Hilti Nuron Platform ~ More Power Than Corded or 36V

Hilti Nuron Cordless Platform: bit.ly/3mS5iSu
TE 2000-22 breaker:
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DSH 600-22 cut off saw:
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VC 10-22 vac:
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SR 4-22 handheld recip:
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DWP 15-22 water tank:
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AG 6D-22 angle grinder:
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TE 4-22:
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TE DRS:
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Charger:
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With Nuron, you can perform your corded and gas-powered applications on a single cordless platform.
From breaking and cutting to drilling and fastening, Hilti cordless tools are designed for maximum performance, enhanced safety and improved user comfort.
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[@domoarigatoish]

For me, the ideas in kzbin.infoUgkxAfqpMLyFn37qcqUl0FAzqkkycQeXqrhP Plans were a starting point for building different sheds . Ryan gives ideas that allow an individual to draw nicest conclusions into the design and building of his or her own shed.

[@vic6820]

Sim card is a step too far, it's becoming ridiculous. It's probably to monitor carbon footprint.

[@wallacelux]

Yes, definitely need that , carbon footprint indeed

[@r2ecko]

More like for them to upload a "patch" into the battery's motherboard to tell it that it's broken so you can buy a new battery

[@vic6820]

@@r2ecko Good point.

[@peterthebricky]

​@@r2ecko could be good for locating stolen batteries

[@rocketmunkey1]

Cant be feeding those plants can we, apparently heat reflects off of thin air (homogeneous CO2 molecules) back down to earth, contrary to the Laws of physics, and Every thermal imaging camera on the planet, when you point one at clear blue sky, its Black, denoting ZERO back radiation off of thin air, contrary tor the fraudsters claims. in contrast Clouds are lit up like Christmas trees, because water vapour is separate from the air and so do have surfaces and so can reflect refract or transmit infrared radiation.

[@Ste2023]

Looks like a Hilti advert . