our old rotting deck with my 998, it's a tank for sure! Barely have to charge the 8Ah battery, it goes forever! Curious to know, from your drill driver video you did, would the 998 still fall in as a Pro drill with 996, or would it join it's competition, the Milwaukee, into the Expert drill category?
Do you know which hammer drill is the strongest one??? That has more power when you make holes on the wood and bricks because I’m electrician I want to know which one is the best
Tests 7,12,17,20 were given to dewalt, yet were ties or could also be given to M18. The last test the 2 tools used different rules. Recount, M18 not only wins but is 2 years old and more compact.
I just ordered a Dewalt XR hammer drill and impact drill combo. I’ve got a Milwaukee Fuel combo, but I’ve been having bad luck with the Surge impact drill. The first one started leaking. The second one would stay on speed 1, and now I’m on my third surge and it won’t go in reverse and the motor has whining noise. I am a DIY and use these mainly for woodworking projects. My impact drill started having issues while building a fence. I’m pretty disappointed.
I hate the surge, yea it quieter but not worth loosing all the torque. I have both and use them on the jobsite everyday. Only time I pull out surge is if in a residential building.
Zach Donahoe I agree. The Surge feels like it’s less powerful. I don’t think the surge likes being in the sun. It was like 105 degrees last summer and I was outside building some benches, and the surge started leaking fluid from the motor and lost power completely. This was within the first week it came out. Milwaukee was quick to replace it. I guess the moral of the story is that you need to have more than one tool just in case. Luckily, I’ve got my old M12 impact drill.
I am intrigued by the new DeWalt drill but everything I have right now is Milwaukee (except my drill which is an older corded drill I want to replace). Right now the DeWalt DCD998W1 kit is $279 at Lowes. Maybe there will be a Memorial Day or Father's Day sale.
I really like them both. I love the 12v Milwaukee tools for around the house light powerful enough for hanging pictures, or assembling stuff. Like a conceal carry drill but I am the market for a full size cordless drill. My current full size is a Dewalt xrp 14.4 v NiCad and all the batteries are dead, they always were the minute they left the charger...So I have a bad taste for Dewalt batteries. On the other hand, the Milwaukee has some of electronics of the drill in the battery, do we really need blue tooth in a drill? I am leaning more towards DeWalt because the drill was good when the batteries had a charge. This video shows its a wash for me, they are both great! So now its an eco system and bare tool decision.
As much as I bleed red (who'da thunk), I have the previous gen ONE-KEY hammerdrill and it's chuck is GARBAGE (and I'm having a damn hard time removing it to swap with a Rohm - if anybody has any ideas. I've removed the screw holding it on but still can't get the chuck itself to unscrew. I'll probably soak it in nut-buster once I get a new hammerdrill and can afford to leave it for like a week. I cut a 3/8" hex key to tighten the chuck onto and try to get it off with an impact. But haven't had any luck yet and get a bad feeling that trying for too long might damage the drill's motor or something). But aside from the chuck, I absolutely LOVE it. I keep finding more uses for the ONE-KEY adjustability that I never imagined I'd use as much as I do. I wish so bad that I had the current generation ONE-KEY instead but them's the breaks. Maybe I'll pick it up if it ever goes on sale and finally soak/remove the chuck on my current one. But anyways... Looks like the two drills are pretty evenly matched. The pricing is pretty evenly matched as well. It would seem at the end of the day, it comes down to preference (or whatever tool you happen to already have batteries/chargers/etc. for). I'd be curious to try out the dewalt and see how I like it - especially if it's this hammerdrill that they have an app-controlled version of. I have only one dewalt tool - and the battery for it even shit the bed (I'm trying to build a spot welder to be able to rebuilt it - as well as a few other old/dead batteries). And although I believe this is the uncommon occurrence of the dewalt being better than the milwaukee equivalent, I'd still trade it for the M18 compressor to streamline what batteries/charger I need (which would have allowed me to avoid my current situation of having the compressor being unusable due to one battery failing). So I can't imagine I'd ever realistically be interested in picking up any tools from another brand unless they're waaayyy better. But I'm all for competition in the marketplace
Most of the things y'all were comparing I use my Milwaukee 18v fuel 1/4" impact for. It will tear the gear box off of a dewalt 20v impact. I just use 5ao batteries
I'm just thinking about with one brand take DeWalt or Milwaukee?? Both they are good and powerful. I work in metal like mild steel, stainless steel and I use lot holesaw to 50mm max, step drill and sometime just all day countersink 45mm diameter to deeburr laser burrs on stainless steel. Plus other application. My day without good quality and powerful combi drill is loose day 😁
You can easily tell when someone has never really used a cordless drill before and I see two. Would have been a better comparison if the would've used the drills as a hammer to crack pecans. Both drills probably have the exact same internal components and only the outer appearance is different. The illusion of choice. I like the red drill it's pretty! I like the yellow because it says XR, Max or Atomic.
