In my highschool construction class we were gifted used hilti tools from a construction company, theyd been using the tools for years and we used them even longer, we dropped the circular saw from the roof to the concrete basement and it still worked just fine and nothing broke. Hilti is truly amazing.
The only tool That i own that lasts more than ten years in my shop is a mitersaw and a hammer. Anything Else goes for sale After a couple of years and i buy a new one. no warranty issues and always new tools 😍
I have multiple 5-10 year old Milwaukee drills/impacts /grinders/oscillating tools etc Milwaukee also repairs for free no questions asked. Although, I do prefer Hiltis rotary hammers.
As an electrical contractor, I have busted every major brand drill, including milwaukee. I switched to Hilti, and those tools do not break, no matter how much I abuse them. And if I do, the 20 year warranty is there.
20 year manufacturers warranty, so they guarantee to service it for 20 years. 2 year wear & tear warranty on cordless tools including one day turnaround in the repair center.
Exactamente lo que iva a comentar 😂😂. Si es más potente aveces o casi simrpe Milwaukee pero no es la misma calidad las Milwaukee duran la mitad talves que una Hilti. Pero, lo precios tampoco son muy diferentes bueno depende donde la compres en qué parte del mundo.
@@cactusjesse3 I own many Hilti Tools and I love most of them. That service is a little bit tricky. Specially with cordless tools. Sometimes the service/repair might be as high as a new bare tool. One of the biggest differences (still is but not as much) is the quality of their batteries. Some other brands might be “faster” out of the box… but after 2 or 3 years of work and winters … their batteries won’t be as good as Hilti ones.. specially the older versions made in Poland by Panasonic. Now Hilti batteries are still being produced by Panasonic but in china like most Hilti cordless tools
I have both but Milwaukee will always win in speed! Yet will always lose in the long run cause that Hilti will be still rocking while the milwaukee is in the repair shop 🤣. Both great impacts to say the least
@@vojnikjna30 What draw me to Hilti was the quality put into their tools. They look great and feel even better. I will say I was disappointed with the SID 6-22 specs and it’s performance. Don’t get me wrong it’s a wonderful impact, but no way it has the torque ratings they claimed. It should be neck and neck at least with the milwaukee Gen 3 or 4. When I made the switch years ago, the previous Hilti 22 volt have proved great(besides the brushed hammer drill) wasn’t a fan of that drill but the upgraded one is a beast. I have had zero problems with any of cordless as well as the 12 volt line. They perform as they should! Milwaukee I had a lot of problems with their hammer drills, reciprocating saws, cutters and impact switches the list goes on.
That's what people don't understand. Milwaukee is garbage. I have guy's on the jobsite, and they have Milwaukee, and their tools are always getting repaired because they don't hold up
I use all hilti at my job. Hilti rotary hammers, hilti jackhammers, hilti drills, impacts you name it. Ill pick a hilti any day. We just got a milwaukee impact. Didnt last a week before it died. Our hilti tools are beat to hell but they still keep on chugging
@@lescap1209exactly, and @ taking care of your tools does not mean babying them . just don’t use it as a hammer , push it and overheat it just because you want to finish and go home and most importantly is don’t lend it . idc if it’s your mom dad cousin whoever . 1 out of every 2 tools you lend will not come back the same or will not come back at all.
@@enr1997widget talking about the tool not battery , I use Bosch tools and I have 3 batteries that are 11 years old and still work perfectly everyday. Batteries work fine for ages if you look after them.
@@ricksgiggle8852 theres a reason 3/4 ton pickup diesels make more power then 5/7ton medium duty trucks. The engines in the medium duty's are tried and tested and will last longer. Hilti only puts out what they fell is most relable as tgey serve many large union companies.
Speed is not power and power not speed. Do the test again with the same battery after one year the hilti stays strong and solid. It is just build different.
