You haven't seen this test! Milwaukee VS Makita VS DeWALT VS Bosch VS Metabo

The drills tested in this video are:

Milwaukee FUEL ONEPD2

Makita DDF481

DeWALT DCD996

Bosch GSR 18V-110C

Metabo SB 18 LTX Impuls

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[Guitube]

Very well made comparison video ! No waste of time, just pure data. Very useful thanks.

[tinker]

It is not how fast it is, but how long they last. Endurance under repeated load is key for value longevity. Use em everyday and see which ones last for 2 years!
I have had many brands, and as a tradie have experienced that Makita is more plain-jane but lasts best in the trades and gives the best durability value.

[dimitrisgoktsis]

No-one talk about for duration in the years!Speed itself saying nothing to me!The thing is how it last!

[cyberdogg]

The Metabo is a an old brushed model, you should have used their brushless LTX-BL for a fair comparison.

[IMPACT-NATION]

Awesome video man. Great job on the testing! So glad I came across your channel. I just started my own channel couple months ago and I love comparing impact drivers. You just gained a new subscriber my friend. Looking forward to catching up on your videos

[Grodd]

Cool video. I am a Milwaukee guy, but have family that are invested with Dewalt and a friend uses Mikita. It really depends on a particular tool, one might have an edge in say a drill the other makes a better saw. I think if you stick with the BIG 3 you'll be well served.

[anonymoususerhere]

I refurbish/build furniture and I purchased an entire DeWalt set on sale and it's been just over 5yrs. No issues so far. I'm thankful for the sale and for its durability over the years 🤘

[irmaosthiagoedeivaladario-]

Um dos melhores teste que eu vi parabéns pela produção de vídeo

[adamcoe]

I'd be interested to see a chart at the end of all the speeds together and stuff, and maybe an overall ranking. That being said, out of Makita, DeWalt and Milwaukee, they all seemed incredibly decent with maybe a slight edge to the Makita.

[deborahscollick]

This is a great video. Thanks so much for putting the video together. I have subbed.

[eemeliuusitalo]

I'm not sure if the models from other brands are old models, but DDF481 from Makita is succeeded by DDF486. The 481 has definitely aged well and it's still comparable to other brands, i have had mine for eight (8) years and i couldn't be happier. The drill has seen about a year and a half worth of professional electrical installation use and the rest of the use has been general use around the house.

[WilliamVG]

Dewalt is solid all around but Makita really impressed me here.

[kenturner]

I purchased the GSB18V-1330 hammer drill. A BOSCH GCM18V-10SDN PROFACTOR miter saw. Two GXS18V-16N14 battery and charger kits and two spare 8ah core batteries. I am impressed except for the fact that the batteries fit in the drill so loose you can feel them move when using it. The drill has never even been on a job and it won't be going to one because of the battery fit issue. All of the other contractors that have used my miter saw were blown away by the capacity and performance at just 40 pounds. That has prompted me to order the 7 1/4 miter saw. The drill will be going back for a makita XGT. I can't believe bosch would release substandard crap like this for the contractor crowd to purchase, These are not home owner drills so why the suzy homemaker quality control. I own 3 impactor/drill combos from bosch from 2008 that still have better battery fitment than this new 1330. DON'T BUY IT.

[garrydhintz]

Most impressed with Makita here. The biggest let down was probably Bosch and Metabo. DeWalt and Milwaukee looked strong as well.

[onlylove]

Thanks. I am looking for some tools to buy for my diy job. Pretty useful video

[divinerandc]

Everyone has their favorite… i use Milwaukee and have all of them… they havent failed me at all

[YiZuSc]

Awesome video, thank you. I would suggest putting a summary chart with all the timings.

[mortezagolmakani]

The best video tools ever no extra words and wasting people time.
Thank you

[mrbigberd]

Bosch has released their 150 model with 1330 in/lb up from the 973 in/lb of the 110 seen here. It would be great to see that in the mix as it has 30% more torque.

[creative_expressionproductions]

For me the speed is pointless. All of these tools do the job better than my hands. What I am interested in is how many times can the tools repeat the job before giving up or running out of batt? I don't work on a site and drive on 9"lag bolt a day...