The Most Powerful Cordless Drill? Part 1
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
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AS Mentioned PART 2 will have Milwaukee Dewalt Bosch Hilti Metabo XGT CAT
Any expected date for the Part II release?
@@joeludwig8636 Sunday
@@Tools-Tested Very excited for it!
@@joeludwig8636 yeah it will be interesting to see who win.
@@Tools-Tested Are you running the Hilti SF 10W-22 or the Bosch 1330C? If so, my money is on those two. Love to see some German engineering hard at work.
The Hercules is $97 for the kit
Great video, can't wait for part 2!
Thanks, yeah it should be interesting!
Do you have the line up already selected for Part 2?
You really have some nice dynos here, very cool 😎 I was wondering whether you could do some longer term runs, these are peak numbers that might inflate the apparent performance compared to real life usage? Maybe not on all the drills but just on some to show the difference.
Can't wait for part 2, thanks! 😊
Yeah real expensive dyno, I’m going to try and add a cooling package to the dyno so I don’t smoke it. Then maybe I can do a longer run and see how long they will run.
Yeah part 2 will be interesting.
@@Tools-Tested awesome, can't wait 😎
Where’s Milwaukee?? Lol
He said it will be in part 2.....
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Hercules is the second most powerful drill behind Flex but I'd still choose Hercules because of the impact wrench lineup.
And the extreme packs are a good value IMO.
1:04 looks like drill is limiting performance with a current limit. Order should be 4Ah > 5Ah > 6Ah. I'd love to see you do this test with an adapter and another brand's 10/12Ah.
Yeah I will have to order one, I'm curious how much more power this drill is capable of with a proper pack.
Hard for the DIY'rs to turn away from the attractiveness of the whole package from HERCULES (price/performance/warranty).
Yep and the Extreme batteries running Samsung cells.
Can you measure sound levels, as well as provide a subjective sound rating? This is actually a big thing for me. I swear my Milwaukee M12 drill is obnoxiously loud and drives me crazy. However, some of the Dewalts I've used have been relatively quiet. Would love to see where everyone falls and who warrants attention.
I can try, it can be a bit tricky without a sound room. The dB meter seem to miss the obnoxious tone some of these tools have compared to others.
The worst part is that Makita is probably the most expensive drill! I'm pretty sure it's almost $400 just to get the kit! Most of the others are around $300 or less! Unless Makita makes big changes I don't see any point in buying them.
Yep really wish they would give the 18v line some love.
Interested in seeing how my own DCD998 PowerDetect hammer drill stacks up but I see you have its twin, DCD999 FlexVoltAdvantage hammer drill lined up in its place. Still rooting for it. :)
That's the 998, hmm I probably should get the 999 as well.....
@@Tools-Tested From other testing I've seen Power detect drill is a little more powerful, but other tools Flexvolt comes out on top. Sometimes by a lot.
Metabo HPT has the newer 36V model, model DV36DC.
It's on the list, when a few more drills or new batterys come out.
Would it like to see the octane 3 amp hour pack on the Ridgid has the 21700 cells and until the 8 came out a year or so ago was the only one. It's the battery I like to use cuz it's the smallest but it still has the good cells
I might end up buying the octane packs, I was really hoping they would release this new 4ah they claim has the good cells.
Flex has been my main line for a couple of years now, but I'm always looking for other options. Northern Tool just dropped a new line of cordless tools under their house brand name Klutch.
Interesting I will have to check them out.
3:30 1750 watts out! That'll be doing around 2,500W in. Looking forward to the M18 as I've measured the watts in for that.
Yeah I cant believe the power that Flex is pulling, really shows the advantages of pouch cells. It will be interesting to see how the M18 stacks up.
I thought Makita didn’t use 21700 because they couldn’t make them fit in their 18v tools that took two packs side by side? If that isn’t the case, then my God they’re far worse than I thought!
Assuming size is the limiting factor, I’d like to introduce Makita to a style of battery that’s been around for a very long time, can fit in nearly any enclosure, and almost always has the best performance. Pouch cells!
Yeah that’s probably why, just wish they would do something.
At this point probably skip the 21700’s and go straight to pouch.
@@Tools-Tested Absolutely!
The metabo 36v is the old model, there's a new model (DV36DC) that has several improvements, of course more power but also a much better handle and much quicker reacting anti kickback. They ditched the screw in handle, don't know the reason why but it must of caused problems. Metabo hpt also has lifetime warranties on their tools, but only tools and not batteries.
Dang I knew the 18v was new, I will have to get the new 36 when we get the DCD1007. Yeah im currious if anyone has had issues with that screw in design.
@Tools-Tested also what's crazy is it comes with 2 4/8ah mutlivolt batteries. That's 2 2p 21700 cell batteries for the same price milwaukee sells the gen 4 fuel with 2 5ah batteries. The comparison in performance between the two with kit batteries is wild.
I would like to see you testing the Bosch GSB 18v 1330c which they claim as strongest drill and hilti SF 10 nuron which they claim now as the strongest in the world.
Currently testing both, they will be in part 2.
