A Day in The Life of a Carpenter - Using Bosch 18V Tools
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- In this video I go through a normal day of work, while using and testing these Bosch 18v tools.
All the tools I am using in this video are from Bosch 18v Professional Brushless 10PCE 3X5.0AH Kit 0615990N3B
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Out there in the rain still filming, you have an admirable work ethic man. I can imagine the effort it takes to do your jobs plus actually filming yourself, managing your team and then coming home to edit the video. Can already see you'll end up hugely successful
I am diving headfirst into carpentry and looking into being a builder. My dad is a carpenter so I'll be working with him.
I'm gonna watch you not just for your wisdom but for motivation as well!
For the price of the kit, Bosch should be giving 8Ah Procore batteries with this kit, like they used to do in the past
Proffesionalism at its best
I work at Servpro a restoration company and I use Bosch tools even though my boss provides us dewalts I trust my Bosch tools no matter what I know they perform no matter what’s thrown at em.
Nice tools. I have the drill, orbital sander and the Bulldog rotary hammer and they perform great. My Bulldog is 4 years old, I don't know what bit size did you use but with my 4Ah CORE batteries I can do about 20 holes with my 10mm bit and about a dozen with my 13mm bit. That's the sweet spot for this tool although it's rated for up to 26mm.
If I need extended runtime I plug my 8Ah CORE battery in it.
The impact your using has 3 speeds button on handle next to the light, also if you pulse with the hammer drill no need to pre drill with drill bit
They should have given you guys the core batteries with the 21700 cells we have them here in the states I think they have them in other parts of Europe those batteries really make a difference in power I would say with that rotary tool the core 8.0 is the way to go or the 12.0 core batteries I use the 4.0 ah core batteries and 8.0 ah core Bosch batteries good video
Have a few Bosch tools so this was good to watch. Am considering picking up some Hikoki for the pure fact it is IP rated.
Makita and Milwaukee go fine in wet weather, I've dropped two makita impacters in a body of water on two separate occasions and they never had any problems, one of them was in a tank for a good 5 minutes and worked the moment I pulled it out
Not all Hikoki tools are IP rated, just some of them with the IP sticker on.
Maybe try the Procore batteries, they should perform better
You should try out the procore batteries, for example the reciprocating saw needs at least a 5.5 Ah Procore Batterie to get the full Power out of it
Do you ever use any corded tools? Or is that too much of a hassle? Some of those power hungry tools just don't seem ideal for batteries.
good video
The AEG circular saw has a flimsy base, that's why it's the lightest
The battery hammer drills can't keep up with drilling into concrete, the batteries chew too much of the power used to drill and eventually the hammer drill/batteries will deteriate. It's more designed for drilling into brick.
A powered hammer drill is always the go too for drilling bolts into concrete.
Makita 40v works fine
Bosch invented the sds system
You also just said you confirmed with Mitch you were cutting to long point and you cut to short ?
Question. Why’d you cut out the entire rafter section for an outrigger and not notch?
Before thinking certain brands have or sound more powerful …read the tool speciations, you’ll be surprised how much more joules or torque Bosch have compared to other brands.
Bosch is useless. Tighten one bolt and the battery overheats. Happens every single morning
@@user-gn4uk1jv3c what bolt you tightening in the morning mate 😁😁😁😁
@@user-gn4uk1jv3c you need to know what the tool is rated for before spreading non-sense
@@user-gn4uk1jv3cnever had any battery overheating, when im from Central Europe using normal as well as procure batteries in impacts and 8x400 screws where there is definitely the limit so don’t talk shit wenn u don’t have the knowledge i have.
Overheating the batterie is impossible in nearly every possible way.
@@henninghertlein79 bosch batteries are arse
Should be careful with your saw to avoid ripping your next pants
What happend with the bevel cut? your mate gave you a long point measure and you cut short point? 😂 mite of been easier to see blade if you had cut from otherside too the long point measure 😅
AEG tools best overall?? If you average everything out.. power, performance, useability, warranty, price, look of them etc?
aeg is crap, after about ur second warranty claim they turn everything away and ur left with a f'd tool
Battery over heated in cold wet weather😢
For some reason he is pushing down on the battery when using the rotary hammer, this is pushing the battery away from the terminals and not allowing the battery to move along with the floating terminals. This causes a poor connection and higher current and heat resulting in the safety mode activating, a flash on the last bar would have indicated that the battery was actually flat, no lights is a fault. Also on the Bosch batteries the red plastic at the base is part of the heatsink for the cells, if they get hot you can definitely feel it. However it still might have not done many more holes.
Has anyone used the hikoki or makita high pressure nailers?
Just curious mate,
does your boss get pissed when he watches this and your standing around doing tool reviews ?
He is the boss 😂
@@camoz123 he stated in earlier videos he sub contracts for someone.
@@glenndfidthis build he is working for himself. He usually states in his videos if he’s contracting or not and he also informs those he’s contracting for about his RUclips and whether or not they allow him to film is purely up to the contractor.
any good toolbelt suggestion under $300? looking for the whole belt and pockets instead of buying them seperately
Gatorback makes a decent budget belt. The whole belt is about $200 CAD not including the suspenders. Obviously tax and shipping varies
Build Pro in Melbourne
Just swapped to toughbuilt 5 piece framer set up with suspenders for like $200. Durable and super comfy, and the clip lock function has been such a game changer. Integrates beautifully with the pack out stuff too.couldn’t recommend more for the price.
That's a second big thumbs up for Buildpro! Excellent build quality and comfortable all day! They do leather frogs as well as nylon (in my opinion is better)
Could buy a diamond back or badger second hand on market place if your lucky
A dynabolt feels like a poor test of a impact wrench. Get a 16mm concrete screw bolt. That will tell you if it has guts or not..
This is more of an impact wrench that can double as a compact impact wrench. It might do 16mm x 100mm screws in concrete but don't expect much more out of a 210Nm tool
Throw some grease on those screw bolts and even the dyna bolts. They will drive in easier and and give some protection from the concrete rusting them up.
Can be a bit messy but your a stickler for quality. You will be knocking back work . Well done.
Amazing how many people don’t know anything about tools .Wrong batteries,wrong type of tools etc.
He is testing a 10 piece kit from Bosch and only using the batteries that come in the kit. All the brands tend to put the low end or old models in these kits.
@@slinkytrips true and people and those testing tools for hobby still don't understand that those are not the best tools availible. For example, impact driver that has ability to be small impact wrench too, is not meant for large concrete bolts. Bosch has great impact wrenches in it's arsenal for such puprose.
Be calm man
You have to start getting in the habit of charging your batteries overnight, in a lot of your videos you run out of charged batteries??