Milwaukee M18 Fuel vs Makita Subcompact vs Festool T18 Easy (Drill Give-away)
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- Опубликовано: 10 июл 2024
- An in depth look at the Milwaukee M18 Fuel Hammer Drill vs Makita Subcompact vs FESTOOL Cordless drill T18+3-E-Basic (57645). A special thank you to Festool Canada for sending me this drill for free to give away to one of my subscribers. I will announce the lucky subscriber at the the end of the video. Please email thefunnycarpenter@gmail.com if you win!
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Milwaukee and Makita are both great platforms, and they both have their massive tool lineups but the whole point with Festool is that it is the fine work/precision/ergonomics sweet spot and your videos have shown that for sure. It's also why they keep growing on you, FC, because you are the guy they make the stuff for.
I am glad you did a video comparing the different classes with respective leaders in their class, Makita/SubCompact, and MIlwaukee/Full Size.
haha the cordless blower - 'they're everything that's right in the world" - I concur
Rough Framer here- Contemplated making the switch to cordless blowers but fellow tradesmen say they drain the batteries in too much of a hurry to justify replacing our trusted gas stihls... your thoughts ?
i took the bit holder off my milwaukee drill and i have the onekey version, making it extremly safe to use. if your drilling and the drill gets stuck, it has a auto stop rotation thing on the app, you can enable, love it alot
Great comparison. I have the non-hammer version of the milwaukee and like it a lot. I also have the 2801 m18 compact brushless. It's lighter and less torque, but still a great drill. I favor a two drill approach regardless of the job; drill for the holes, driver for the fasteners. Thanks for the videos!
Love your approach and attitude. Thanks for the comparison!
Thanks a lot mate- have a stellar weekend🍺🍻🥩
Awesome review!! Love the channel. Great info and editing!! Makes making informed choices much easier!!
Awesome, thank you!
Seriously great content. You present everything in a very easy to understand and enjoyable manner. Keep up the good work
I appreciate that!
Hey, I really enjoy watching all your videos, I find them extremely informative and entertaining, shows how experienced and passionate you are about woodworking and tradesman. As for not having a sawzall. Festool just came out with one in Europe. Can’t wait for you to make a video about it when it comes to North America.
Nice one. First time I've seen someone actually appreciate what is good about the Festool drills rather than just decide the more powerful and cheaper Milwaukee must be better :) Try the 3.1AH batteries and the T18 feels even better!
Great information! I had the Milwaukee until recently picking up the Makita as well and the weight difference is huge.
I'm happy to have the Milwaukee, but ya I'm only going to use it when the power is a must.
Really like the head to head style review.
Thank you. If only I could buy more than one
Hint hint milwaukee, about that track saw.
for real!!!
Holy crap hole I WON!! Lol that’s the 2nd thing I’ve won off RUclips in the last year, making the total number of times I’ve won something in my life... 2 times lol. Thanks so much Ryan!
Ps, in hind sight, that original comment I made seemed a bit rude, I’m glad you started your RUclips career with thick skin and a sense of humour.
Lol a bit rude is your typical job site chatter. Cheers!
Exactly what ivr got!
M18 Hammer & M12 Installation 👍🏻
Good video. I would like to say I have both the Makita and Milwaukee you are using. First the Makita is my go to I use daily. It has enough power to get most tasks done I actually prefer the slower revolution especially for metal. It’s also very lightweight. If you put it on speed one I’ve never had a problem using spade bits with it even through stacked studs. Not saying it’s the best for that job application but it will get the job done. The Milwaukee is great! It will get done everything you ever need it to do. So much power! That being said I’m not a huge fan of the electric clutch as opposed to the mechanical clutch on most other drills. But if you need a beast that will cut out out some 6”holesaws or drill masonry or do anything that’s the drill to do it. It’s definitely not something you want to use all day though because it is like you he said not the most ergonomic drill. Good video showing the drills and what they are like for people.
Good video, thanks
That's a great giveaway for sure.