Did you read what you type? In this scenario a power tool scenario speed is power and power is speed because if it struggles to do it , it won’t do it fast
This is a similar comparison to putting a consumer pickup with a diesel up against the same make commercial pickup. The consumer has WAY more power, sometimes over a hundred more. But commercial trucks are made for longevity. They don't care about how fast it can make it up the hill but how many times it can make it up the hill. Sometimes you cut the power, and the benefits outweigh the drawbacks. Less heat, less stress, better life, and so on.
NURON batteries are NOT fully charged until all 4 lights shut off. if they do not go off, you are running a 75% charged tool. They are not the same as the CPC platform batteries that were charged once all 4 lights stayed on. Just a little friendly FYI...
Ure Right, but the Milwaukee could use an HO battery for even more Power. And in my experience, there is almost no difference in power until the battery reaches the Last 25%.
@@sebastianb251 yeah and he also could use the same 5.2Ah batteries....not 4.0Ah vs 5.2Ah.... and in hilti nuron line there is a difference between power whuch different batteries will give you...
Hilti made their impact driver less powerful than Milwaukee on purpose to prevent overheating. However the Milwaukee can still last a very long time if you let it cool down whenever the anvil case gets hot to the touch but, that will cut into productivity unless you own a second one to have in rotation.
I don’t think you’ll be using impact driver for this size of the screws when you’re screwing all day long. Speed doesn’t mean it’s better, check vibration, which one is more “friendly” to human hands!
Besides power, what I look for in an impact is a good variable speed trigger and a collet that dosnt have bit wobble. It looks like the Hilti collet is very good.
Contractors who make money from their tools will rarely say that speed is what they look at first when choosing an impact. Hell, I don't ever look at that. The newer Milwaukee and Makita tools are often too fast with not enough fine control. DeWalt, Hikoki and Hilti all make great impacts for professional use
Not really a supporter of a particular brand. But Ive been using the same craftsman impact for over 10 years for various trades and it is still running great. Never done anything to maintain it just been chugging along and taken much abuse and high drops. I use it everyday to this day. Love my impact
Hey, I'm from the UK. Milwaukee impact driver, 2x 5.0ah batteries plus charger cost approx £200/250. Hilti's same set up cost approx £600 minimum. But the reason for this message is... I'm a steel fixer using tek screws. Milwaukee on speed 3 burns out the self tapping on the screw. Speed 2 is to slow. How ever Hilti seems to have the perfect speed on 3. Which is more durable? Both come with 2 years warranty. Looking forward to hearing from you
Todos hablan que hilti dura toda la vida pero saben que les debe durar toda la.vida las muñecas hombros dedos espalda milwaukee al ser mas fuerte eso te da menos trabajo y que tu cuerpo dure mas al final eso importa.
Iv still got my hilti gun that I use most days that’s 12 years old and original battery and charger . I have friends who have went through 4 of other brands
Well they didn’t make the Hilti to win a impact drill race… I’ve always felt that was the most pointless test …. You can just hear how much better built the hilti is ….. that Milwaukee sound super loud compared to the hilti . The Hilty was just smooth with that beautiful slow start so your not busting the heads off screws and stripping out tips. That Hilti is in a class of his own brother.
Solo para esa personal batalla tengo 3 taladros que adquiri en una tienda de segunda mano todos son de cable rotomartillos. Uno es Bosch, otro Milwaukee y el otro Hilti. Los puese a pruebas claro no eran iguales en características el Bosch era el mas pequeño de 5/8, luego el Hilti 7/8 ambos taladros con rotomartillo y taladro solamente. El Milwaukee tenia tres modos rotomartillo, martillo y taladro y era de 1". En potencias los tres son similares entre 2.1 a 2.5J. Al hacer mas orificios en concreto el Bosch y el Milwaukee hicieron casi la misma cantidad con la broca mas grande 5/8 y 1" respectivamente pero, el Milwaukee queria encenderse casi humo del equipo, el Bosch solo estaba caliente pero, no humeba. El Hilti hizo el doble casi de agujeros con la broca mas grande 7/8 y ni siquiera estaba caliente, muy robusto. En esto gana el Hilti a pesar de no tener martillo solo y una capacidad inferior de 7/8 contra 1" , rinde mas a la larga; el Milwaukee debia dejarse enfriar eso retrasa y el Bosch la verdad mas cerca del Hilti pero, como este modelo era sencillo no lo iva a superar, talves otro este mas a la par con martillo y de mas capacidad, potencia. Y si dirán pero, es de herramientas a batería que hablamos bueno no las e probado pero, era para comparar marcas pues. Si tengo un hilti sfh 22 a de casi 10 años pero lo compre de segunda y anda de maravilla y hasta las batetias estan intactas, bateras de 22v neuron yo llevo con el 15 meses apenas peeo de lo que vi exelente muy potente abre agujeros en concreto rapido casi igual que un taladro de cable.
