Love Wera tools, some of the best you can buy! Love your videos too!

Look at Milwaukee 1/4 drive metric Allens and standard bits. I have used mine for 3 years

I have a special tip for you

I have a special tip for you

I REALLY wish that someone would do a shootout with the Festool CXS 18.... I can only find people doing with the 12, and it's kinda frustrating at this point. I don't know if it's so trashy that no one wants it, or they simply already have the TPC for 18v

nice kit. when r u going to use it?

A homedepo kucket hols more for only 5bks

Waste of money, sherwin williams mark ups are twice that of lowes, go to lowes instead

This is why Bosch makes their amazing metal saw, which I have and use extensively. .

Us punch hole 😁 for ur sand paper

PB Swiss hands down

I tried to watch the whole video, but I couldn't stand the constantly repeating music. I would lose the music. It is really just a distraction in most videos.

I have the non-xlock version exactly the same just your standard 5/8 shank. Have used it heavily. Pros: great power, great feel, nice balance, and inside all the components are swappable for replacement. Cons: lost receipt and warranty was denied/bill for fix only had to pay for return shipping+fix. Was cutting mild 1” tube steel and blade pinched and safety locked the grinder. Never could get it running again. I’m not a fanboy but i love my bosch tools this was a disappointment.

Is there a link for where you bought one of these? I need one!

Great video! FYI the stainless steel variant is for marine applications where you would be cranking down on stainless hardware all the time. It’s to prevent galvanic corrosion from contact of dissimilar metals.

How are those bits holding up?

I've got the 3 impacta drivers and the two yellow handled chissels. They're all great and very high quality. JIS works just fine in phillips. I use the impacta drivers on powersports carburetor screws, as they're usually a pain to get out without stripping the heads. Those can be used as regular drivers, too.

Any thing bad about it? Thanks!

Really nice bag and tools sir. If you want a great upgrade for your flashlight I use a Armytek Wizard C2 Pro Warm, thing is the best for pockets and tool bags as a work light.

I purchased Milwaukee PACKOUT systems. But I switched back to dewalt toughsystem. Dewalt is made in USA. Milwaukee PACKOUT made in Israel, says so on the label. I won’t be part of genocide! I returned all of it!

I use it as a pencil sharpener" and I must confirm that it is a beautiful product, especially its blades that seem to last forever.

Well made and poorly made products come out of every country. It's all about quality control. Only time will tell if SK China stacks up to the quality of SK USA tools.

If the shank extended out, would be much better

Excellent review. I love mine.....just used it to break up some old concrete and worked beautifully.

It should come standard with the Bluetooth feature

Hi, I'm a finish carpenter. I have the Metabo. I can nail continuously using 2" x 18g nails. It charges and can keep up. The problem I have is that it's cheap and isn't that reliable. Will this Makita keep up? Thanks

Hilarious

The compact one looks like it wants to lay eggs under my skin

Normal price is 80€ so this post is BS

Similar to the govo, currently on Amazon Australia, the govo is $2au cheaper. $18 vs $20au.

Nice, they could of gone with purple on the control panel 😤

Nice just bought one thanks

Great review! Really considering this model now

Looks pretty cool, but I hope Veto eventually make some kind of Toughbuilt clip adapter option. It's just more streamlined and easy to use.

HI Guys. I bought one like this cutter .. and if you want my feelings for this. I am really very happy to use it. I recommend to all who use tapes. Best of luck

Klein drawers seems to have more reinforcement. Just bought into the pack out system a lot of versatility, however did not purchase the drawers , I’m going to wait hoping Milwaukee designs a reinforced drawer system. It’s a lot of money spent on something that seems a considerable amount of pack-out users complain about.. until then Ridgid especially for the price seems more acceptable drawer system to live with. Especially Home Depot having a big Ridgid Modular sale. So a combination of Packout boxes and Ridgid drawers seems like a good compromise.

I have a snowjoe which I like. Only complaint I have is I can only throw the snow forward so I have to start at each end over the sidewalk and work towards the middle. This seems to have the same issue

Does the 90 degree attachment accept a bit on its own is do you need to put another attachment on it?

Great comparison, I actually have both, Gedore also makes very similar and also blue tools. From the start I can tell you I like the knipex ones more, I have some older versions slightly different from the new ones and also heavier. Weight is not a real problem here. Actually this lever action button is not the best when you work outdoor and some debris can go under that lever on the hazet. If that pivot pin is not fully seated you can do some damage to the teeths. The knipex is easier to clean,and that lever doesn't make much difference for me. Also the heat treatment is better on the knipex cobra, more durable teeths on the gripping jaws. Don't get me wrong, hazet makes great tools, sockets, torque wrenches, and special tools for automotive industry. But I mostly choose knipex when it comes to pliers.

Its not even 12v i believe its 10.5v yet so powerful for the tasks it meant to be used

I just returned a CXS 12 to get this one. The CXS 12 screams like a Banshee at full power! Plus I prefer the mechanical clutch. I found the electronic clutch on the CXS 12 to be unreliable. Also, I know this does not have an offset head, but I think the right-angle head is small enough to fulfill that need in many situations.

I own rc cars and they get dusty after running them would this work for blowing the dust off when finished?

TP6B was my first veto purchase. I really liked the idea of this bag, however there were some issues with it. It tends to tip rather easily, and because there is no flap, the tools just fall out. I work out of a vehicle and we're always driving around back and forth, so the bag is gonna move around no matter what. I ended up going back to a regular ol' tool bag that I can zip up. I gave away my TP6B to my brother in law and he loves it, he works inside so these issues don't bother him. Veto has since come out with the TP-LD which is more-or-less this bag but with a flap cover and a wider base. I'm seriously considering it.

This 1 gallon good enough to inflate car tires?

Hey man. How was the bag. Is it still in use today, if so would love another video on it and its setup. 🙌

Very nice screwdrivers

Gratis tool!!

Lol mine and my coworkers were dropped oil when we got them

I think they probably blow

I am confused which to get, between this and the 9308EVA. Snap-on sells the 9308 only. Wonder why.