Plumbing Tools | The BEST Plumbing Cordless Tools
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- Опубликовано: 26 янв 2021
- Using The Right Tools on the Job is so Important! Today I will be going over 3 of my Favorite Cordless Tools! Thanks to Ferguson for Sponsoring Today's Video! Hope Y'all Enjoy!
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Lucky duck
i think ima be a nurse or a plumber when i grow up
there's a possibility of this!😉
What a boss
My father was a Texas master plumber. He passed away in 2015 was only 46. I love these videos cause they remind me of him. The funny and nasty jobs I went with him on as a helper. Good memories keep it up
Found this at 3 in the morning have been watching it since love the show man
Big Milwaukee fan here. Been watching your videos for a few days in a row now Mr. Wakefield. Your dissemination of Plumbing information and knowledge and ability to articulate is amazing. I'm a Journeyman out of MA working on Masters and leading all my plumbers to your channel.
Not a plumber, but I want to thank you. Because of you I was able to change a 3/4 valve for the outside garden facet. Greetings from Serbia
That's awesome! Happy to assist!
Now my day is complete. Thank you Roger! Love your channel man.
I never had any interest in plumbing. But I have been watching an ungodly amount of your videos in the past 24 hours. This channel is flipping amazing! So much interesting stuff I subscribed to you last night!
I love your videos thank you roger!
this video is my favorite so far
I'm a plumber and I have the mx fuel saw . I love it . One problem the Batteries run out to fast and I have four and can barely keep up on charging them. The good thing is I can use the Batteries on my mx buster and mx concrete hole saw.
I love k12 saws. I was a firefighter in the USAF and we used them all the time. Never thought id see a battery one though, ours were all gas powered.
I agree with you about not having any particular brand loyalty, except when it comes to cordless tools. When I started to transition away from air to electric I spend days looking at the different ecosystems and what was available, and settled on Milwaukee. Tools felt right, and perform as well as I need them to.
Reason being is, and I see other techs in the shop dealing with this probably more often then they'd like, but nothing sucks more then a battery going flat and you don't have a spare for that tool. So I stick with them for my power tools. Everything else, what ever is going to work best and is at a price I like.
Thank you so much roger
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I will repeat again...
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@roger Wakefield have you tested the milwaukee battery powered closet or urinal auger and what do you think of it?
i need me one of them impact drills so bad , we struggle with bolts so many times
For the saw is that the same battery that’s on Milwaukee Cordless Sewer Drum Machine. Also rigid flex looks cool.
Love the cordless gasless concrete saw. Sometimes after 100 pulls to start the damn thing I'm to tired to pick it up 😉 definitely going to bring it up at next month's co meeting.
What's your favorite?
@Hubert Lessardalmost every Stanley and DeWalt tape I've ever had has every 16inches in red
That saw...wow! I get my hands on a Stihl saw for cutting stones now & again. Would be nice to not have to worry about having mixed fuel on hand anymore! I wonder how the weight compares. 🤔
The saw for sure, we do a lot of main breaks for Austin apartments. Usually gotta cut out a foot thick of asphalt and concrete, too much maintenance on the fuel powered ones tbh.
My favorite: ALL THE MAKITA STUFFSSSS YOU DIDN'T SHOW.
Can I be your son
I've been retired from professional type work for a little while now. What impresses me the most is how far the cordless stuff has come. There was a time when Makita made the best cordless stuff, but even then if it was a big job you needed like 4 batteries to get work done, I kid, mostly, because you need a couple for the job and a couple more charging for the next one. One part of being retired is I don't have to spend money on tools anymore. 😎
I've been in the business for almost 40 yrs and I remember when cordless tools sucked. You only used them in situations where getting power to a location was nearly impossible...now I rarely use a corded tool, other than maybe some of the bigger augers and pipe threaders.
@@eyellgeteven9928 Right?!? That's what I mean. You only used them when you were way too far from an outlet to get power. Mostly drills in my time. Not too many cordless saws back in the day. Either a small generator or maybe something you could run off a gasoline/diesel air compressor. 😎
@@Dsdcain It's so nice to not string cords anymore...plus it saves so much space in the truck box not having to haul a bunch of cords around. But yeah, I remember only being able to drill a couple of holes before the old nicad batteries died, and the drills had very little torque...newer cordless drills will run forever on a charge and have enough power to twist right out of your hand if you're not careful. They have definitely come a LONG ways!