@@Tools-Tested o good i'am very excited
Good review, especially at the end. Curious, what is adequate to do certain jobs? For example, I’m willing to bet that all of these drills are adequate to drill a pine 2x4. But theres a lot of other jobs out there. How many watts does it take to make drilling X material a good experience? I also use my drill as a cutoff tool and a grinder in certain situations. There’s a lot of accessories i can put into a drill.
Yeah it would be interesting to see, I might have to build a rig. That way the measuring equipment could be between the drill and fastener. That would be interesting to see just how many watts it would take to get the job done.
Not sure how you can say you wish the ridgid had better packs like the octane. The only good pack the octane ever had was the 3ah. It was the only one with 21700 cells.
The 9ah octane has 18650 cells and is way less powerful than the 8ah max output exp battery.
The maxoutput line of batteries are the best ridgid has ever produced by far
Yeah I mainly speaking to the 3AH, but would also like to see how the 9ah would hold up. But the new 4AH with 21700's should be interesting.
@Tools-Tested my 8ah max output exp battery was dropped in cement and I never was able to retrieve it, but ridgid was a good sport and replaced it anyway for me.
Only thing is they sent me a 9ah octane battery instead of the 8ah mo exp.
The difference is significant. The 8ah is a way better preforming battery without question.
I ended up buying another 8ah because the 9ah was just shit
Interesting crazy they sent u a 9ah.
Metabo 36volt Batteries are dirt cheap they cost $109 Canadian for the 4/8 ah ..and they are water resistant and corrosion resistant the Metabo is better built better quality way more durable and have the best IP rating on the block and better prices right now ..at this moment they are one of the cheapest platforms to buy and get set up on with the sales and discounts and they have some awesome new tools coming out in the fall and next spring ..Plus life time tool warranty on 90% of there tools
Great video and thanks for your effort
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it
I take it that the Milwaukee 2904-20 is going to be in part 2? I didn’t see it on the list at the end.
Yep that and dewalt xgt etc etc
@@Tools-Tested awesome looking forward to how the Milwaukee 2904 stacks up!
That Flex is a beast 😮
Yeah it sure is, and turbo mode is crazy.
Been excited for this one!
Yeah its been a long time coming.
Some good performers there, will certainly be interesting to see how the Flex performs against the bigger brand names in Pt 2. Wonder if there is anyone actually using a drill with the bigger 8Ah plus battery on it, they always seem so cumbersome to me.
yeah these tests with large pack are for science only, these tools should be used with sub 900g or ideally sub 700g packs.
Yep I agree probably 6ah and below is best.
9:45.. buy the kit for $329.. not just the drill for $280...🤔
Flex will take it all but I I’ll live with my Milwaukees 😂
I have Flex and Milwaukee that I use for my business and Hercules and Milwaukee in my garage. The problem with the Hercules as a hammer drill is the portion of the drill body that the handle clamps on is just grey plastic, not metal like it should be, so after repeated stress to keep the drill from twisting you are going to see that plastic strip and fail.
Thats a very good point on the Hercules, Im hopping they do some improvements with Gen 2.
I am looking forward to part 2!
I am a FLEX guy, but what happened to the true competition with the likes of Mikita XGT,Milwaukee, and DeWalt.
Part 2
@@Tools-Tested got you.
got the flex turbo drill kit last year for usd99 and added another purchase SL 6.0 +charger (free full size SDS drill) for like 199
Nice! yeah its a beast!
I got the Turbo drill and the 4 1/2" angle grinder with battery and charger when they were $99 each. Great deals
I Like this no nonsense review Chervon is putting out the best tools for the price IMO
Yep with Flex, Kobalt and Skil all seeming to be a good value IMO.
Dv36dc in part2?
Sadly part 2 is done and will be out tomorrow, it will have to wait till part 3 with the DCD1007
Where is Milwaukee
Part 2
Can’t wait for round two! I actually thought that Ridgid did really good considering its size and price. Seems like a bit of a sleeper!
Yeah Ridgid did well they just need to work on the battery packs which they are. Idk how u can have octane pack and then go backwards to only 18650’s.
@@Tools-Tested Yeah Ridgid is so weird! They’re the house brand of Home Depot, but so is Ryobi. They’re licensed by TTI from Emerson, but Home Depot is in the mix somewhere as well. Red Ridgid and orange Ridgid are effectively entirely different but also not. Just really odd! I’m not one for conspiracy theories, but the theory that octane was getting to close to Milwaukee Fuel does seem at least plausible. I doubt we’ll ever know the true reason for killing octane, but I’m willing to bet it’s not as simple as it was getting to close to fuel territory. Regardless very strange.
@@2down4up Yeah I agree Ridgid is weird, built by TTI and in direct competition to Ryobi. I would like to know why they stopped octane.
@@Tools-Tested Sadly, we’ll probably never know.
I have the Flex and love it!
Nice! Its a good value IMO.
a video testing the makita with a custom lxt battery similar to ttc's one vs oem would be interesting
Yeah I thought about building one, I just don't understand why Makita cant give us better packs! like the XGT line has.
@@Tools-TestedThey're artificially creating a reason to upgrade to xgt, it's frustrating.
@@Tools-Testedhappy to lend ours for a bit
@@Tools-Tested just use an adaptor
Been running my turbo flex for a cpl years now been waiting for the rest of the world to catch up 😊😊
Great vid!!
Nice! Thanks!