Hart Brushed Drill vs Hart Brushless Drill
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- Опубликовано: 7 июл 2024
- This video show a side by side comparison between a brushed tool and a brushless tool. I compared a brushless drill to a brushed drill from the same line and in the same voltage.
This video shows a Hart 20V brushless drill side by side with a Hart 20V brushed drill.
After the side by side testing I did an endurance test with the 20 volt Hart Brushless drill vs the 20 volt Hart Brushed drill.
The goal of this video is to allow a person to see the differences in power and run time between a brushed drill and brushless drill. This should help a person thinking about buying a HART Drill.
Chapters:
00:00 Intro - Brushless Motors vs Brushed Motors
01:24 Hart Brushles Drill vs Hart Brushed Drill
01:49 Hart Batteries used in this video.
02:40 - Spade Bit Test - Hart Brushed Drill vs Hart Brushless
03:20 - Speed Bit Test - Hart Brushed Drill vs Hart Brushless
06:35 - Speed Bit Test - Pressure Treated Wood - Hart Brushed Drill vs Hart Brushless
08:48 - Lag Bolt Test - Pressure Treated Wood - Hart Brushed Drill vs Hart Brushless
11:04 - Endurance Test - Brushed Hart Drill
14:28 - Endurance Test - Brushless Hart Drill
19:52 - Endurance Test Results
20:48 - Conclusion
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A great job on a pair of tools anyone can afford and it answers a question that the marketing departments of the tool makers won't answer!
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It was a fun video to make since I did not know how it would turn out!!!
It is often hard to know when it is worth spending the extra money on a better tool if it is not being used commercially. There is no one "right answer" for everyone since it varies person to person how it will be used.
My goal of most of my videos is to let people see the differences between tools through testing to help people see the general level of each tool before they purchase.
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Subscribed. No non-sense testing, with tools and materials everyone can find and use. Appreciated
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These videos are fun to make and keep me from getting too lazy in my retirement!!!
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your tool reviews are invaluable, this channel deserves to grow
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As a relatively new person to creating youtube videos I appreciate the kind feed back.
Very helpful tips, for tool choice, and for buying them. Thanks Dude!
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The main goal of the channel is to help people choose the correct tool, so your comment makes me feel like I am doing something right.
The second goal of the channel is to keep me from going too loopy during retirement!!
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More hart please
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I have been impressed with Hart. I was surprised at how close the two HART drills were. More HART reviews are coming.
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Watched a guy throw a almost new hart brushed drill,battery and charger in trash can at a car wash soon as he left I went to look and it looked like it may have been used once or twice, so I took it home battery wouldn’t charge looked around on RUclips found out battery was probably too dead for it to charge so I jumped it with a old kobalt battery I have and after a little while the battery started charging and so far has been working for a few weeks haven’t done much with it but can’t beat it for the price 🤣
That is fantastic!!!
I have seen a couple of reviews on the Walmart website where people have said they could not get their "new" batteries from a kit to charge.
I suspect (wild guess) that there were kits that were sitting around for quite a while. I wonder how many could have been fixed with this trick!!
I have also seen people with tools they have not used in years have the same issue and resolved it the same way.
I will note for anyone thinking of doing this, do so at own risk since lithium-ion battery fires are hard to put out!!! Seek help of a competent electronics expert to help prevent fires..... Do so at own risk.... etc....Undesired fire bad!!
Congratulation on winning the free tool lottery!!!
I'm pretty sure the thermo protection has to do with the motor getting iver heated from use whether covering vent holes or not they still get over heated. Better to have it take a nap than burn out. I also have both of these drills having recently switched to the brushless im enjoying them. I have 4 the regular drill lol i was buying them on clearance to get a battery for less than the price of the battery alone. Switching to the 4 AH battery is the next performance jump i would suggest.
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You said: " Better to have it take a nap than burn out."...
And I agree 100 percent!!!
Plus lets face it, I was abusing the drill beyond what a reasonable person would expect from a tool at this price point. 100s of holes in row on a sub $80 drill is asking allot... and it did it!!
I have also noticed it is sometimes cheaper to buy a tool with batteries than get the batteries separate, especially online. Then you can ebay the tool you did not really need!! Crazy how that works,,
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I never thought to sell the extra drills lol I keep a countersink bit in one all the time so it's always ready
My question is, was the battery at full charge for each test?
Brushless motors are easier to control, don't have carbon brushes to wear out and are far more power efficient. Brushed motors don't require complex electronics and are cheaper but will likely require new brushes if used daily.
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When I bough my house in the early 2000s brushless tools were very rare and then mainly for professionals in specific fields. It was something you were more likely to read about in a magazine than own. Crazy how fast things improve!! **
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** Based on old guy memory
Prices on hart items is unstable.
Brushed drill is $29 sometimes
While bare battery and charger is $59
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I have also noticed it can be cheaper (or about the same price) to buy a tool with batteries then to just get the batteries....
Plus if you go to the Walmart website, you can see bundles for vastly different prices than buying things separately. Plus, the prices do seem to change.
I see people on ebay selling new tools in the box with the battery and charger removed. They are being clear in the description that they have removed the batteries and charger. So I guess that is a business model for some people, buy the bundles, then sell the items separately. I have bought a few chargers from people doing that.
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Live in a van, down by the river?
It is from a SNL (Saturday Night Live) skit from 1993 by Chris Farley that, at least for my generation, has turned into a well know phrase.
If you search for "living in a van down by the river" on youtube I suspect it will show up on the offcial SNL channel. If you google the same phrase you will several people asking where the phrase originated.
It might be a regional saying not used throughout the US.
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