I really like to use the Milwaukee Pack out kit for all of my DeWalt cordless tools I am able to fit pretty much all of my tools except my hand tool bag in it I am able to fit my Skil saw saws all drill impact Fine Saw hole hog and also some extra stuff like my screw bag keen pads glue pods and a lot more saves me about 20 minutes every morning bring in tools to the job site
Hey roger I just graduated high school last year and thought the military was the place for me. Well it didn't quite work out so I've decided ill go into the trade. Its either electrician or plumber but I'm almost decided on plumber. Is it worth going to school or should I just get an apprenticeship? I'm thinking about Texas state technical in Waco if I do decide to go to school. Any advice would be great!
Apprenticeship, you will learn it in the field before you learn it in class and the books wont show you how to really get it done
I don't care about plumber but I love his moustache
Recommendation for a video. Do some rigid tool reviews. They have been really impressive as of late, and they cater to plumbers. Project farm just did a video on a rigid wet vac and it performed very well.
Thanks for the feedback Andrew
Going with DeWalt for wireless tools is an interesting choice, as Ryobi does the task the same or better and is typically cheaper and their battery packs go across the Ryobi brand of systems, however my experience comes from carpentry and home improvement
Going with anything but Milwaukee is an interesting choice
@@alberth8155 in my experience, Milwaukee IS better, but only marginally so for what I’ve used power-tools for
That saw looks good
Roger seems juiced about this one 😂👍
U da man Roger
Thank you Daryl!
Great video but voltage dictates output power but you never touched on amp hours. Amp hours are very important when you want to know how long your battery will last. That why when I buy cordless I always look at what the amp hours are on the batteries in the kit and choose what had good long lasting batteries.
I love dewalt atomic series . I own all dewalt.
i hope i'm early enough to get pinned roger, constantly share your and "got2learns" wisdom/videos with my coworkers.... i'm gonna have to buy some merch soon, you're giving us young guys so much great advice/knowledge for free on youtube. i'm sure your business is taking care of you, but a BIG "THANK YOU!" from me and i'm sure most of us that watch your videos. much love from philadelphia!
Morning Roger
Good morning Will!
Not a plumber probably never will be seeing as I have a weak stomach, but your amazing and your content is interesting, love the product review vids. P.S
love the moustache
Do new construction brother
@@jeanlucsugar maybe in a few years, am still trying to get a feel for what I want to do for a living and am rather comfortable with my current job
My husband is a mechanic, so I get to use the best tools. Snap-on, Milwaukee, Cornwell, you name it. The bad part, I'm the only one who works on the house. Whenever he knows I'm starting a project, I hear "HONEY!!... you going to get sh*t on that?!" And I yell back, "No. I'm using the Craftsman set" just I'm wiping the turd dirt off of the Snap-on name. (Mental note to self: don't forget to clean his screw drivers).
Have to smile. When I was a professional mechanic my hand tools of choice were Snap-on. It's great to see someone else who appreciates quality hand tools. 😎
@@Dsdcain Defiantly a difference between quality and other tools. Who would have thought a Snap-on wrench is so much better and helps you work better and longer than a cheep Crapsman wrench? I can tell ya, I no longer complain when I get a bill for a $500 socket set. :)
@@RoseGreen Hah. Right?!?! 😊
Sick
I wish you would have done a video on power tools for service plumbers
I'm a plumber and I own so much milwaukee stuff I lost count. Love me some milwaukee stuff
I'm a commercial framer and sheetrock hanger and we use DEWALT all day baby!!
Ps I'm watching this on my lunch break 😂
20v max is 18v nominal btw
I had some dewalt and liked them but switched to Milwaukee due to a couple of tools I liked that they didn’t make. Mainly the m12 subcompact bandsaw and m18 hacksall. I stick to one brand because it’s easier to carry one set of batteries and chargers rather than 2 of everything. Also all our company propress, and uponor tools are Milwaukee (until they recently bought a hilti pro press) so it’s easier to all have the same batteries. However it is nice to see dewalt finally making plumbing tools line uponor and pro presses. The more the competition the better tools will be. It seems like Milwaukee and dewalt are trying to invade each other’s business. Dewalt is making more MEP tools and Milwaukee is making more wood working tools.
No exaggeration when I say this..from March to July(2020) I went through 2 sawzalls the(dcd 388)and 2 drill drivers(dcd 996) reason being is I had to buy the 2nd set while DEWALT was fixing the 1st set as I was busy and couldn’t afford to wait. So that’s 4 power tools within 4 months!!..So because I don’t want anyone else to go through what I went through, I highly advise anyone to think again before buying those models.
