Dewalt is King. DCF860 DCF891 DCF892 DCF961

[@mikedeeeeeee]

I’m 52. I’ve had Dewalt my whole life. Stay DeWalt Milwaukee is definitely a top brand, but I really believe in Dewalt it seems like they’re finally trying to up their game and I appreciate someone like you in their corner we need more DeWalt nuts

[@ihiohoh2708]

I primarily use Milwaukee, and I agree. In real world practice between rough-ins and service calls there isn't realistically going to be any noticeable difference in performance in Dewalt or Milwaukee. To be honest, I like my 12v tools a lot except for rough-in. So the power isn't necessary most the time. Stick with what is economical and makes the most sense for you. Yes, Dewalt lied, but all of these companies are guilty of that.

[@MattGamble]

Finally a tool KZbinr with common sense. Everything in this video is spot on. I use dewalt day in and day out and literally cannot abuse them anymore than I do and I have yet it 4 years have a tool fail me. My boss uses milwankee and we’ve already throwed a drill of his away and had another drills anti kickback stop working. I will forever be a dewalt user ! Love your stuff keep it up!

[@ChristianElectrician]

@MattGamble thank you brother!

[@ЕмилДамянов-з5ы]

I am Roofing from more than 25 years and DeWalt is best brand for roofing! I hope that 860 is balanced like 887 i really hope

[@ChristianElectrician]

@@ЕмилДамянов-з5ы You're going to love it. Get it now or wait for a sale.

[@Lee-lb9qh]

DeWALT all the way! I don't think Milwaukee is better, I think they both have their ups and downs

[@jimlove3795]

I’ve had Dewalt since 94. Stuck with this brand because it gets it done for me every time. I’m glad you always tell it like it is, when it comes to when and how the tool should be used in its application.

[@ChristianElectrician]

Thanks Jim! Appreciate the encouragement and affirmation.

[@247Combat]

Im on the milwaukee and dewalt platforms. To me this dewalt 860 with the 1.7 powerstack is better then my gen 4 with 3.0 HO battery. For some reason the gen 4 hurts my wrist with the 3.0 batterry since it sticks out so far it ruins the balance so even though its slightly lighter its worse . The 860 with the small 1.7 powerstack is balanced and vibrates less and stays a little cooler. The ability to control the light is a bonus as well.use your impact all day in the heat, and turning off the let contributed to the tool staying cooler. The 1007 drill is a beast with the best clutch ive used on a hammer drill. And this is coming from someone who owns mostly milwaukee tools. Also the 870 is about to drop and its supposed to be a milwaukee surge killer, we will see

[@ChristianElectrician]

Thank you for sharing your experience as a person who has tried both brands. I enjoyed reading your comment. I was using the DCF860 today and the 1.7ps is still so powerful with it and really light.

[@CodySpicer-wf2zs]

I feel exactly the same way. I just got the 860 and I love it. I've had the 891 and they're both monsters for what they're designed for. The power stack 1.7 is my favorite battery across all platforms.

[@ChristianElectrician]

Well said, I couldn't agree more.😊🙏👍

[@michelranellucci5722]

I would reallyyyy love to see an dcf860 vs dcf892 comparaison for driving screws... with the adaptor on the 892 of course!

[@123donmaster]

I run all 1.7 powerstacks in my smaller impact tools as mechanic, has power and there light. DeWalt forever!!!

[@david-ue4ez]

Finally someone with real common sense of daily tool use. 99% of the screw I drive or 2/2.5 never drive 10” with a driver that's just stupid. Awesome revi Amen surrendered my life 24 yes ago more on fire for Jesus now then ever. God bless

[@mikekahotea8148]

There was only main reason why I bought my DeWalt 961 is because of nut busting especially on rusted nuts such as cars , big rigs, tractors , dozers , loader's. Most cases Milwaukee was always in front for nut busting and hard core drilling . Seldom DeWalt was king . The main craze for the impact wrenches was the reverse impact wrenching for nut releasing not so much driving.