Congrats kermit! And thanks to you for giving it away👍🏻
Thanks for supporting the channel!
I have Festool for precision and enjoyment, and Milwaukee for the blower, line trimmer, and chainsaw. You cannot fully appreciate Festool unless you have multiple tools and their system (vacuum, MFT table, compound saw etc.) as they compliment each other and significantly improve accuracy, productivity (site and shop), and flexibility working together. For ergonomics they just “fit” and make sense in how they were designed. Yes the cost definitely stings, but making things is my hobby and passion, and I am am a self aware tool snob - Like my wife tells me after 30 years of marriage, I could have worse vices...
Terrific Points here Boyd!
Ja mam milwaukee wszystko na akumulator.
Na kabel zasilający, mam wszystko z firmy festool
I love the makita 36v blower! Bought it with the chainsaw too, they really are the tool you never knew you needed lol.
lol, I've been looking at the chainsaw for a while. I'm sure I could find something to cut with it!
When using my M18 for all day or small detailed jobs in just throw on a 3Ah battery. Definitely helps with the weight balance.
Great vid!
I bet it does! I use the 1.5 amp batteries in Makita for the same reason.
Nice info regarding the noise!
I’m using a big ole Makita from years ago. I was thinking about drill precision today, as I was readjusting some pocket door hardware today. Had to shift it all over 1/16+ with a tapered pilot bit, right next to the old holes. That Makita is either off or snapping wrists. 🤣
That Festool looks better each day.
Congrats Kermit 👍
off or snapping wrists, hahahah nice
Love my makita tools. Just got me a blower.. you are so right. I love it 😀.
Really enjoying your videos
😂 it’s a liberating experience just walking around and blowing stuff out of your yard.
Great way to demonstrate precision verses power. I personally can't imagine owning just one drill. Different tasks make a big difference on what I use. I am a professional carpenter. However, I understand the occasional users delima of having just one or two. That would be a hard choice. It would have to be a balance between. A mid level in size, weight, and power. I a yeat to get a drill like the Festool with an electronic clutch. I believe that's where drills are moving forward to. May be able to produce a great way to pick your exact desired point. Thanks for the video
I’m wondering whether to get the CXS or T18. I do mostly detailed stuff, but the extra power could come in handy once in a while + the batteries could work on other tools.
I have that exact Milwaukee combo. Absolutely perfect, and putting a 3.0 high-output battery on the M18 is ideal (yeah and you can take off the bit holder lol) still want a CXS for really fine work though
I have Makita 18v and Milwaukee M12 fuel. I'm debating about getting onto the M18 platform. I've had some issues with my Makita hammer drill where the selector collar would get stuck. $399 is a hefty buy in for the drill/impact combo, but in the long run I think it'll be worth it
Hopefully i will win in the future, btw thanks for the videos i have lwarbed alot from you thanks man 🙌
I had to stop the video right after the Milwaukee lack of a track saw comment. To say when Milwaukee? When will you make a track saw? Now I have another battery platform for the TS55. I love Mikita’s bevel cut track locking feature, include that Milwaukee if you ever decide to make a track saw.
Thanks for content i appreciate it
Thanks for the support mate
I feel like every carpenter needs 3 drills. 1 for precision work, 1 for medium duty work, and 1 for heavy duty work! I'd really like to try out that festool for it's smoothness.
What he said!
Me, too!, or, me, three, and I’m down to one Ryobi with rubber pieces falling off the handle and two weak batteries competing weekly & weakly for shortest life. Too bad for me that I’m probably several weeks too late for the giveaway. But at least I’m not a left-handed unskilled handyman! 😳 Great video, channel, & review earlier.
12:42 I have NO IDEA what that accent was supposed to be... yet I approve. Great video, off to spend my pop bottle money on a Milwaukeeeeeeeeee ... the extra eee is for the soon to be broken wrist.
Congrats Kermit
I primarily have Makita tools but I started buying into the M12 platform for daily use.