Id really like to see how they compare drilling into steel. Thats mainly what im doing with my drill as a Millwright. But im leaning DeWalt to buy into(i got suckered into Metabo HPT by the price point and youtube reviews). Wish id have gone yellow or red. I know Milwaukee is probably better slightly but im leaning yellow because on the job everyone has Milwaukee. So if i go yellow my batteries are less likely to disappear lol.
Don't forget the Milwaukee runs a high amp so battery won't last as long. Which can explain the speed difference. But I don't see how anyone can watch this and not just conclude they both are amazing tooks.
I feel like you shouldn't add where the user messes up or there's a miscommunication. It then kinda becomes about the user not the tool? Otherwise it's always an amazing test and a great resource.
@@actionjksn so you're saying Vince screwed up more than Nick? It sure seemed the other way. Not saying that the DeWalt is better, they both seem 95% comparable. But Nick sure lost a couple of tests by slipping bits and messing up with the ridiculously large holesaw. Mind you, I wouldn't have faired any better... Edit: ok I misread your post as saying it would show the Milwaukee winning 99% of the time. We agree then ;)
Hi Guys!!! Has Nick won every TTR during the virus lockdown? Ughhhhhhh! I need my normal back again! Vince, it's time to take the pebble back from the grasshopper! Pleaseeee! LOL! :-)
That had NO accurate sense in which drill is better! Just opened my Dewalt 998 out of the box yesterday! And I would find it hard to believe and cordless drill could bet this thing! In anything, it's an absolute beast of machinery!
I feel bad for both the Milwaukee and DeWalt tools, looks like they both got beat the F up. Both great tool makers, I'm a DeWalt fan thanks to an unsure purchase by the wife 12 years ago.
The Milwaukee M18 would have crushed the Dewalt if not for the ridiculous amount of operator error. You can't possibly take this test seriously. However, the fact that Milwaukee held its own with 18 Volts vs. 20 Volt counterpart, along with Milwaukee's warranty I'll take the Milwaukee any day of the week.
palmer311 I’m excited to see how the XTR drill and impact perform. Kobalt’s non-XTR stuff was great, so I’d assume that the XTR should perform better. People sleep on Kobalt just because of the name.
The DeWalt won by far. The only reason the milwaukee even got points is from the swrews. But that's what you impact is for. Milwaukee =precision DeWalt =power
Nesse vídeo a Dewalt está sempre na velocidade 3, e ainda venceu. Se tivesse colocado a velocidade certa em cada caso tinha vencido com muito mais vantagem
For future drill battles I think that the speed used on the drill should be the speed that will enable the drill to perform its best at that task. This would be more accurate to field use because lets be real no one is using their drill on low speed to run drywall screws or the high speed to run long lags. Other wise I loved it on TTR LIVE and loved the summary above too. I appreciate all the work you put in for doing these live reviews. Keep em coming!
This is the most ridicules test I’ve ever seen!! Both have massive user error and both testers what to beat each other to death. I couldn’t stop watching. 🤣🤣🤣🤣 well done guys!!
lmao looks like they never used a power tool in their life before
Exactly! There’s problem with these side to side tests.
Hi Vince and Nick,
I love all your videos to the stars and back but this is my favorite. Two wonderful brands going back and forth to the bitter end. What’s even better... is watching you two compete against each other. Absolutely entertaining to the fullest! You two remind me when I get together with my buddies and play a round of golf or fish... constant back and forth! Love it!!!
Hope you all have a wonderful weekend, as well as the VCG Gang! Bob( Proud member)
You da man Robert!! Thanks for everything!
I would like to see Vince using the dewalt and nick on the milwaukee. Then we'll see the true power of the dewalt.
One guy had better handling skills for sure
Me too.
@@videoghostreviews5326 agree with you. Dewalt better.
Just purchased the m18 fuel drill driver combo kit with 2 5.0ah batteries and charger with complementary 56pc Shockwave bit at home depot for 349.00
Pumped to use them at work!