[@ChristianElectrician]

Thanks for sharing your real life tool experience. I appreciate it.

[@mikekahotea8148]

@@ChristianElectrician your welcome my friend . Keep up the good work , try not to work too hard though , it can be confusing and frustrating on these researches . Doing a damn good job 👍

[@ericonelove1179]

Amen brother 🙏🏼

[@ChristianElectrician]

Amen

[@123donmaster]

DeWalt really holds up well, not always the most powerful but holds up and there DURABLE

[@soyunapersonauwu8234]

I bought 2 Milwaukee batteries 2 years ago 8 amp high output and started failing . Never ever had this issue with DEWALT. I only used the batteries once a week btw

[@scottandrews1419]

Well said, I started with dewalt in my apprenticeship which was 6 years ago, last few months I’ve tried makita lxt and milwaukee, I regret it, the dewalt battery platform is unbeatable. DeWalt is king.

[@ChristianElectrician]

#DeWalt!

[@konradstabilny4429]

In Europe, most DeWalt tools that you can buy are also manufactured in China. God bless you too.

[@hulkhuggett]

Nice video, brother. I have older DeWalts and Milwaukees. I also have some makita, bosch, ridgid, etc. I know I'm gonna catch some flack when I say this, but right now my biggest platform is the Brushless 1+ from Ryobi. I use my tools daily. I haven't had any issues in the past 2 years, except for the 21° framing gun and it's "safety" features. The Ryobi isn't as comfortable in your hand, but I promise it keeps up on the job site. Huge platform and half the price. I've been considering another platform, and you're pushing towards DeWalt. The Milwaukee framing gun seems like the best one out there (that's the main thing that stopped me from DeWalt), and Ryobi is 2nd. The brad nailers, Ryobi is #1. Although my pneumatic DeWalt brad nailer destroys them all. PSA: can we please make batteries compatible with all tools and no adapters!! ALL of us use to buy the best tool for the job (regardless of brand) when everything was corded. Don't lie, you know you did too (unless you're under 30). Make all tools great again!

[@ChristianElectrician]

You're good with Milwaukee or Dewalt. When I worked with all the old timers at a City College as a student worker (years ago), they used corded tools, and just as you said, they bought the best tool for the job regardless of brand.

[@Texasmade76]

I've tried rigid Makita Milwaukee DeWalt, The most versatile most powerful tool, tool for tool is absolutely the Milwaukee You cannot beat it. It has durability strength and a pretty good warranty always gets the job done. 27 year plumber here

[@ChristianElectrician]

Thanks for sharing, I got guys that say otherwise for Dewalt and Makita. I appreciate you guys sharing. Bottom line is, the tools these days are solid. Especially Dewalt and Milwaukee

[@A.R.T.1591]

Thanks for the videos and keep them coming god bless you brother.

[@ChristianElectrician]

Thank you and God bless you too.

[@dayhuffroad796]

The ice cream truck rolling by in the background made me lol. Nice video!

[@ChristianElectrician]

😁 lol me too!

[@FATL0L0]

GOD Bless You

[@ChristianElectrician]

😊🙏👍

[@KansasTools]

The 1.7 powerstack is the best battery available and it’s not close. The smallest size with big power. It’s to bad the LiPos are gonna be done but I’m looking forward to the sales for sure 👍🏼

[@stevenfoust3782]

30 yrs of dewalt, always reliable.

[@ChristianElectrician]

Awesome!

