You’re definitely the only channel I’ve seen that shows the battery of each tool, shows the speed of each tool, what you’re drilling into, the type of screw and the specs of the tool. It really shows a level of transparency that you just don’t see in the other channels. Keep up the great work sir, your channel is definitely underrated.
I'm a huge advocate for the hydraulic impact drivers. They are so buttery smooth!!! My favorite thing about impact drivers is feeling like I'm in control without any force on my body. The Milwaukee Surge is my daily driver
Great test thank you. Too powerful, fast and big for my needs. Really interesting to hear about the effects of using it. If you drive big fasteners I guess it has it uses but as you’ve told us use a drill and save yourself from being deafened and shaken using a monster impact driver.
The stuff you have been saying about it being hard to keep on a screw came to fruition in watching Torque Test Channel. Where the impact machanism hits the planetaries and causes that.
So for light to medium duty fasteners it comes down to which tool is more comfortable to use (which the dewalt loses) cause they are all about the same
Yeah I agree, and for the DIY’er/ homeowner that isn’t making money off their tools, the speed isn’t as important. Obviously you don’t want your tool taking forever to do a simple task, but a few seconds difference won’t matter if you’re not a professional. Pick one you like, they’re all great, except the overpriced Makita.
@@jjb0894 The older Dewalt impact drivers are really comfortable to use. The DCF787 has been my go to since I got it, but it’s pretty slow compared with the newer models. Metabo HPT has really good ergonomics, and I also like the 4 mode Ridgid.
I was really exited to buy a gen 4 Milwaukee but then I saw a few videos and a read a bit about some problems they can get and now I’m not sure about it. What would you say about that and have you had any issues, I know torque test channel has bought like 6
The problems people have had with the Gen 4 is because they're using it for things they shouldn't. If you use it properly, then you'll never have an issue
@@ToolswithSoAlz sounds great from what I heard people say it broke when in the self tapping mode all I will probably be using it for will be for around the house stuff with like 2-3 inch wood screws and when I rebuild my deck later on
So since Torque Test Channel says it is a beast in reverse I kind of wondered what your thoughts were if you had some reverse threaded screws. I know not practical just interesting.
@ToolswithSoAlz I completely understand that and is why I said it isnt practical. More interesting and if they made an 861 that was reverse of the 860 we could see if the 860 was smoother and more powerful.
Of all of these the Milwaukee would be my favorite, followed by the Flex. I don't like putting these bug batteries on impact drivers and that's a lot of the weight
Hey dude, a bit of feedback, you flash the results way to fast to read I had to go back and pause to read them at 1:47 it would be nice if you left them on the screen a little longer
i would like to make a note that you are using the milwuakee fuel m18 wrong, it is supposed to be with a High output 3ah or 6ah hour battery because it gets 25% more power from it, otherwise using a 5ah attery is just like using a regular milwaukee m18 impact driver
So, you prefer the men you watch to be thinner and more attractive to you. Congratulations on outing yourself, Princess. The only tool you've ever used your brother was born with and it's your favorite flavor. Go back to grabbing your ankles and leave the tools to men.
Alright I’m only 52 seconds in and I’m smelling a rat… I hope I’m wrong but please don’t rig the test against DeWALT. The Flex has the stack lithium battery, Milwaukee is using the red lithium battery but I don’t see a power stack battery on the DeWALT. If this is a fair comparison and has any integrity I hope you put a power stack on the DeWALT. If you don’t we’ll all know it’s rigged
Ma'am you shouldn't be here. You're a whiny fangirl. You'll be better off somewhere with other whiny little fangirls. Maybe go back to the Den of Fools?
@ToolswithSoAlz Idk which brand won, but I don't have any of them. Had to turn the video off after I saw you leave the clock running while fumbling with screws.