Thinking about pulling the trigger
@@bigrod359 only time will tell for me, I work newconstruction hvac, sheet metal so I've used them both, I only chose milwaukee because of the batteries and the wide range of products and I will be keeping my power tools and batteries inside to attempt to get the most life out of them, I do like dewalts skilsaw and hole hawg better though .
Power tool information/entertainment at it's finest. You guys put so much time, effort and money into your TTR's, respect and salute! Thank you and God bless #theverycoolgang!😁👍✌
Was an epic TTR and Both Of them are killer Tools very impressed how well the dewalt did
Hey VCG, humble suggestion. Love the channel by the way! When you post the point and the bell rings, can you make the loosing tool a tad darker so it's more clear which tool got the point or throw up a winner sticker by the winning tool or a little checkmark? Sometimes its difficult to tell which tool gets the point and my memory sucks so I forgot what the score was half the time. Just a very very humble suggestion.
Please please please please get your hands on the old 18 volt recip dewalt and show us how it compares to the newer version of the 20 volt non XRP, compact two handed XRP, and the brand new full size XRP. I'm trying to make up my mind to get a new 20 volt but not sure if it's worth it and which one you guys recommend. Thank you so much and sorry for the 3 page book of a message. Cheers my friends
Feel like too many of the losses for both tools are down to slight user error rather than tool quality/speed. Not that there is a lot you can do to change that other than repeating over and over again.....still great video, good job guys.
I couldn't agree with you more LOL, I was thinking the same thing!
Still Milwaukee by a hair.
I like and have both brands. You really can't go wrong with either.
That's what makes this channel really fun to watch, for me anyway.
Before I even decide to come I was thinking the same user error on both they are both excellent hammer drills
The trouble with "racing" at different speeds is that they're basically arbitrary.
"How fast were you going?"
"2"
"2 What?"
"Um....speed"
I remember 25 years ago when you had to plug in to get that kinda power. Bosch had some battery powered monster but it was $1200 and the size of an AK47.
25 years ago not even sds drill had this kind of power
i like those deep auger bit comparisons as they are the closest representation as to what i am drilling which is 1/2 spring steel with an 11/16 titanium drill bit, occasionally 1 inch when im doing double wall frames. I Usually use a frame drill but there are times where i have to pull out the dcd991 and get in some lovely place to drill 4-6 holes. The handle on the new 998 and 999 really interests me. I would like to know which drill truly has more power without stalling in deep holes, the 998 with its 8ah or the 999 with its 6ah flexvolt...? (Stock configurations)
Great recap! Very close.... Happy Sunday!
How about a Super TTR competition to complete one major project with a set of different power tools of the same line? For instance a bird house from raw materials
Hi Vince can you ask they Dewalt they need more Bluetooth tool connect for flex volt and XR tool too.
Just bought the DeWalt DCD998W1 kit & 21 piece Dewalt titanium drill bit set yesterday
Nice!! Let us know how it works for you coldchills01
Milwaukee makes better bits
Were they using the hammer setting with the large wood in and masonry buts?
Very informative comparison test and entertaining as well. I can sense the competitive spirit between the two of you. But honestly, both brand are capable of doing the job from an able-bodied user.
Thanks Steel, we appreciate that! We take the testing very seriously!!
Damn these little drills have sure improved along with impact driver may be all we need for home maintenance no sds necessary unless for chipping
what's SDS ?
You freaking guys make my day. Stay safe my Friend's
The dewalt guy need more practice, he had more errors, like the screws and hole saw slippering.
No ones a robot bud, except of course for vince
He’s a desk jockey forsure
@@jesseganzel366 not much mechanical skills
But the Dewalt is like three times the size
Awesome video fellas, Nick is awesome and gives it 110%, but I think Vince has a little to much experience under his belt with technique. I know its impossible to go head to head with a clear winner, but it was totally cool video and very entertaining!! Great job fellas!!👍👍
Is the faulty trigger on the milwaukee a real time waste or just a quick finger reset? And is it getting progressivly worse
This was intense to watch!
Great video!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Which one lasts longer, is better built/better quality? Its not all about speed
the question is....is nick going to be doing TTR every friday ? 🤔 😂
I've been waiting to see a comparison like this.
Didnt you put the milwauke on first place of the drill levels ?
Some people complain about the tests not being "fair" but you can see what the different drills are good/bad at because of the tests.
Yeah but this has to many user errors.! Vince and the other feed off each other’s energy. Vince stays more calm but the other dude goes off the rails and trips himself.! I am or was a Milwaukee enthusiast (Drill Broken. Totally my fault) and I’m on the fence of switching to DEWALT’s hammer drill. This was my last hope for a conclusion to my answer...