Curious if there is a precision test, really nice finishing jobs. Hilti maybe slower, however hilti feels very smooth. Most definitely if doing framing and speed is most required, Milwaukee. However, for finishing, I think precise control is more favorable than speed and Hilti feels really good. I think both have different requirements. Tools for quick rough jobs and then tools for consistency nice precise finishing work. Milwaukee does show a little wobble.
Used to work with makita and milwaukee, once needed a hammerdrill somewhere, didnt had mine with me and had to use a really old abused hilti. Most comfortable and precise hammerdrill ive ever used.
The only thing that pisses me off about Hilti is not only their warranty, but how blatantly obvious the lack quality that’s missing in their last batch of 22v batteries from 2020-2021. I’m not the only one who had issues with them then out of nowhere comes this new platform. Geez wonder how that happens huh? now I’m stuck with 3 bad batteries out of 4 and 12v system that doesn’t hang to the connectors right
That Hilti battery is huge though you have to admit. For negative performance thats kinda uneccesary. They could do an 18V with the same performance and longevity of tool
It does not matter at all about how fast it fixes the screwing. It’s about how long the impact guns will last. Hilti, customer service and Hilti guarantee is 2nd to none
Hilti rules in concrete and masonry works, no other brands even come close as powerful and comfortable to use. Milwaukee impact or Ingersoll Rand is the most powerful, but Milwaukee always the one first to develop fault. Makita might be the most balanced in terms of longevity, power and price.
I definitely know that the hilti is superior in build quality and engineering to say the least. I just wish that they would be able to compete with the Milwaukee distribution and marketing machine. They are the best marketing company in the industry. The tools don't exactly hold up to the hype but that's another story.
Trash is like Milwaukee tools the plastic feels cheap they always need to be charged if they even work grease gun is good but anything else I have owned from them was money wasted
I think for how expensive hilti is they shouldn't be this far behind. I get the tools have a longer warranty but i just want performance. I can get a gen 4 m18 impact for 100bucks
Milwaukee will outdo everything in performance no doubt about that, and that’s why I use them…however if I could afford to switch to hilti I would do because I’d only make that switch and purchase one time and in 20 years it would still be going
Milwaukee is great if you need a great tool for a year or two ... then it falls apart :) Milwaukee is just a polished wretch in Europe in 2024. And I speak as someone who services both Hilti and Milwaukee.
Milwaukee has the problem with the trigger and it tends to break easily, once the trigger doesn't work I had to remove the battery and put it back again to make it work, doing more couple times a day the same process gets annoying, the Milwaukee's was brand new and it started to have the problem in the first month , so I won't buy a Milwaukee anytime soon.
Today Hilti is not the '90s Hilti that was both the fastest and the most reliable. But when Hilti last 2 years of heavy use, Milfuky suky suky that is not just made in China like Hilti, but fully own chinesium from 2005!!! will last 6 months to 2 years of moderate use. And for speed there are drill drivers, at least another 2-3X faster then Milwaukee impact drivers that generate 120 db and are ilegal in residential area and absurdly stupid to use in most cases. Most people never ever need to screw huge screws in rufs from a lader and without predriling, and without predriling is stupid anywey, the wood cracks and is scrap. Impact wrenches are smart tools, impact drivers are stupid tools made mostly for imbeciles.