No you do not test speed by multiple screws You screw up going from 1 screw to another Pathetic Vcg construction does the same crap You measure time with 1 screw Amazing how im the only one that sees people mess up going from 1 screw to the next Open your eyes Horrible testing
You’re definitely the only channel I’ve seen that shows the battery of each tool, shows the speed of each tool, what you’re drilling into, the type of screw and the specs of the tool.
It really shows a level of transparency that you just don’t see in the other channels.
Keep up the great work sir, your channel is definitely underrated.
Thank you very much
I'm a huge advocate for the hydraulic impact drivers. They are so buttery smooth!!! My favorite thing about impact drivers is feeling like I'm in control without any force on my body. The Milwaukee Surge is my daily driver
The new DEWALT XR DCF 870 should be coming out soon
Yea there not as powerful tho. I enjoy both and would choose the oil impact over the hammer unless i know its not going to be strong enough
Please give this man a like no one tests them like him
Thank you sir
@@ToolswithSoAlzwhy do you shake so much?
@fasttimes188 I have Parkinson's disease
I guess you never heard of project farm
@@KLartrandM project farm is great fantastic channel this guy is quicker and funnier
Great test thank you. Too powerful, fast and big for my needs. Really interesting to hear about the effects of using it. If you drive big fasteners I guess it has it uses but as you’ve told us use a drill and save yourself from being deafened and shaken using a monster impact driver.
The tests really came down to the composition of the wood, meaning all of the tools were about just as good as the other.
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1:06 pretty close either way, but we said 3840 RPM simply because that's what it measures at. The Flex is 4,450 IPM
I couldn't remember what you had said
Again a awesome review 👏 👌
Thank you
I would love to see your thoughts on Hilti ?
The stuff you have been saying about it being hard to keep on a screw came to fruition in watching Torque Test Channel. Where the impact machanism hits the planetaries and causes that.
I believe I said exactly that when I was testing it
Nice video and good test setup more realistic!
Thank you
Great video, thank you Robert
My pleasure
Soroosh is back!
Nice to have you back. Pardon the inconvenience Sorrosh.
So for light to medium duty fasteners it comes down to which tool is more comfortable to use (which the dewalt loses) cause they are all about the same
For standard fasteners, you can literally just flip a coin because there are plenty of impact drivers to choose from.
Yeah I agree, and for the DIY’er/ homeowner that isn’t making money off their tools, the speed isn’t as important.
Obviously you don’t want your tool taking forever to do a simple task, but a few seconds difference won’t matter if you’re not a professional.
Pick one you like, they’re all great, except the overpriced Makita.
@@jjb0894 The older Dewalt impact drivers are really comfortable to use. The DCF787 has been my go to since I got it, but it’s pretty slow compared with the newer models.
Metabo HPT has really good ergonomics, and I also like the 4 mode Ridgid.
I wish they would start selling Flex here in Australia
I bet
Why is it that with the timber screw you took your right hand off with the flex and milwaukee but not the dewalt?
Because you're looking for excuses to explain that which you have absolutely no idea
@@ToolswithSoAlz oh that clarifies a lot, thanks🤣
I was really exited to buy a gen 4 Milwaukee but then I saw a few videos and a read a bit about some problems they can get and now I’m not sure about it. What would you say about that and have you had any issues, I know torque test channel has bought like 6
The problems people have had with the Gen 4 is because they're using it for things they shouldn't. If you use it properly, then you'll never have an issue
@@ToolswithSoAlz sounds great from what I heard people say it broke when in the self tapping mode all I will probably be using it for will be for around the house stuff with like 2-3 inch wood screws and when I rebuild my deck later on
Good stuff man
Thank you
So since Torque Test Channel says it is a beast in reverse I kind of wondered what your thoughts were if you had some reverse threaded screws. I know not practical just interesting.
I can't think of a single application where it would be useful
@ToolswithSoAlz I completely understand that and is why I said it isnt practical.
More interesting and if they made an 861 that was reverse of the 860 we could see if the 860 was smoother and more powerful.