Really there's nothing between the two. Most of the wins or loses were down to the user.
Diggin the old school Milwaukee logo!
Great video👍🏻👍🏻
I would like to see the new Rigid and the new Makita hammer drill go up against the Milwaukee 2804 and the Dewalt 999! Just to see if Rigid or Makita can take the crown, but I don’t think they will!
I have the Milwaukee 2804 and the Dewalt 996, 2 of the best hammer drills on the market.
I know I'm a bit late to the party, but because of your videos, I purchased the DCD998 (to go with my other existing DeWalt tools), and I have to say, holy crap that thing has power. We had to take apart our old deck, and my regular dewalt drill from a 5 tool combo kit just wasn't doing it, and screws the regular drill could barely get out, the 998 got them out like butter! I can also brag to my father-in-law since he has two 996s, one with the flex battery, and my drill does a bit better :). Can't wait till next summer to rebuild our old rotting deck with my 998, it's a tank for sure! Barely have to charge the 8Ah battery, it goes forever!
Curious to know, from your drill driver video you did, would the 998 still fall in as a Pro drill with 996, or would it join it's competition, the Milwaukee, into the Expert drill category?
So now someone explain to me how the Dewalt was rated just a "pro" tool and the Milwaukee an "Expert" tool in the other video?
Other drill was DCD996, this is DCD998, it's close to 150% more powerful torque wise, I'm curious if they would make the 998 an expert level
@@StevenVette24 I'd say this dewalt hammerdrill would clearly be given the "expert" designation
Do you know which hammer drill is the strongest one??? That has more power when you make holes on the wood and bricks because I’m electrician I want to know which one is the best
Tests 7,12,17,20 were given to dewalt, yet were ties or could also be given to M18. The last test the 2 tools used different rules. Recount, M18 not only wins but is 2 years old and more compact.
I just ordered a Dewalt XR hammer drill and impact drill combo. I’ve got a Milwaukee Fuel combo, but I’ve been having bad luck with the Surge impact drill. The first one started leaking. The second one would stay on speed 1, and now I’m on my third surge and it won’t go in reverse and the motor has whining noise. I am a DIY and use these mainly for woodworking projects. My impact drill started having issues while building a fence. I’m pretty disappointed.
I hate the surge, yea it quieter but not worth loosing all the torque. I have both and use them on the jobsite everyday. Only time I pull out surge is if in a residential building.
Zach Donahoe I agree. The Surge feels like it’s less powerful. I don’t think the surge likes being in the sun. It was like 105 degrees last summer and I was outside building some benches, and the surge started leaking fluid from the motor and lost power completely. This was within the first week it came out. Milwaukee was quick to replace it.
I guess the moral of the story is that you need to have more than one tool just in case. Luckily, I’ve got my old M12 impact drill.
Now time for test new Ridgid sub vs makita or Milwaukee same size
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Very cool. There is a lot of hard work there to make that happen.
Good job team !!!!
Thanks Stephen we appreciate it!
@@VCGConstruction Next time use a decibel reader.... Milwaukie is much quieter????
Who has the better warranty?
I am intrigued by the new DeWalt drill but everything I have right now is Milwaukee (except my drill which is an older corded drill I want to replace). Right now the DeWalt DCD998W1 kit is $279 at Lowes. Maybe there will be a Memorial Day or Father's Day sale.
I really like them both. I love the 12v Milwaukee tools for around the house light powerful enough for hanging pictures, or assembling stuff. Like a conceal carry drill but I am the market for a full size cordless drill. My current full size is a Dewalt xrp 14.4 v NiCad and all the batteries are dead, they always were the minute they left the charger...So I have a bad taste for Dewalt batteries. On the other hand, the Milwaukee has some of electronics of the drill in the battery, do we really need blue tooth in a drill? I am leaning more towards DeWalt because the drill was good when the batteries had a charge. This video shows its a wash for me, they are both great! So now its an eco system and bare tool decision.
When does the Dcd 998 come to Europe
Why are all tests drilling at downward angle?
The biggest concern is when drilling up, certain drills cut out.
I'm so torn. I want to build out a toolkit but I don't k ow if I want red and black or black and yellow.
Thus should be a half time Super Bowl show instead of watching a band play music. LETS GO BABY!!!!
Didnt you put the milwaukee on the first place of the drill ranking ?