The M12 Fuel impact and M12 Fuel Hammer drill are my go-to 75% of the time now. Unless I'm driving 3+ inch fasteners repeatedly, I don't really need to use my 18V stuff (for drills)
I've wanted that M12 install drill but the top button F/R ruins it for me.
Ya I bought the m18 blower this year. Top 5 tools I own 😂
I feel that
Spade bit? Oh no, sir you need an 18” augered spiral bit going through a tripled-up joist 😆. Surprisingly my 20v Dewalt has been handling this stuff slowly. Greats vids, keep it up 👍
Lol that could set the Makita on 🔥! Thanks for the support Dan!
I'd love to get into the Festool battery tools, just for the delicateness and precision of the tools, but as a homeowner who uses all my tools around the house, I need all the tools that Milwaukee provides.
Plus price kinda hurts. I'd love to jump on a Festool multitool, but at $1000 for the kit, I'd rather get the M12 multitool and buy a small systainer to store it in for a fraction of the cost.
I have a little 12v drill and I’m super happy 😃, i don’t miss anything i also though about getting the Milwaukee but it’s just too big.
I used to use an 18v milwaukee for everything. Then I "upgraded" to a 12v fuel and never touch my 18v drill anymore. The 12v will do 1" paddle bits through 2x4 no prob.
With Jake on the Milwaukee track saw. Would be nice to own some green and black. And I 100% agree with your cordless blower analogy .
Lol the cordless blower is my favourite tool by far!
Festool is dark blue, not black.
Loo Chan thank you . I'm color blind so I was just guessing .
If you want a drill with the raw power to do just about anything, a Hole Hawg is hard to beat! I've had one for 40 years and all I've had to do was change brushes occasionally. For cabinetry I reach for something else....
I have the same two drills...Milwaukee and makita
Nice
i clicked on subscription when you did the Milwaukee block thing , you have earned my click
The festool chuck is clicking as well here in Europe. One thing to know- DON"T tighten it with the drill running. You must tighten it by hand at the end when clicking.
That makes me so ANGRY when people use a knife for screws. 😂
Also I love my festool tools. But the battery on Milwaukee tools are so good. Exhibition work, when you are putting in screws all day and the battery just lasts for hours constantly. Nice video mate.👍🏻
I used an arduino jumper wire tip to tighten the torx on my pocket knife pivot.
Realy like the inexperience carpenter portion
Any suggestions on where to find Makita for decent price? The home depot sucks and dont have much. My only complaint is the cs
While I don't have as good of a replica of a house to test the tool on, my subcompact Makita hammer drill/driver seems to do better, power wise, than the one you used. XPH11. It does 1 1/2" spade bits just fine, and while not exactly speedy, it manages to get a 3" hole saw through old flooring faster than it would take for me to retrieve my big drill from the car and run its cord. I wonder what the difference is.
Great video, would really love to see Dewalt making some appearances in these comparisons, if you want to test power then even 20v Dewalt will destroy Milwaukee nevermind the flexvolt line
Festool seems like a great middle ground when you put it like that. Way more versatile than a cxs but more precise than most average drills.
I really wish Festool would join the CAS like mafell. Then battery platform would be less of negative for them.
It’s a great drill for a finish Carpenter, cabinet, woodworker type person.
Durability is the most important feature to me. Kobalt has lost my trust and so has dewalt. I’m considering festool because of the non China manufacturing and the warranty
I own the Festool PDC and the CXS, may I will buy the C18 or I get it here :) I love my Festool drills and for having a wider range in view of tools i bought a makita 18v Plattform. Right now I see no work which I can"t handle with my 60nm pdc drill. But most time i use the cxs. My first festo ldrill i bought 1996 cdd12 and I own it 20 years and It still worked....I sold it on eBay for 50 euros. This is high qualiy....
Great video as always, just gotta point out those are 3 different classes of drill. At this point the Milwaukee 12v system is compact and just as powerful as many of the 18/20v systems out there.