In my highschool construction class we were gifted used hilti tools from a construction company, theyd been using the tools for years and we used them even longer, we dropped the circular saw from the roof to the concrete basement and it still worked just fine and nothing broke. Hilti is truly amazing.
That Hilti will still be chooching in 10 years .
The only tool That i own that lasts more than ten years in my shop is a mitersaw and a hammer. Anything Else goes for sale After a couple of years and i buy a new one. no warranty issues and always new tools 😍
I have multiple 5-10 year old Milwaukee drills/impacts /grinders/oscillating tools etc Milwaukee also repairs for free no questions asked. Although, I do prefer Hiltis rotary hammers.
Found the clueless AvE fan😂😂
@@vlad1889Milwaukee band saw went for repair came back and broke again within 2 months. The Hilti takes a beating and keeps going
And I'll have made twice as much money to buy a new drill and you'll have a decade old drill
As an electrical contractor, I have busted every major brand drill, including milwaukee. I switched to Hilti, and those tools do not break, no matter how much I abuse them. And if I do, the 20 year warranty is there.
20 year manufacturers warranty, so they guarantee to service it for 20 years. 2 year wear & tear warranty on cordless tools including one day turnaround in the repair center.
Exactamente lo que iva a comentar 😂😂. Si es más potente aveces o casi simrpe Milwaukee pero no es la misma calidad las Milwaukee duran la mitad talves que una Hilti. Pero, lo precios tampoco son muy diferentes bueno depende donde la compres en qué parte del mundo.
Hilti or ryobi or bosch or makita or milwaukee??
@@King.Azerbaijan994depends of the country
@@cactusjesse3 I own many Hilti Tools and I love most of them.
That service is a little bit tricky. Specially with cordless tools. Sometimes the service/repair might be as high as a new bare tool.
One of the biggest differences (still is but not as much) is the quality of their batteries.
Some other brands might be “faster” out of the box… but after 2 or 3 years of work and winters … their batteries won’t be as good as Hilti ones.. specially the older versions made in Poland by Panasonic. Now Hilti batteries are still being produced by Panasonic but in china like most Hilti cordless tools
Both great….but the Hilti will still be making RUclips shorts in 20 years.
And cost almost 2x to do a job
Not the equivalent battery in the hilti either
Do a job twice as fast for half the money. Time is money in case your getting paid by the hour not me.
I have both but Milwaukee will always win in speed! Yet will always lose in the long run cause that Hilti will be still rocking while the milwaukee is in the repair shop 🤣. Both great impacts to say the least
Exactly. Had the same happen when I jumped on the Milwaukee bandwagon few years ago. Now I’m back with Hilti.
@@vojnikjna30
What draw me to Hilti was the quality put into their tools. They look great and feel even better. I will say I was disappointed with the SID 6-22 specs and it’s performance. Don’t get me wrong it’s a wonderful impact, but no way it has the torque ratings they claimed. It should be neck and neck at least with the milwaukee Gen 3 or 4. When I made the switch years ago, the previous Hilti 22 volt have proved great(besides the brushed hammer drill) wasn’t a fan of that drill but the upgraded one is a beast. I have had zero problems with any of cordless as well as the 12 volt line. They perform as they should! Milwaukee I had a lot of problems with their hammer drills, reciprocating saws, cutters and impact switches the list goes on.
Milwaukee puts crazy IPMs and RPMs on their impacts.
It helps when driving fasteners but it may wear the motors quicker
My dads Gen 2 m18 kit from 2015 is still going to this day he won’t give it up, and it’s USED
That's what people don't understand. Milwaukee is garbage. I have guy's on the jobsite, and they have Milwaukee, and their tools are always getting repaired because they don't hold up
The Milwaukee marketing team at their finest lol
He is not a Milwaukee guy
Most of the replies in this comment section are Hilti reps with comments such as: tHe hilTI wILl chOoCh fOr MANY MOAR yEarS!!