[@MicahsRants]

Dewalt ALLDAY I just picked up my 845 on sale. New sub to help with channel growth 💪🏽💪🏽

[@ChristianElectrician]

Thanks for the sub. Enjoy the new DCF845. Check out the new DCF860 impact, which is their newest model. Appreciate the support. 😊🙏👍

[@hawaiianbasshead]

I switched back more to dewalt from makita when the powerstacks came out because I also got the right angle drill since makita didn't drop one yet and the milwaukee died alot on my boss and friend 18v hole hawgs up to 18v super hawg. Premature failures. Got the 891, 900, 850, 999 hammerdrill lol, Sawzall, oscillator, a skillsaw I need to change for right hand and some other random stuff. Still have a milwaukee framing nailer and bandsaw and makita bunch of stuff but I'll probably change them sooner or later since makita hasn't been competitive for shit and milwaukee is China sounds like. But I'll take my time and try to sell them to fund more yellow 😊

[@nickp3270]

i use the 860 with the 1.7 power stack so id like to see that go up against the others i also do like the flex alot flex makes great tools

[@ChristianElectrician]

@@nickp3270 😊👍

[@foobyfoo9403]

Amen brother

[@ChristianElectrician]

Amen! 😊🙏👍

[@freedomconstruction]

My 860 failed today. But fell out of the chuck, and it was cutting out intermittently while drilling

[@ChristianElectrician]

How many times did we drop it from the roof/rafters?

[@A.R.T.1591]

O yes I’m staying team Dewalt for sure they’re always reliable and 🙌🏻 have never let me down. I can’t wait to get my hands on a dcf860 and the dcf961 I’m currently saving up to get them.

[@ChristianElectrician]

They are both awesome

[@stevenfoust3782]

I have two 887’s that won’t die. The triggers on dewalt are second to none! Milwaukee has a little more power but not a great trigger. Also , dewalt is far more reliable than Milwaukee over time.

[@ChristianElectrician]

Awesome, thanks for sharing your experience as a Dewalt user. I appreciate it

[@ericonelove1179]

Dewalt is the best 👍🏼

[@yuptrue4794]

🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@33kingmajor16]

I’m still doing work with dcf809

[@ChristianElectrician]

Nice! I see you got San Francisco logo, have you checked out Fasteners Inc on the West Coast?

[@33kingmajor16]

@@ChristianElectrician I live in Memphis

[@ChristianElectrician]

@@33kingmajor16 oh ok 👍

[@JuanGarcia-kk3ux]

Like that i am happy w/ my dewalt agree w/u hermano

[@tiancheung5348]

I agree with what us said about impact doing its job however dewalt is always late with technology such as auto shutoff on the drill or the hydraulic impact. Dewalt just last to implement these. I am still waiting for dewalt hydraulic impact dcf870. Should be out soon. Just kinda hard keep waiting for dewalt to catch up..

[@ChristianElectrician]

Milwaukee copied Dewalts tri beam light on the Impact with gen 4. They each play catch up in different ways. Milwaukee is just raw power. Dewalt is powerful but practical. Check this out. I have an atomic one hand recip saw. The Milwaukee one hand recip saw can't even stand up like the Dewalt, unless it has a 6ah battery. It's more powerful than dewalt, but Dewalt focused on the purpose of having an atomic one had recip saw. It can stand upright and fit in tiny spots. If I need a bigger recip saw I use my 2 handers that 60v or my deep cut band saw. They go back and forth. I like my American owned Dewalt company. Check out the new 5-in-1 DXL Modular Storage System from Dewalt, it's awesome. Literally just dominated the packout.

[@lonestar2520]

God Bless You and Your Family Brother, and keep up the reviews! ☦️🇺🇸

[@ChristianElectrician]

Thank you! Amen

[@THEBEARDEDTOOLGUY]

AND THE WORD RIGHTLY DIVIDED

[@ChristianElectrician]

Amen Eric, thanks for the live earlier! Should I get the DCD1007?

