FLEX VS Milwaukee Versus DeWALT MOST POWERFUL Impact Driver!

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[jxsanc]

They need to alternate the drills at the different locations . Gear ratio may be different on each

[Sirmaximus]

Flex looks great at lifting a weight...I mean I use my drills every day to lift a weight up and down before I start the job....go home flex. You're drunk...

[pauljamilkowski]

I go with Milwaukee M12 for most things because of its superior quality and small size. I’m in HVAC so I need my tools to fit in tight spaces and the Milwaukee M12 impact driver with a 2.5AH battery is tiny but packs a punch

[callumcurtis]

I'll remember this when I need to lift weights with my drill

[sammydadz]

Wonder who would win if the weights were switched. Flex weight looks like a 5lb weight. #fixed

[Ticncae]

Look at that huge battery on the flex wtf

[thatbogan]

Big battery on flex. Tiny battery on dewalt. Fair test.

[jesseg]

I'd like to know what DeWalt they used because it looks like the Atomic line compared to Milwaukee's higher Fuel line, which isn't a fair comparison tbh 🤔

[redcartiers]

Seems like Milwaukee and flex are hot on eachother’s tails

[KaiserVonKrieg]

If I worked in open spaces I would use flex. The 24volt Flex’ are just way too big especially the battery.

[TheProRapidFire]

Look at the battery size difference ofc flex will gap those little batteries

[theclamhammer]

That’s not how torque is measured. If you’re doing a horsepower test then you’d have a point.

[maverickd.t.l.]

WOW !
I just decided I’m going to continue to buy craftsman tools.

[jgscs]

Flex is the king now, I just buy now and the difference is huge 💪🏿💪🏿🐎🔥

[NonieTools]

Yeah flex can raise that weight faster on the rig but let's see who can bench press more

[TheMetaldudeX]

I do this everyday on the job. This perfect for me.

[dicktracy]

I bet that drill is put together just as haphazardly as that demo lol

[YourMaker]

I would go grab an M18 from your ride and retest.. 😊😂

[Cheytac]

Right, because impact drivers are about low impact high speed applications, which is what this tests. I’d like to see each driving 8-12 inch tietons into concrete and see which ones win. And it just so happens Milwaukee and dewalt win every time.

[aaronvillatoro]

I don’t think this measures power, it measures the speed of each hammer hit. The dewalt may have slower hits on the hammer but stronger power