Ya that was supposed to be the premise of the video. What drill is best for your situation. Obviously I nailed it:):(
Yep - I have both the Milwaukee 18v and the Milwaukee 12v. Fuel drills. I find I use the 12v one 90% of the time. It’s smooth, lighter, gets the job done. I use the 18v drill when I’m drilling into concrete block or things like that.
Get the big Makita drill 😉
You think the Milwaukee got power how cute. You should get the Metabo with the 3X torque adapter.😜
All great drill
Indeed
Not sure this is a fair fight, the Milwaukee is a hammer drill, the others look like simple drill/drivers, they don't seem to all be targeted for the same jobs. I would probably substitute the Milwaukee compact drill for the hammer drill to even the playing field. It's lighter than the hammer and doesn't (to my knowledge) have the bit holder on the side -that IS annoying-. Also, the Milwaukee battery is bigger than the other two. The smaller 2 AH battery improves the balance significantly.
@kermit congrats
I've been searching for a new daily driver as my Gen 3 Milwaukee is just too much of a beast for 90% of my needs. It will twist the head off a baby even on clutch setting 1. I have been using the 12v DeWalt xtreme screwdriver and drill combo which are quite nice but lack a bit of refinement. Tried the Milwaukee installation driver twice and just couldn't handle the forward/reverse. At the moment I'm rocking the Bosch 12v brushless flexi-click and it might just be the one.
I keep eye balling that drill- it would make for a great video. Does the Bosch 12v have enough juice to muscle an 1-1/8” spade bit through a plywood cabinet in high speed?
@The Funny Carpenter Depends... self feeding spade no way. Standard spade it will do in high speed if you aren't cranking on it. Tested it on 3/4 finger jointed pine just now so YMMV in ply. If it does get stuck it's when breaking through and of course we all know the correct way to drill a hole with a spade bit into finish grade work is to drill from both sides, right? It actually is impressive that it can make it through being that high speed is 1,750. My DeWalt 12v Xtreme drill gets stuck more often and it spins at 1,500.
Mind you, the Bosch isn't without its flaws. The collets aren't quick insert, the chuck doesn't ratchet, the light is a bit dim, grip isn't as ergonomic as a DeWalt or Makita, and the tool has a softer ramp up to full speed (which isn't actually a problem while using the tool).
That said, the Milwaukee installation driver is a joke compared to it. The hex collet on the Milwaukee is nearly 3 times the thickness and weight. Rotating the right angle and offset feels much better. The offset actually has a collet so you can drill without losing the bit. It has a standard forward/reverse switch, and the clip/bit holder are very handy - just don't expect to be able to trust the tool won't get knocked over when standing straight up.
T K excellent info! That helps a lot. Lol every time I go to use that m12 that switch just kills me! There’s no way you should have to push a button just to see what direction the drill is going to spin!
Great video as always I personally like the Dewalt brushless for all 1st fix work but for everything else it’s the Festool CXS 👍🏻
Is mafell drill better than festool?
But you can buy the small detailing drill and the big milwaaukee drills and a battery pack for the same price as the festool tho
Hey as a plumber I resemble that remark to tell the truth though I’ve seen some horrendous holes or just plain old whacking out the bottom of the floor joist by plumbers that think a sawzall is a finishing tool so I do try to be considerate of such things.😁👍👍
Haha, plumbers can be a structural engineers worst enemy😂
And vice versa lol
@thefunnycarpenter
I have the Milwaukee in the video. It's a beast, but I rarely need a beast. I almost always reach for my M12 Gen II. The M18 is much nicer with a 2ah battery. They charge really fast, so even if your using it a lot, 2 packs will get you through a day's work unless you're doing plumbing rough in with it. After the first 10min using the M18, I removed the stupid bit holder. They probably could have made its edges sharper, I'm just not sure how. The damn belt/pocket clip sticks out way too far but does make it easy to hang it without having to look. But if you need power, you'll be hard pressed to find one to beat it.