[@THEBEARDEDTOOLGUY]

@@ChristianElectrician yes but you already have the 8 AMP POWER PACK Battery so get the BARE TOOL unless you need the Bag and additional CHARGER and another power pack heck Probably by KMAS they will probably be coming out with a POWER STACK and PACK DEAL

[@slimtiger74]

👍

[@robertgarrido6196]

anyone else ever just line them up and give them a couple looks and pulls

[@ChristianElectrician]

I'm guilty 😅👍

[@Omnis2]

I have the DCF921 and the DCF961. Why? Because one's compact with the power of a mid torque, and the other is a mid torque with the all the torque a 1/2-inch socket will take. As a home garage guy, what else do you need? A next-gen Milwaukee stubby would also be fine, but then you'd need M12 and M18. Dewalt makes garden tools and basically everything you'd need as a homeowner is under the 20V architecture.

[@ChristianElectrician]

Dewalt has all the tools you need and so does Milwaukee.

[@jpr0513]

Im waiting for the dcf961 to go on sale lol

[@ChristianElectrician]

You're gonna love it

[@victorfeliciano6094]

GOD BLESS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!LOV YR VIDEO GOD IS EVERYTHING YOU ARE BLESS

[@ChristianElectrician]

Amen brother, thanks for the view and comment!

[@rmartinjr83]

Dewalt is good

[@johnkleivo856]

Harbor freight impacts are rated high because they’re designed by the guy who designed the DeWalt ones 😊

[@ChristianElectrician]

That's very interesting information.

[@justinlin7185]

Great video, ya most people will never drive a lag 😂 and all the actual framers use makita or triple hammers anyways lol

[@ChristianElectrician]

I've seen framers us alot of brands. Mostly blue, red and yellow.

[@NeverFollowTheCrowd]

Jesus saves

[@ChristianElectrician]

Amen brother 🙏 🙌 👏 John 14:6 John 3:16

[@jamietabaha4081]

Im always dewalt..

[@Apache-Helicopter-Life]

What’s up buddy.

[@ChristianElectrician]

Hey buddy, :-)

[@THEBEARDEDTOOLGUY]

Your 845 is DIRTERY THEN MY VAN INTERIOR

[@ChristianElectrician]

I need to clean it. It's been alongside me doing a ton of underground before I got the DCF860. You know what they say, "dirty hands, clean money!"

[@zachvargas122588]

Christian! My Christian! Jesus Christ the way, the truth, and the life!

[@ChristianElectrician]

Amen brother, God bless 🙌 🙏

[@danabenjamin3300]

...duuude what/how many red tools are beating yellow anyway...lol

[@ChristianElectrician]

The Impact Driver is usually better for Milwaukee, bandsaw, hack zall, saw zall, and others. Milwaukee has alot of power in some of their tools where Dewalt focuses on practicality. However, Dewalts grinder, multi tool, impact wrenches, and carpentry tools are usually better. Milwaukee does produce more tools and leads in innovation, but Dewalt is right there too. Both are impressive.

[@stevenfoust3782]

Believe in God and Jesus and life will be great otherwise you will do it alone internally and life will not be enjoyable. Give thanks daily to God and Jesus.

[@ChristianElectrician]

Amen brother

[@relentlessamerican9373]

I run dewalt. Working garage doors, cars, carpenter stuff and guns. All dewalt. Everyone at my works use Milwaukee cause the company hands them out.. expect for all the best techs we use dewalt. I’ve tried Milwaukee and they suck. I don’t get it. Every Milwaukee I’ve used turns off driving small 7/16s one inch self tappers in to 23 gauge sheet metal. Lagging torsion rod center brackets in which are 7/16 6” lags.. Milwaukee cannot drive them all the way. I just don’t see how these internet people rate Milwaukee so high. I’ve given Milwaukee a fair shake and for real pros that use this stuff everyday. Milwaukee can’t hang. Dewalt keep going, day after day, drop after drop and use after use without a change in performance. I think Milwaukee maybe performs good as a safe queen kinda tool that doesn’t actually get used that hard but with any serious use the performance dwindles fast

[@ChristianElectrician]

Thanks for sharing your experience with the tools. I always like to hear from people who are working with these tools in the trades. Merry Christmas