Glad it was helpful! Appreciate the feedback, I try and do it differently to others. I do try to keep my videos short and informative, and not boring.

I believe so

Glad you like them!

It does go down to 4mm. But like any planer going full depth and full width they all struggle a bit. I’ve got the makita 1050w corded planer and that struggles full depth at 4mm on full width.

for track saws it's not about being ugly, it's about precision, if this was better than others it could be valuable i mean for the money you pay(including hilti batteries too) you can go with a lot better track saw

It appears to be a coated aluminium

After using a few Hilti tool recently I was disappointed with this track saw.

@@Mueller_projectsthis saw is so expensive if you don’t own the batteries that it’s a better idea to buy a Mafell k85 and be happy for the rest of our known lives

How much plastic you can handle ?? Hilti...1000% .

I found the Makita 40v had heaps of power. Both were similar, but I personally felt the 40v had more power. Hilti doesn’t have a rear yet in NZ.

Thank you for watching and your positive feedback.

Thanks for the comment

Great reply. It would work better that one. It’s one way I’ve hardly ever used a sander.

Wasn’t ment to be. Tried to show the difference between the 2 saws

Thanks. One of best investments I’ve made. A higher end toolbelt or custom toolbelt are worth it

Thanks for the tip!

Just use a filter bag .It wouldn't be osha complaint without it anyway for most things .Absolutely love the 40v I have.

From what I understand the dhs680 has a power output of 680w. The hs012 & the hs004 both have an output of 1300w. Just different sized blade. The hs012 is lighter than the dhs680 with more power

@@Mueller_projects thanks, xgt looks really great compared to lxt, oh I supposed hs002/4 saw with 190 blades has more power,

Cheers. I’ve had quite a bit of positive feedback about them, that’s why I do them every week. Not many watch them on KZbin, but Instagram get good views

Thanks for the comment. Some of the flex gear looks impressive, we can’t get it here in NZ yet.

True about maths mate. I see apprentices getting their phones out a lot for even simple math. The table is based on a Ron Paulk design that I reduced in size to suite me.

@Mueller_projects oh yeah. Mine too. The thing is really bulky anymore. Honeymoon phase was over for me probably 2 years ago... yours is very Scott brownish. I'll probably go for it in spring(northern hemisphere). Have a good night. Or morning. Whatever it is...

Maybe, but I’ve never liked coping saws. They do have their place, but for trim scribing cuts I find a jigsaw faster and easier

​@@Mueller_projectsi agree 👍

They are a bit on the heavy side. But you do get used to it. I hardly notice it now. Working a lot with native timber or Oregon, the Milwaukee doesn’t struggle unlike my paslode.

He only makes a limited number of items per month. He’s always working to add new stock

Thanks for the sub! Glad my videos have been helpful

Yes. If I was to replace my Makita, it would be with the Milwaukee

If you want to lug a air hose over the job! For me last time I used pneumatic was over 6 years ago with a past boss. I’ll stick with cordless any day now

I own both and I use cordless more often, sometimes I have to use cordless, just recently had to do some repairs in a attic, yes I couldn’t of figured it out with the pneumatic but thank god for the Milwaukee not having to drag the cord and compressor up there made a world of difference. Yes the Milwaukee is heavy, but overall it’s a great nail gun, but hey to each their own. If you don’t have the need to drop the over 300 bucks on the bare tool than stick with what works for you

I think so.

Did you return it under warranty? After over 3rd mine developed a issue with the piston, was replaced under warranty

All the suspenders I’ve used either came with belt loops to put a 50mm toolbelt through, or you can by them separately if needed. Some toolbelts have places to attach suspenders too. Does that answer your question?

Thanks 👍