For precision work, you just can't beat a screwdriver. I have all 3 M12 screwdrivers and really can't decide which one I like best. They all have great sensitivity. The clutch on the Fuel version is just a bit stiffer than I'd like it to be at the low end, though. A lot of people don't like the M12 grips. They fit my hands perfectly.
I have to laugh sometimes with "compact" 18v tools, especially some impact drivers. Tiny on top with a huge battery on the bottom. Keep up the great work.
Haha, maybe next time they can make the edges with some Damascus steel!
If I need power, I drag out my 1/2in Milwaukee corded hammer drill. That thing is heavy and is a beast on its own. It will be around long after I am gone. I use my little DeWalt 12v screwdriver and drill 99% of the time. Ergos are great, however the screwdriver is underpowered. So for that reason I am leery of the CXS. However what do you think about the T18 with the Centrotec bit system as a general all around drill/screwdriver combination?
I mentioned in the last video, that I would prefer the T18 kit with removal chucks. I really like the centrotec chuck even if it is a pain in the butt to get the bits for it. It's quite a jump in price though! I'm going to just keep using what I have but if my Makita burns up or the chuck breaks, I'd be leaning Festool.
Dont forget to mention Service and Warranty per brand. In Europe a lot of buisness owners choose the Festool platform based on their warranty and service and also because they offer an insurance on their tools.
Good point
thank you very much .
what about parkside ecuipment .
is it good and profitional or not .??
I have not used Parkside.
I’m an electrician and I echo your comments about the Milwaukee’s lack of precision, it’s really a pretty brutal drill to use. I burnt my Gen 2 fuel out eventually. To be fair it died of abuse, poor thing died after drilling one too many 6 inch diamond hole saws through tile for retrofit pot lights. I replaced it with a Hilti SF10 which has as much power, 4 speeds, much better speed control and I suspect a heavier duty power train. That drill definitely has its cons too it’s very heavy, large and expensive. I also have a poor gen 2 m12 fuel which I also abuse which hasn’t died yet but does have a pretty wobbly chuck hahahah.
The Milwaukee drill should have a slow start if you set the clutch to one of the torque settings for driving screws.
Was the Makita in 1st Gear/Speed 1? 10:02 I think you sold me on the Milwaukee
I'd still probably take the Festool, fast is smooth and smooth is fast or something like that lol
indeed:)
you should do an entire video in that accent at the end...."Ze POWER!"
No joke, and even though mine broke.... The Ridgid subcompact drill was so light, powerful, and quiet. Beats all these besides battery platform. Try it, you'll be surprised
Those rigid drill feel nice in the hand
@@TheFunnyCarpenter phrasing, lol... Yeah, and really well built. Mine had something wrong in the gearing, probably a manufacturing mishap. And surprisingly it sink a 6" ledger lock into treated wood on speed 2.... Crazy
I just about switch from Ridgid to DEWALT because they didn’t have a compact blow but they just came out with one so it’s all good now😀
That mini blower is essential stuff!
Heads up, I don't have enough festool. I only have one drill and it's not that one.
Power supply sounds better than battery platform.
I have a scar on the back of my hand from driving an auger bit into wood that wasn't properly secured and the powerful Milwaukee spun the piece like it was made of custard and flopped it on my hand! My bad but it really is the most powerful drill I've ever used and also the smallest! But you can get it to behave nicely if you feather the trigger. And once you're in the Milwaukee system you can buy the 18 gauge brad nailer and you'll never stop grinning!
Ouch! No doubt there is a lot of enticing choices in the M18 platform.
@@TheFunnyCarpenter Except a track saw! Looks like I'll be getting a third battery platform soon when I pick up a TSC55. Hopefully Festool will bring out a cordless domino machine as I refuse to use cords!
I have many powertools that i killed on my list. Dewalt, makita, bosch, AEG and some....