As much as I bleed red (who'da thunk), I have the previous gen ONE-KEY hammerdrill and it's chuck is GARBAGE (and I'm having a damn hard time removing it to swap with a Rohm - if anybody has any ideas. I've removed the screw holding it on but still can't get the chuck itself to unscrew. I'll probably soak it in nut-buster once I get a new hammerdrill and can afford to leave it for like a week. I cut a 3/8" hex key to tighten the chuck onto and try to get it off with an impact. But haven't had any luck yet and get a bad feeling that trying for too long might damage the drill's motor or something). But aside from the chuck, I absolutely LOVE it. I keep finding more uses for the ONE-KEY adjustability that I never imagined I'd use as much as I do. I wish so bad that I had the current generation ONE-KEY instead but them's the breaks. Maybe I'll pick it up if it ever goes on sale and finally soak/remove the chuck on my current one.
But anyways... Looks like the two drills are pretty evenly matched. The pricing is pretty evenly matched as well. It would seem at the end of the day, it comes down to preference (or whatever tool you happen to already have batteries/chargers/etc. for). I'd be curious to try out the dewalt and see how I like it - especially if it's this hammerdrill that they have an app-controlled version of. I have only one dewalt tool - and the battery for it even shit the bed (I'm trying to build a spot welder to be able to rebuilt it - as well as a few other old/dead batteries). And although I believe this is the uncommon occurrence of the dewalt being better than the milwaukee equivalent, I'd still trade it for the M18 compressor to streamline what batteries/charger I need (which would have allowed me to avoid my current situation of having the compressor being unusable due to one battery failing). So I can't imagine I'd ever realistically be interested in picking up any tools from another brand unless they're waaayyy better. But I'm all for competition in the marketplace
Most of the things y'all were comparing I use my Milwaukee 18v fuel 1/4" impact for. It will tear the gear box off of a dewalt 20v impact. I just use 5ao batteries
I have milwaukee 18v great drill but its issues heats up quickly.
Craftsman hammer drill vs the milwaukee m18 please??
That was so fun to watch. Wheres the auger match? I have an Eskimo pistol you can borrow.
I'm just thinking about with one brand take DeWalt or Milwaukee?? Both they are good and powerful. I work in metal like mild steel, stainless steel and I use lot holesaw to 50mm max, step drill and sometime just all day countersink 45mm diameter to deeburr laser burrs on stainless steel. Plus other application. My day without good quality and powerful combi drill is loose day 😁
Also depends on who is better using a drill.
haha I jump to 1:39 and Vinny starts break dancing lol
Thanks for the great tests and reviews Iam still not buying that Dewalt staying true to big red
I guess your staying true to China then, and Stanley Black and Decker are moving all operations back to the USA
@@loucifer323 lol you still on your bullsh¡t?!🤦🏽♂️🤣
@@loucifer323 when they're all back, let us know.
Which is the better tool for the price? Can't decide between these two
Both tools are great. I'm a Milwaukee fan but Dewalt is great too.
Id say the biggest DeWalt advantage is the flexvolt battery. If Milwaukee had a pack to compare with flexvolt then I'd go with them
Will ALWAYS pick red over piss yellow DeWalt
When DeWalt DCD 998 is in hammer mode it has a slight speed boost while Milwaukee Fuel M18 spins at 2000 RPM max.
I'm just here looking for a replacement for all my broken Dewalt drills.
You can easily tell when someone has never really used a cordless drill before and I see two. Would have been a better comparison if the would've used the drills as a hammer to crack pecans. Both drills probably have the exact same internal components and only the outer appearance is different. The illusion of choice. I like the red drill it's pretty! I like the yellow because it says XR, Max or Atomic.
I like the rivalry. Not exactly a fair test, but great content.
I want to see DeWalt dust extractor vacuum on your show
Id really like to see how they compare drilling into steel. Thats mainly what im doing with my drill as a Millwright. But im leaning DeWalt to buy into(i got suckered into Metabo HPT by the price point and youtube reviews). Wish id have gone yellow or red. I know Milwaukee is probably better slightly but im leaning yellow because on the job everyone has Milwaukee. So if i go yellow my batteries are less likely to disappear lol.
Both amazing. Dewalt seems better for hammering and more power but for speed the Mil looks clean.
You guys are great but my Milwaukee is on it forth trigger and parts come from China so iam having to use Makita
I would stick with makita they top shelf drill is built to last has .have u seen MAKITA HP001GZ 40V MAX XGT BRUSHLESS COMBI DRILL
Hopefully the dewalt comes to Australia soon
No joke....that dewalt is a BAD BEAST!!