As a Hilti rep, this comment is hilarious and true @@Dexter_Solid
I use all hilti at my job. Hilti rotary hammers, hilti jackhammers, hilti drills, impacts you name it. Ill pick a hilti any day. We just got a milwaukee impact. Didnt last a week before it died. Our hilti tools are beat to hell but they still keep on chugging
People talking as if they'll actually keep their tools for 10+ years.
Of course, those tools will break down within a year 😂
Say you don't take care of your tools without saying you don't take care of your tools.
@@lescap1209exactly, and @ taking care of your tools does not mean babying them . just don’t use it as a hammer , push it and overheat it just because you want to finish and go home and most importantly is don’t lend it . idc if it’s your mom dad cousin whoever . 1 out of every 2 tools you lend will not come back the same or will not come back at all.
You dont?
Not fair you held the Hilti with a Milwaukee glove. Need a hilti glove or it’s not a fair test.
Hilti if paid by the hour. Milwaukee if paid by the job.
hands down best comment on this video
One will last 3 years the other will last 23
Battery tech is the same across the board. Both will be obsolete in 10 years
@@enr1997widget talking about the tool not battery , I use Bosch tools and I have 3 batteries that are 11 years old and still work perfectly everyday. Batteries work fine for ages if you look after them.
That's good, because you're going to need plenty of time to drive those bolts.
That Hilti looks like something out of Robot Wars
People overlook build quality for speed.
To be fair, the hilti will last forever.
Yeah and youd be driving fasteners forever too. 😅
@@ricksgiggle8852 theres a reason 3/4 ton pickup diesels make more power then 5/7ton medium duty trucks. The engines in the medium duty's are tried and tested and will last longer. Hilti only puts out what they fell is most relable as tgey serve many large union companies.
@@ricksgiggle8852yep lol
That a 4 amp Hilti battery. Not comparing the same battery. The battery range are size 55 = 2.6 amp, 85= 4 amp, 170= 8 amp, and 255 = 12 amp.
You're clueless😂😂
Speed is not power and power not speed. Do the test again with the same battery after one year the hilti stays strong and solid. It is just build different.
Did you read what you type? In this scenario a power tool scenario speed is power and power is speed because if it struggles to do it , it won’t do it fast
But speed is time and time is money you must be a hourly worker.😅
This is a similar comparison to putting a consumer pickup with a diesel up against the same make commercial pickup. The consumer has WAY more power, sometimes over a hundred more. But commercial trucks are made for longevity. They don't care about how fast it can make it up the hill but how many times it can make it up the hill. Sometimes you cut the power, and the benefits outweigh the drawbacks. Less heat, less stress, better life, and so on.
I'm too invested in Milwaukee to get anything else, but it's nice to see it winning
Me too but i am thinking about a small collection of hilti
NURON batteries are NOT fully charged until all 4 lights shut off. if they do not go off, you are running a 75% charged tool. They are not the same as the CPC platform batteries that were charged once all 4 lights stayed on. Just a little friendly FYI...
Ure Right, but the Milwaukee could use an HO battery for even more Power. And in my experience, there is almost no difference in power until the battery reaches the Last 25%.
@@sebastianb251 yeah and he also could use the same 5.2Ah batteries....not 4.0Ah vs 5.2Ah.... and in hilti nuron line there is a difference between power whuch different batteries will give you...
Hilti made their impact driver less powerful than Milwaukee on purpose to prevent overheating. However the Milwaukee can still last a very long time if you let it cool down whenever the anvil case gets hot to the touch but, that will cut into productivity unless you own a second one to have in rotation.
Same reason why most impact driver's are slower then milwaukee.
Ok😂
I work as a Civil Engineer and I would always recommend Hilti
You could’ve said: “I work at hilti as a Civil Engineer and..”
Was that the toughbuilt keyhole saw? Do a review on it I've been looking to get it or the folding one haven't decided yet!!!!
I don’t think you’ll be using impact driver for this size of the screws when you’re screwing all day long.
Speed doesn’t mean it’s better, check vibration, which one is more “friendly” to human hands!
