Makita (XWT14) VS DeWalt (DCF921) 1/2 Inch Impact Wrenches (DCF921)

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[nodrinkingproblemhere]

dewalt body also looks smaller, quite important aspect when working in automotive.

[Meme-zccw]

Both are outstanding, but I am a Dewalt guy. I have the mid torque and that thing does lags like it is nothing. Just bought the Ridgid High Torque on sale with the high output 4ah at HD for $199. Cant wait to put that thing to work. Great video!!

[ToolTimeToday]

i had the dewalt 921(UK) 1/2 inch and i now have the Makita DTW300 1/2 inch (UK) and tbh after having the dewalt I'm glad i have got the Makita. the reason being lack of control. i felt that the dewalt was lacking features that i use on a daily basis. thing's like the auto-stop on the Makita, the 4 stage power output on the Makita, where the dewalt did not have and should have had. i feel that if the dewalt had been thought about and customers listened to, then that would have stayed as my daily beast for lag's/bolts/nut's etc...etc... good tool the dewalt, just not the one for me

[djespo]

I passed on the DeWalt but now I may go back and get it. Thanks for the upload

[geotop]

Looking for compact impact wrench. Thanks for your video. As I'm in UK, and here available compact dewalt batteries max only 5Ah, I prefere to buy Makita. 6Ah makita batteries will provide more power, and more working time. Dewalt wrench is a bit shorter. But running time is more important for me.

[lordhowellpulangco]

makita did the great job it didnt give all the force to prevent overheating the motor i have both on them been using a year now for tire rotation and changing brake pads.

[typhoonm.]

I am thinking to buy one of these which one do you suggest in Greece the price is the same for the tool but dewalt has cheeper battery and and battery charger