Honestly want these so damn bad too bad they’re so damn expensive lol
Forreal man more I know that dealt set is at least 250$
check out Millwaukee's coring rig that runs off that giant battery and then check out the price for the one that comes with the mast, hahaha
@@ASEKcp You will feel better if you compare the price to similar Hilti or Metabo (and I mean real metabo not the rebranded hitachi crap)
@@rickcolumbo3148 The only crappy part is I'm already invested about 400$ in batteries for DeWalt tools 😑
Get a small loan. 3k will have you well on your way. Tools pay for themselves, if you buy a full combo set from any brand for around $500 - $1000 you'll easily get that money back in a day or two.
it bears mentioning that the operating voltage on the DeWalt 20VMAX is 18 volts, same as the milwaukie M-18 they just measure the peak voltage instead of the working voltage. 45 minute charge times aren't really all that uncommon, either. the biggest thing when selecting a cordless tool brand is to choose the one that has the tools you want, and then stick with that brand, so you don't have to stock multiple chargers and battery types.
I’m from Ireland when I’m finished my apprenticeship can I take the master plumber test in America
depends on where you go in the US. each state has its own rules. in some, you can take the test before you finish your apprenticeship. in others, if you have EVERYTHING documented, you may be able to start a year or two into the state's apprenticeship.
@@kenbrown2808 I’m fully qualified plumber with all the paperwork could I sit the test straight away in New York
Dewalt are 20v MAX PEAK VOLTAGE but 18v normal like Mikwaukee or everybody else
Funny thing I think our fire department can use some of these
I was a firefighter in the USAF. Can confirm, those k12 saws are awesome, though ours were all gas powered.
@@hankidan you can charge up a gas saw in about a minute.
@@kenbrown2808 if it takes you a minute to fill a gas tank, you're doing it wrong.
@@hankidan i was rounding to the easy unit.
Milwaukee personally is the beat tool company for plumbers.
Milwaukee pack out vacuum will be your best friend trust me
Hey Roger. I'll be in Houston this weekend from Arizona. Would love to meet you.
No time to actually watch it through. Hope you covered the battery charger for dewalt that plugs into power port of truck. I can’t find another company that has that. It’s priceless on its own to never worry about finding a 120v outlet
Kobalt XTR impact and hammer drill out preforms the dewalt and the XTR is cheaper.
Hi
I don't know about where you're from, but Ferguson charges the customer almost double for fixtures compared to the other supply houses
Well to the pawnshop I go
I always measure 3 times and cut 4 times
Please my master help to do the plumbing work
You should check out the Project Farm channel here on RUclips.
I come for the plumbing
Makita has the 40 volt range and god damn are they powerful tools!!!
20v and 18v batteries are pretty much the same thing. Not any more power, just rather they use the nominal or actual voltage in the marketing. It’s the same number of 18560 cells
Can any plumbers let me know how people perceive you when you tell them your a plumber like is plumbing looked down on by most people or do people just not care
Miss the days when dewalt used plastic hard shell cases instead of bags for cordless power tools.
Rigid best power tools ftw ftw
what is a "great wolf lodge"? A house for a giant wolf? a zoo?
Massive water park chain. Not as good as Kalahari or wilderness, but decent. Then again, i may be spoiled since i live a couple hours from the world captial of water parks.
20v max is 18v its marketing
18V and 20V max is the same thing, look it up
Still love your videos though lol
TOOLS!
Gotta love them!!!
Put that cut off saw to work in a video!
....and thats why I use Makita
2 drills... no ones an impact driver their is such a difference
Dewalts 20v batteries are just a marketing gimmick. Sure it charges to 20v but it is just a standard 18v battery. Btw I have a 20v dewalt drill and a Milwaukee m18 fuel drill. They are great drills but the milwaukee beats the dewalt everytime.
Rodger can you love this comment please?
Imagine a plumber not understanding batteries. Okay buddy
Dewalt is a really good brand, they last a long time
I agree!
Little bit of a dewalt commercial at the beginning. You could tell that he didn't really want to make the 42% more powwwwa comment.
My hose broke in my back yard and my land lord filled it with cement
He did what? Are you referring to the hose bib, like on the side of the house?
Fat max is trash, the blade can barely even retract itself in the tape. But the magnet is pretty strong tho
I don’t even plum or ever needed one
Literally?
So close to being the first commenter
just write forst
I'm happy i can be at least the 6th comment on a video :>
More volts does not mean more power. It's classic marketing wank, when you're talking about power It's volts x current = watts
And of course batteries are sold in Ah.
Dewalts xrs have 2x5 18650s, and are solidly built so I have no issues with them, I just hate dumb marketing.
I hate how expensive they are too
The only reason I know you’re being paid is because you have no HILTY products.
I say with absolute sarcasm for De-wilt..
this channel is going downhill its starting to be mostly commercials
:'( oh no, useful and relevant ads
@@vtwinbreed except everyone knoow dewalt is garbage
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