Who Makes the Most Powerful Cordless Router? DeWalt 18v VS HiKOKI 36v VS Makita 40v
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- Опубликовано: 21 июл 2022
- The 18v DeWalt is the most powerful 18v Router, but can it compete with the 36v HiKOKI and the 40v Makita. Let's push these tools to the limit!
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I think 🤔 the star ⭐️ of the show is the makita blower/duster .. 😆
I got the Hikoki 36V 1/2" a couple of months ago. It is brilliant. Power wise it just feels closer to a corded plunge router than to all my other 18V palm routers ( I know that it is really not, but it has that overall solid feeling when using it). And the runtime with my 2.5Ah 36V batteries is quite good actually. The BIG advantage of the palm ones is that you can just use them with one hand easily, holding the material with the other. With the Hikoki Plunge one you always have to make some sort of a setup before you do your cut.
Hopefully Dewalt make a 54v Cordless 1/2” router, would be a nice addition to the line. I’ve been eyeing up the Hikoki aswell as a cordless Hikoki vacuum
been waiting for this one, thank you a lot!
Thank you for the video mate looks like I will be getting the xgt to complement lxt
Nice one Tools. Really interesting that the little 1.7ah battery beat the big boys on the first cut! I know you have a bit on the go, but I would love to see the Hikoki pitted against a big corded 1/2” router….
That Hikoki is a beast, finally seeing some hit the US market!
Great video mate.
Hey T&S, once again a great video. Wanted to say thanks alot for the Ebay link (momanty) to the new Hikoki impact driver, ordered from him and got mine for 150€ (so I didnt have to pay import) AND it only took a week and a half for shipping, awesome, again thanks a ton! :D
Glad it worked out. Enjoy! what colour did you get?
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL black and gold was the cheapest, plus an easier way to tell the difference from the normal drill/driver when I tell the misses which to grab - "the black one" 👍
Great video as always mate!
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Surely makita will do a 40v half inch router. I hope they do!!
I'd buy into the system for it
They probably will but at this rate it will take a couple years and cost at least 2x the Hikoki. I'm in both lines so I'll be happy if they prove me wrong!
I've nearly given up waiting and am about to break down and get the Hikoki(/Metabo HPT here)
Same. I think it’s imminent though.
Watch tonight's video
Milwaukee just had the 1/2 cordless plunge router in Australia with a price tag of over $700.
Looks like the Dewalt fence was flexing quite a bit, where as the Hikoki was solid with the stronger bars, might be why the Dewalt was snatching. Great video anyway.
Mean Green. Great video sir
I'm curious to know if the makita 18v on the round bit test perform sligtly less than makita 40v or there is huge difference and perform like Dewalt...
40v Makita look same 18v with improved battery, maybe new cells with less resistance that can deliver more and fast current. I noticed Hukoki has 18v/36v (if you use 18v is 4ah and on 36v become 2,5ah) battery that can used equally on different voltage tools. I noticed in my other cheap brand tools (parkside) that 4ah battery deliver more power than 2Ah and now there are new battery that give more power release for the same tools and they are smaller.
Would love the Hikoki. I run their nailers and have the batteries but boy is it dear. I have the Dewalt and the plunge base. Use it for most things. But Dewalt dropped the ball with the design. The depth adjustment is weird. Nothing fits nice and smooth. Everything fights you. The biggest hate is the guide fence. If you just want to do a quick straight cut forget it. The guide fence is screwed on and off rather than attached on the side like most others. It is so annoying I don't bother. Quicker to drop into plunge base that I have set up with a fence. This shouldn't be necessary though just poor design.
Couldn't agree more. It seemed Dewalt made everything different from everybody else just for the sake of being different.
run them at lower speed. the high speed settings of these are for very small cutters.
I love these comparisons. Shows that different brands have different priorities in their engineering.
Keep up the good work!
With routers for me it's very much a case of horses for courses. For deep cutting work (e.g. mitering worktop or rebating ply) plenty of raw power is essential, so I'd e looking for a powerful motor, however for trim and finishing work it's all about fine control. In both case though for me ergonomics are the key for productivity e.g. ease of bit change, stops and guides and (for trim work) fine adjustment, even the feel of the tool in the hands. So raw power is sometimes (but not always) important but it's by no means the most important factor I'd be looking for in a router.
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As a kitchen fitter I can’t fault hikoki for laminate worktops plenty of power and run time
All other tools makita 18v and 40v just couldn’t wait on 40v half inch
oof.. that poor makita sounds like it's about to shit a bearing. good comparison
Its almost like you need all three...
Great comparison, for small trimwork which one would you rather use the dewalt or makita? As a user experience? So not speedwise. But how it lays in the hand, visability, depth ajustment etc
For hand feel alone I would definitely go with the Makita.
Sounds like there is too much strain on the bearings when you push the makita and dewalt going that deep in the mdf
Great video! I have the Dewalt Trim Router. Absolute pocket rocket!
Not really a fair comparison. Noting the Dewalt powerstack using new battery technology - which has nice constant linear power. Compared to Hikoki and Makita both using 18650 batteries.
