Hey, thanks for the feed back! I want to build an ultimate test for all combi drills I test to be put through, and your comment has definitely given me an idea of the kind of things to try, with the 40mm auger bits and 60+mm forstner bits, have you used them with a combi drill before? I just don’t want to do anything that is ridiculous and guaranteed to kill the drill, other wise people will get the impression it’s not a good drill unless it can handle that :/

@@TheToolTart yes, I use them on a regular basis with my Metabo BS 18 LTX BL Q I (horrible name - but great tool…) and it does the job without any problems. For srews of 6mm or smaller and drilling „normal“ holes I have a BS 12 BL Q (12 V drill) which weighs only ~1 kg. Battery tools have improved vastly over the years and are great nowadays!

Hey thanks for watching, I get exactly what you mean they simply arnt designed to handle that kind of job, I think most combi drills can pull off a couple, but like you said none of them can handle a lot of it! And thanks next time I’m going to do it at a Lower level, doing it that high up wasn’t very safe 😂

That’s where he hit the second 4x2 you donut 😂😂

Completely agree but companies such as skil are now bringing out power tools that can compete on performance, offer a 5 year no quarrel warranty, and are lower priced

Other companies are coming out with cheaper, better quality tools

I don’t know I got to have a shot with both at Screwfix live and if this one can last as long as a Milwaukee then they may be in trouble, 5ah battery’s for £50, and a 5 year warranty, with no need to register, just take it back to screw fix and they will give you a new one

😂😂 I’ve seen milwaukees do some heavy duty stuff I’m going to be getting some soon to test on my channel! Any recommendations on tests you’d like to see me put it through?

😂😂😂 I was pushing it too far, it’s not really meant to be used for that kind of a bit and especially drilling in treated wood! But still it done well with everything else 💯

Yeah I was thinking after I uploaded it, I’ve always called it a clutch, and the settings gears, but that’s the wrong terminology really, I’m going to search see what’s the official term for them

@@alpachino468 i think you are correct some of the time but do remember this dril is like 130 so its a cheap one and not even bruchless . But whll i use Makita for a long time . Milwaukee usely had a bit more power . Some time at the kost of relyebillety .

If Makita is frilly panties… then what’s Dewalt 😂😂

I always brought Makita too, mainly because the work I done involved bullying tools and I never wanted to ruin expensive ones, with Makita, as soon as they bring out a new drill, the one from last year gets sold for like £50, so I just pick up them models so then Im not worried if it blows up

@@TheToolTart Dewalt wear regular panties 🤣

Nah Dewalt users wear adult diapers 😂😂

I do apologise It’s only a short video I’m fairly new to this, I’m going to be buying one of each brand of reciprocating saw, and putting them to the test, any ideas of what you would like to see? I’m looking to show them in ways people actually use them and putting them through some very heavy use pushing them to the limit

Find a saw that can cut a notch in a 2x4 on the inside of a 90* angle

Yeah I’m pretty sure, wrong tool for the wrong job really, I honestly did think it would pull it off, that drills fantastic, and got so much power

Armature for that drill £20-25 drill £75-80 so we'll worth it I think....

Oh most definitely it’s worth it, fantastic drill and price wise it makes sense, you can probably tell from the video, I’m not freaking out for entertainment purposes I’m shock! Gutted I broke it,

I’ve ordered a skil combi drill, from the makers of the original skil saw, I saw them at the Screwfix live convention, and had to have one, I want to make like a set test to put all combi drills through when I test them, got any ideas for any obstacles you would like to see?

To be honest pal the test you done with the makita with augar bits. Long timber lock lags and bolts are as good as it can get, as you seen with your makita horses for course's so to speak .....👍

😂I’m the uk mate, we don’t have A/C it’s too damb cold for that! We have the heating on most of the year 😂😂 maybe I had the heating on to high

Yeah it’s brushless it still spins just doesn’t work properly and makes a horrible sound, I’m going to take it apart to see the extent of the damage, but just a simple case of using the wrong tool for the wrong job, I highly recommend this drill for day to day use, it’s powerful and has no trouble with the shorter auger bits,

The dhp458 is a brushed motor, the dhp 485 is brushless, check plastic brush holder hopefully you,ve melted it and not cooked the armature.....👍

Didn’t actually notice at the time it was brushed! Going to take the back off and try putting some new brushes in today

Hi there, thanks for your kind words, tell me about it there is a massive variation in prices, and the issue I had was supply, in local stores, so I took the gamble and tried different ones, I’ve had no issues what so ever using any other brand as long as they are the correct degree and have clipped heads. in regards to the gas the only issue I’ve faced was for some brands the tips were the incorrect size, but like I said in the video I just got round that by swapping the tips over, an interesting thing I noticed the other week was, I was building a frame and when I finished and took the bottle out the date caught my eyes, according to the bottle it was over a year out of date, however I noticed no difference in power when I used it, so I’d test them before throwing them out. And to be honest with you if it’s only for occasional use then just grab your self a 2200 pack or something, they are fairly cheep and just buy fuel cells as and when you need them. You might even be able to find some half used packs on eBay from where people have hired one for a day or two do something and had nails left over. Thanks for the feedback a cleaning video is very good idea as I’m sure there’s a lot of people who would want that! And that’s a great idea, I really appreciate that, I’ll add it in the title today!

I know honestly he should know better

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😂😂😂😂 I get what your saying mate, but the blade with chainsaw teeth was also specially designed for the job, but still it’s dangerous as hell 😂

Thanks mate, remember subscribe and only buy tools made for men 😜

I imagine him rolling in and slamming it down on the ground like Thor himself 😂😂

😂😂😂 so more of a weapon for the apocalypse rather than a tool for cutting wood 🤣🤣

Oh 100% imagine how easy it would make life

That’s a good point! Me neither

That actually sounds sick I’ve never seen or heard of anything like that before! Send me a link to one if you get a chance 👊

I managed to get through it with a small pair of cutters, just munched away bit by bit! And cutting the root and using round up is a good idea actually, I will try that, the whole thing is sandwiched between my fence and the neighbours fence, but the bottom is rotted so I pulled the bottom slat of and cut them all at the root, trying to pull them up now 😂😂 just going to put a 6 inch gravel board in to cover the whole afterwards

Things happen in life and acting jobs are hard to come by 😂😂

My thoughts exactly!

Jeeez that’s nasty! Exactly what you said mate, I think the same just because you can doesn’t mean you should!

I don’t know I’ve been on a lot of job sites and never actually seen a real man using ryobi or Dewalt 😂😂😂

Tell me about it accident waiting to happen

No problem bro, great video love your content, if you’re reading this comment, check out this man’s other videos!

Loook at thattt!!!

@@TheToolTart it does look good tbh

😂😂😂 maybe he’s just colour blind? I’ll give him that excuse 😂

Glad it helped you! 😊