My Makita impact is smooth and has great ergonomics. Its also a lot quieter than the ridged, dewalt and craftsman one I have used.
Besides power, what I look for in an impact is a good variable speed trigger and a collet that dosnt have bit wobble. It looks like the Hilti collet is very good.
Contractors who make money from their tools will rarely say that speed is what they look at first when choosing an impact. Hell, I don't ever look at that. The newer Milwaukee and Makita tools are often too fast with not enough fine control. DeWalt, Hikoki and Hilti all make great impacts for professional use
I like the Hilti just not their new huge batteries
Not really a supporter of a particular brand. But Ive been using the same craftsman impact for over 10 years for various trades and it is still running great. Never done anything to maintain it just been chugging along and taken much abuse and high drops. I use it everyday to this day. Love my impact
Hey, I'm from the UK. Milwaukee impact driver, 2x 5.0ah batteries plus charger cost approx £200/250.
Hilti's same set up cost approx £600 minimum.
But the reason for this message is... I'm a steel fixer using tek screws. Milwaukee on speed 3 burns out the self tapping on the screw. Speed 2 is to slow. How ever Hilti seems to have the perfect speed on 3.
Which is more durable? Both come with 2 years warranty.
Looking forward to hearing from you
The older Hiltis are better
Это да !
test the tool for two consecutive months. I have been working with Hilti tools for 20 years and they still work well
Why 22 volts on the battery?
When released we want the DCF860 vs the gen4
Yes
Todos hablan que hilti dura toda la vida pero saben que les debe durar toda la.vida las muñecas hombros dedos espalda milwaukee al ser mas fuerte eso te da menos trabajo y que tu cuerpo dure mas al final eso importa.
Cual de esas marcas recomiendas 😅 para un duro trabajo diario .
Hilti es lento pero mejor que todos
Hilti is the Nokia of tool brands
Amp hour of the batteries is different that effects the efficiency of the tool
Обороты разные у всех
That Milwaukee will be broken before the battery dies on the hilti
Iv still got my hilti gun that I use most days that’s 12 years old and original battery and charger . I have friends who have went through 4 of other brands
Not known for there impacts but hilt has a killer line of rotary hammer drills in my opinion love mine.
Merhaba milwaukee fhx ile hilti t6 nuron kıyaslama yaparmisiniz
I've always said it, in Milwaukee impact drill is the law the best no one else will beat it
My milwaukee gen 4 broke after a year off heavy daily use now in the repair shop😂😭
No it's not, because you don't own one 😂😂
@@Dexter_Solidi did, this tool cant handle heavy gauge metal, i switched to dewalt and never going back🤙🏽
bence ikisi de cok guzel. f1 pilotu degilim o yuzden yaristirmiyorum. ama hem hilti hem milwaukee cok iyi ve kaliteliler
Do the chain fall with 2 amp us the hilti with the 4 amp
Well they didn’t make the Hilti to win a impact drill race… I’ve always felt that was the most pointless test …. You can just hear how much better built the hilti is ….. that Milwaukee sound super loud compared to the hilti . The Hilty was just smooth with that beautiful slow start so your not busting the heads off screws and stripping out tips. That Hilti is in a class of his own brother.
Solo para esa personal batalla tengo 3 taladros que adquiri en una tienda de segunda mano todos son de cable rotomartillos. Uno es Bosch, otro Milwaukee y el otro Hilti.
Los puese a pruebas claro no eran iguales en características el Bosch era el mas pequeño de 5/8, luego el Hilti 7/8 ambos taladros con rotomartillo y taladro solamente. El Milwaukee tenia tres modos rotomartillo, martillo y taladro y era de 1".
En potencias los tres son similares entre 2.1 a 2.5J.
Al hacer mas orificios en concreto el Bosch y el Milwaukee hicieron casi la misma cantidad con la broca mas grande 5/8 y 1" respectivamente pero, el Milwaukee queria encenderse casi humo del equipo, el Bosch solo estaba caliente pero, no humeba. El Hilti hizo el doble casi de agujeros con la broca mas grande 7/8 y ni siquiera estaba caliente, muy robusto.