Test should of been done with some dust extraction attachment - to reduce clog up and jam up.
I feel Hikoki poor considering it’s size should have more power and win by higher margin - great video!
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Hey mate good to see another tool video! do you have problem with the 40v battery I’ve had 40v for the past year and a half and 5/6 of my battery the little screen on the battery indicator is either broken or has come completely off, and the same goes for a mate of mine who also has xgt tools, do you have the same problem?
I haven't had it happen to an XGT one yet. But I find Bosch ones fall off within a week or 2.
Great video as usual. But I have a question. Isn't the Hikoki a full sized router? And the other two palm routers? The Hikoki can use 1/2" router bits? And the other two can only use 1/4" router bits? I'm just wondering. Thanks again
Yes, as was stated in the video.
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL sorry man. I wasn't trying to be a jerk or anything. I was just asking to learn. But thank you. Take it easy
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL Enit, do people not listen to what you say ffs (apart from being blindingly obvious that the Hikoki is 1/2 🙄)
@@andrewgould9395 it’s like they said, “they are trying to learn”!
Why don’t you go find a video about something you don’t know about, watch it once and see if you know everything about that subject!
You probably will because you’re a know it all.
Piss off!
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HIKOKI one is strong af
Do you think that Makita would work as a cut out router for cutting window and door openings from OSB?
Yeah should be alright. Might be a little slow.
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL Thanks for the reply, just looking for excuses to buy as much Makita 40v as possible
I have the LXT version of this router and it sucks. You can barely cut out 1/2 OSB and 5/8 makes it stop unless you go real slow. I’m glad the new version is better
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I like my dewalt
And I also have the Makita. Dewalt has a better view with 3 lights and a better base.
I think my hikoki corded half inch router would struggle just as much (mv12e)
Consider on cost alone
A corded tool costs £500 and does the job all day long (no electricity, go buy a gennie)
Cordless, more than £500 for the tool,than you need atleast £250/batterie that gives you 10 mins of work time under this load, typically to keep working, how many batteries would you need...?.........
.at least 3....
Work out that cost, plus the weight to carry and you would need 2 chargers, because it takes a charger 1 hour to re charge an 8 amp batterie that goes flat in 10 mins?.......
You would be insane to buy a cordless router/chop saw/grinder/circular saw/masonary drilling, especially using core bits.....
Cordless is only good for hand drills to put in screws.... thats all they are good for, light work only.....
The metabo has a corded ac adapter :/ . And the other routers are trim routers. Doesn't take a lot of power or runtime to do roundovers or chamfers.
Nonsense. 70lb hammer, demo hammer, table saw, 9 in grinder, quickie saw, air compressor. Everything else is cordless and the quickie saw is gas.
Why wasnt Milwaukee in the picture?
If you had watched the whole video, you would know.
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL I did but i must not of payed 100% attention sorry. A simple answer to my question would of been great 😅
The Hitachi cutter loses because it cannot be entered with one hand, but Makita and Dewalt can! So to the winners, I read Makita.
Thank you for the video, you always shoot very well and try to do everything objectively! 😘👍
Oh man 🤕 I really expect a better performance out of the DeWalt!!
That thing was really struggling, also it actually sounded like the bearings were oscillating badly. Lousy quality bearings?
Makita...to be fair, no one in his right mind would run a 1 inch ball bit on a TRIM ROUTER!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Using that terrible edge guide at such a distance gave the dewalt a disadvantage because there was alot more slop in the edge guide allowing the bit to bind up. Also Not using a new bit each time gives a disadvantage.
The terrible dewalt guide that comes with the tool... What colour are your tools?
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL Fair enough, I guess that tells us what needs to be improved on Dewalt's part. And I don't own one colour of tools. I buy the best tool for the job no matter the brand. I own Milwaukee, Dewalt, Makita, Skil and some others.
@@ToolsAndStuffOFFICIAL I love how you say it how it is. The truth will set you free
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I don't understand why makita went and built basically the exact same router again in the 40v. They could have taken advantage of the extra volts and made something more like the hikoki.
I think the Flex is better.
Where is milwaukee milwaukee is bether !
No it most definitely isn't.
This is why i dont use ANY cordless tools....
They are so pathetic, and i could never use anything like this professionally.....
P.s... did you see the mess of a gouge the dewalt made ?????? I would loose the customer or a contract with work like that......
1 word....
Sheer "trash"..... unfit for purpose.... especially for cabinet work.
Sorry to be negative but it’s a bit of a pointless comparison since two of the routers run 1/4 inch and the hikoki runs 1/2 inch…. ?
No what you mean is, you don't understand what you are watching. Nor do you understand what a comparison is. If you were looking to buy a new car, would you only look at one type, one cc rating, one colour?
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Was the Hikoki using the same 1/4” shank 1” dia bull nose bit or
a 1/2” shank? If your using a 1/2” shank there is no comparison, and even if you use the same 1/4” shank there is still no comparison.
The Hikoki is heavier, larger bearings, more powerful.
@@markbell2663 Do you know what comparison means? And idk why you brought up shank size if you're gonna dismiss the whole thing and also ignored that he used the same bits.