Don't forget the Milwaukee runs a high amp so battery won't last as long. Which can explain the speed difference. But I don't see how anyone can watch this and not just conclude they both are amazing tooks.
I looking for a Milwaukee metal saw deal
Tie breaker should go to Milwaukee, DeWalt had 2 trigger pulls to Milwaukee's 1
Milwaukee or dewalt which is better your opinion please
Nick you need abit more practice to keep up with Vince the mean machine . Maan both those drills are mean as . Another awesome video guys 👍
user error is key in some of these videos.
I seen milwaukee by a hair on 1 but you gave it to dewalt which sould of went to sudden death O.T
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I feel like you shouldn't add where the user messes up or there's a miscommunication. It then kinda becomes about the user not the tool?
Otherwise it's always an amazing test and a great resource.
@@actionjksn so you're saying Vince screwed up more than Nick? It sure seemed the other way. Not saying that the DeWalt is better, they both seem 95% comparable. But Nick sure lost a couple of tests by slipping bits and messing up with the ridiculously large holesaw. Mind you, I wouldn't have faired any better...
Edit: ok I misread your post as saying it would show the Milwaukee winning 99% of the time. We agree then ;)
Drills are similar,
If you're just buying a drill, why not the milwaukee? Equal or better power and more compact.
Winner is Milwaukee [5 years of warranty]
Milwaukee 5 yr warranty and dewalt 3yr warranty! The battery is the possibly the best part and milwaukee definitely wins that but both are great tools
I imagine when Milwaukee comes out with a new Gen 4. They will need two handles to hold onto it. One on both sides. lol
Any idea when it comes out?
Howie Z, Along with a third hand for the user!🤔 Maybe a two foot anti torque bar to go against your body. 🤣
I doubt these things can improve by much theres gonna be a limit at some point like how much smaller and faster can they really get?
You are now talking about heavy spade D handle type area . Luv to see that one
Na not with 18 volts you know Dewalt has 60 volt tools that will destroy Milwaukee
Hi Guys!!! Has Nick won every TTR during the virus lockdown? Ughhhhhhh! I need my normal back again! Vince, it's time to take the pebble back from the grasshopper! Pleaseeee! LOL! :-)
i own dcd 996 which is is a beast, and recently bought m 12 3/8 stubby. So milwaukee and dewalt for me are the best platforms.
Did the guy using the dewalt ever even see a drill before never mind use one
Damn. Shots fired. That's his career
That had NO accurate sense in which drill is better!
Just opened my Dewalt 998 out of the box yesterday! And I would find it hard to believe and cordless drill could bet this thing! In anything, it's an absolute beast of machinery!
Absolute god tier:
-Hilti (Europe)
1'st tier:
-Bosch (Europe)
-Milwaukee (USA)
-DeWalt (USA)
-Makita (Japan)
2nd tier:
-Skil (Europe)
-Kobalt (USA)
-Black & Decker (USA)
-Metabo HPT/Hitachi (Japan)
3rd tier:
Festool (Europe)
Porter-Cable (USA)
Ridgid (USA)
Ryobi (Japan)
I feel bad for both the Milwaukee and DeWalt tools, looks like they both got beat the F up. Both great tool makers, I'm a DeWalt fan thanks to an unsure purchase by the wife 12 years ago.
I saw a bunch of wins for Red that went to yellows tally?
Which ones?
moral of the story is..............LETS GO BABY!!
Milwaukee ALL DAY.
awesome
The Milwaukee M18 would have crushed the Dewalt if not for the ridiculous amount of operator error. You can't possibly take this test seriously. However, the fact that Milwaukee held its own with 18 Volts vs. 20 Volt counterpart, along with Milwaukee's warranty I'll take the Milwaukee any day of the week.
put either up against that new Kobalt!
palmer311 I’m excited to see how the XTR drill and impact perform. Kobalt’s non-XTR stuff was great, so I’d assume that the XTR should perform better. People sleep on Kobalt just because of the name.
I prefer Milwaukee tools but you have to agree, DeWalt tools just look so much cooler.
Can't beat ol Walt!!
The DeWalt won by far. The only reason the milwaukee even got points is from the swrews. But that's what you impact is for. Milwaukee =precision DeWalt =power
I’d like to see a different format. 2 different operators, 2 different results
hole saws are easier if you start at an angle, kinda questions the validity of that test.
Nesse vídeo a Dewalt está sempre na velocidade 3, e ainda venceu. Se tivesse colocado a velocidade certa em cada caso tinha vencido com muito mais vantagem