En esto gana el Hilti a pesar de no tener martillo solo y una capacidad inferior de 7/8 contra 1" , rinde mas a la larga; el Milwaukee debia dejarse enfriar eso retrasa y el Bosch la verdad mas cerca del Hilti pero, como este modelo era sencillo no lo iva a superar, talves otro este mas a la par con martillo y de mas capacidad, potencia.
Y si dirán pero, es de herramientas a batería que hablamos bueno no las e probado pero, era para comparar marcas pues. Si tengo un hilti sfh 22 a de casi 10 años pero lo compre de segunda y anda de maravilla y hasta las batetias estan intactas, bateras de 22v neuron yo llevo con el 15 meses apenas peeo de lo que vi exelente muy potente abre agujeros en concreto rapido casi igual que un taladro de cable.
Are you Jim carry🧐
Видно что левой рукой давит сильней!☝️
Using human arms to regulate the downforce of both drills simultaneously is obviously not scientific.
You gotta use monkey arms
Osnt hilti 300nm?
that hilti looks gorgeous 😍
Can you try flex again, but without the stacked lithium cells?
Curious if there is a precision test, really nice finishing jobs. Hilti maybe slower, however hilti feels very smooth. Most definitely if doing framing and speed is most required, Milwaukee. However, for finishing, I think precise control is more favorable than speed and Hilti feels really good. I think both have different requirements. Tools for quick rough jobs and then tools for consistency nice precise finishing work. Milwaukee does show a little wobble.
Dam didn't expect that..thanks for the clip
Used to work with makita and milwaukee, once needed a hammerdrill somewhere, didnt had mine with me and had to use a really old abused hilti.
Most comfortable and precise hammerdrill ive ever used.
The light on the Hilti seems to bee much better 😂
The only thing that pisses me off about Hilti is not only their warranty, but how blatantly obvious the lack quality that’s missing in their last batch of 22v batteries from 2020-2021. I’m not the only one who had issues with them then out of nowhere comes this new platform. Geez wonder how that happens huh? now I’m stuck with 3 bad batteries out of 4 and 12v system that doesn’t hang to the connectors right
Take your batteries to hilti. As long as you didn't steal your tools they will help you.
@@kawkings1412 I’ll try but usually if it’s wear and tear, you have only 2 years
@@kawkings1412 idk if i have to hassle them or what
The amp/h won't change a thing, its battery life. Voltage matters, voltage is potential
You put a 3.0 highoutput on the milwaukee and it will be smaller lighter and absolutely smoke that hilti
I own Milwaukee and dewalt many years, now I am thinking to switch over to HILTI due to reliability
I have most hilti tools and I start to move to different brand . The battery cost is incredible
the battery in the hilti is only 4 amp the milwalkee is a 5 or 6 . hard to tell
That Hilti battery is huge though you have to admit. For negative performance thats kinda uneccesary. They could do an 18V with the same performance and longevity of tool
It does not matter at all about how fast it fixes the screwing. It’s about how long the impact guns will last. Hilti, customer service and Hilti guarantee is 2nd to none
Milwaukee tools, the tools that made
Milwaukee famous 😅
I legitimately didn’t know hilti made anything but concrete anchor guns
Because no one uses them. I work on the road installing machinery and I've only seen hilti a handful of times. Everyone uses Milwaukee or DeWalt.
Hilti rules in concrete and masonry works, no other brands even come close as powerful and comfortable to use. Milwaukee impact or Ingersoll Rand is the most powerful, but Milwaukee always the one first to develop fault. Makita might be the most balanced in terms of longevity, power and price.
Gen4 is next lvl just got mine and wow
Your Milwaukee and other all brands are crap compared to Hilti's lifetime warranty. and Hilti is a Rolls Royce.
Hilty battery is like a tank. Why not make it bigger?
I like hilti. The company i work with provided us with a set of hilti tools and they are good enough and its nice to use someone elses tools
Hey all brothers HI🖐️.One questions.Hilti or Milwaukee ?