I don't know why people would go with flex when it weighs a metric ton when the others perform just as well
Of all of these the Milwaukee would be my favorite, followed by the Flex. I don't like putting these bug batteries on impact drivers and that's a lot of the weight
You must have weak arms . It’s called flex for a reason 💪🏻
I like impact driver , i've the Milwaukee Gen4 18V and the 12V , Dewalt 12v and the Bosch GDX aka Freak.
Hey dude, a bit of feedback, you flash the results way to fast to read I had to go back and pause to read them at 1:47 it would be nice if you left them on the screen a little longer
Ok
i would like to make a note that you are using the milwuakee fuel m18 wrong, it is supposed to be with a High output 3ah or 6ah hour battery because it gets 25% more power from it, otherwise using a 5ah attery is just like using a regular milwaukee m18 impact driver
Dry your eyes little fangirl
@@ToolswithSoAlz
😂
In general, most influencers remain neutral. 😉
That was hilarious. 😊
Flex is the Best / and winner! 💪
notice how smooth the milwaukee impacts compared to the flex and dewalt hammer skipping?
Quite a bit
not bad for a standard 5 from dewalt
Apparently everything else having the same 5ah didn't matter. Dewalt fangirl
Awe, I hurt this little girl's feelings. Ma'am go back to grabbing your ankles and leave the tools to men
So, you prefer the men you watch to be thinner and more attractive to you. Congratulations on outing yourself, Princess. The only tool you've ever used your brother was born with and it's your favorite flavor. Go back to grabbing your ankles and leave the tools to men.
Which brand has the lowest vibration?
Of these three? Probably the Flex
@@ToolswithSoAlzthanks! What about top drivers in general that may not be in this video? Thanks again
I'm partial to the Ridgid
Good video
Thank you
You must have bought that dewalt of aliexpress from china
I didn't buy it at all. A channel member purchased it and sent it to us
Yeah,what’s with all the Chinese writing on it?
China or whatever is still the 860 folks. Come on
@@ToolswithSoAlz Channel member must be from China
Runs good with a 8 xr battery dewalt finally put out
Don't put a big stupid battery on an impact
Correct test like this vídeo thanks and subscribe on his channel ,god
Alright I’m only 52 seconds in and I’m smelling a rat… I hope I’m wrong but please don’t rig the test against DeWALT. The Flex has the stack lithium battery, Milwaukee is using the red lithium battery but I don’t see a power stack battery on the DeWALT. If this is a fair comparison and has any integrity I hope you put a power stack on the DeWALT. If you don’t we’ll all know it’s rigged
Ma'am you shouldn't be here. You're a whiny fangirl. You'll be better off somewhere with other whiny little fangirls. Maybe go back to the Den of Fools?
Ma'am, you didn't watch. You're just a whiny little fangirl who can't handle what she saw. You should get your husband to console you, Sweety
If anything the DeWalt better kept up with stack lithium🎉
@aetorres7422 um....not a single one of them used stacked lithium. Next excuse!
🎉😊
The level of human error in these tests is hilarious.
Ma'am, your tool brand lost and now you're having a mental breakdown. You should get your husband to console you, Sweety
@ToolswithSoAlz Idk which brand won, but I don't have any of them. Had to turn the video off after I saw you leave the clock running while fumbling with screws.
@MFRiley ma'am then pick up your little camera and show everyone how it's done or STFUB
Что за говнотесты???
Awe, her tool brand lost and now she's having a mental breakdown. Get your husband to console you, Sweety
Milwaukee has more consistency and smooth
I can agree and see where you're coming from
No you do not test speed by multiple screws
You screw up going from 1 screw to another
Pathetic
Vcg construction does the same crap
You measure time with 1 screw
Amazing how im the only one that sees people mess up going from 1 screw to the next
Open your eyes
Horrible testing
Ma'am pick up your little camera and show everyone how it's done or shut the f**k up and stop being a whiny little b**ch