Started 4 yrs back with Festool.. Not yet, the HKC 55 i used daily since i bought it. Its a bit underpowerd f i'm honest. Now the put out a new with 2 batterycapacity... Bit heavy to handle, for me i stick with oldie 😄
With the fsk i cut short the pacing back and forth to the mitersaw. Cut timber where i work will always be faster. Period
T 18 is nirvana, TID 18 is not the strongest/fastest but the weight and output is adequat for most jobs 👌😄
PSC 420 is the best batteryjigsaw i used, bit fiddly on/off but used to it now.
And the DWC 2500 is topnotch for decks, boards, gyprock and panels. Power enough.
Costly, well they do last. It stings when buying these tools, but every time i use others tools i thinking: what are they thinking at that factory, wrong angle on grip, crappy chuck on a brand new machine, noicelevel so focus is lost and i could add on for quite a while. As soon as i get back to my tools, nothing disturbs me.
Well, once in, there is no going back for my part. Wish i had a bankaccount that could be to my cravings 🤣🤣🤣
Is the unskilled handyman actually right handed, but using his left?
Very astute observation. Had to do that to get a bigger difference because the drilling situation was too ideal!
The Makita sub compact is their 12v line up. They all run off 18v batteries so you don't have to have separate batteries for your 18v and 12v tools. The sub compact only put out 12v of power.
Good stuff, but I'm sticking with milwaukee because I'm in the automotive business and milwaukee platform offers way more tools. Most tool companies out there doesn't really care about the automotive industry like milwaukee does. Pluse don't forget about milwaukee m12 platform, talk about ergonomics.
Good point, M12 is a great platform as well.
Gratulations to the winner If money was no object for every project yeah I can see buying the festal Tool I'm not rich I need tool or more than one application I can always put a smaller and battery on the Milwaukee or the makita I can buy both the Milwaukee in the makita for the price of the Fast tool
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Thanks for all the support buddy- have an excellent weekend! 🍺🎉🍻🥩✌️
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@@DMSparky 👍🍻🍺👍🏻
We use Festool and we’re an electrical contractors and we abuse them!. The only other brand that exists in my eyes are Hilti 😂
Pretty much all the construction trades beside carpenters that I work with all use Milwaukee if tools are provided by their company. And I know lots of carpenters that have Makita are slowly moving towards Milwaukee. Milwaukee's new tools and marketing is making them to go to for any trade worker. Edit: And I use that Miilwaukee drill as an electrician, they are heavy and unbalanced like you indicated.
Agree, Milwaukee does a good job at marketing and getting their tools into store as to make them easily available at a reasonable price.
Woodworking drills vs contractor/construction drills pretty much
hi from indonesia
I disagree, bit storage is the best especially if it's large and magnetic like the festool csx. I can fit like 20 5/8 screws and that's super handy
Agree that magnetic bit storage on the CXS and even the M12 drill driver is pretty handy. Good point by u
Hi. I have the Festool battery series and like the screwdrivers. but I Hi. I have the Festool battery series and I like the screw. but I I have the Festool battery series and like the screwdrivers. but I Use the c version and the new a impact wrench. However, I would prefer the version with centrotec! Greetings, a carpenter from Schaumburg Germany
Thanks for the comment Dietmar!
Hi
What’s the food w/ the world that so true cordless blowers are awesome. 🇺🇸 MMC
first! life completed yay
Enjoy the weekend buddy🔥
My concern is battery life. I have some that can't be charged anymore, they gave out and have to be replaced. too expensive.
Which batteries where those? I've been happy with my 2 batteries for the CXS, it's been about 5 years and still going strong.
@@TheFunnyCarpenter I don't remember it was an old Skil or something.
Brand of pants?
lol, those pants are discontinued. They came from MEC in Canada.
Second?
Are you bitter about the track saw?
Definitely not
Festtool fanboys are jizzing all over this video. 😂 😂😂😂
If your drill isn't precise, just swap out the crappy chuck that it came with. Get a Rohm or something similar for $50-$75 and bam! You've got a makita