I dropped my Hilti impact driver for 6 floor building and nothing happend and after 15 years on a hard working I will replace for the new 6-22
I definitely know that the hilti is superior in build quality and engineering to say the least. I just wish that they would be able to compete with the Milwaukee distribution and marketing machine. They are the best marketing company in the industry. The tools don't exactly hold up to the hype but that's another story.
There is nothing like Milwaukee tools!
Trash is like Milwaukee tools the plastic feels cheap they always need to be charged if they even work grease gun is good but anything else I have owned from them was money wasted
@@Grggeorge So in your opinion which brand make the best tools? For my experience Milwaukee make the best ones.
@@lorenzoghinelli7018 well I have Hilti tools from 2007, the Milwaukee cordless hammer drill I bought same time burnt out 2 years later
I can't fault my Hilti or my Milwaukee both great drivers
4amp battery vs 2 amp, not fair, tools put out much more power with bigger battery pack. Use same size battery
I worked in the construction industry and HIlti was far more superior in function and ability to handle rough conditions, and handling.
Milwaukee is the best
The Klein 1/4 impact vs Milwaukee 1/4 impact
I think for how expensive hilti is they shouldn't be this far behind. I get the tools have a longer warranty but i just want performance. I can get a gen 4 m18 impact for 100bucks
I think Hilti themselves are clocking down the Hilti by idk 10-20% so it lives the typical Hilti lifespan of about 10-20 years
wow Milwaukee is a king, hilti is slow so that means trash
Sure
@@bigboreracing356 im just trolling, using Milwaukee fan girl logic here
Milwaukee will outdo everything in performance no doubt about that, and that’s why I use them…however if I could afford to switch to hilti I would do because I’d only make that switch and purchase one time and in 20 years it would still be going
Milwaukee is great if you need a great tool for a year or two ... then it falls apart :) Milwaukee is just a polished wretch in Europe in 2024. And I speak as someone who services both Hilti and Milwaukee.
Tbh I don't fancy remortgaging my house for a hilti. I will just stick with my milwaukee that just so happens to win this test 😂
I agree with you on the price, but in a long run it is worth it. Specially if you make a living off of it
Hilti is better for the homeowner that occasionally takes on projects. The Milwaukee is better if you’re doing piece work.
We have had our 3 Milwaukee impacts die in the past 6 months and repair isn’t a smooth process. Less than 2 years old. Australia.
Milwaukee 2953 vs Dewalt 860
the gloves says it all though
And you didn’t even use a High Output battery on the milwaukee
Was not expecting that to
Be honest
Tiene los agujeros ya hechos
Milwaukee has the problem with the trigger and it tends to break easily, once the trigger doesn't work I had to remove the battery and put it back again to make it work, doing more couple times a day the same process gets annoying, the Milwaukee's was brand new and it started to have the problem in the first month , so I won't buy a Milwaukee anytime soon.
I would suggest go for #HILTI only
nobody have the same power in right or left arm, but….
Now use an HO 6.0 on the M18 to really clown on the Hilti.
Of course they have different speeds
Hilti is for longevity. The battery will have the drill going hard 8hrs
Today Hilti is not the '90s Hilti that was both the fastest and the most reliable. But when Hilti last 2 years of heavy use, Milfuky suky suky that is not just made in China like Hilti, but fully own chinesium from 2005!!! will last 6 months to 2 years of moderate use. And for speed there are drill drivers, at least another 2-3X faster then Milwaukee impact drivers that generate 120 db and are ilegal in residential area and absurdly stupid to use in most cases. Most people never ever need to screw huge screws in rufs from a lader and without predriling, and without predriling is stupid anywey, the wood cracks and is scrap. Impact wrenches are smart tools, impact drivers are stupid tools made mostly for imbeciles.
You should do one with Kobalt vs Milwaukee
Hilton is way way more reliable
I threw a fit and threw my drywall gun at the ground it broke but I reconnected the battery and it worked 😂 3 year old gun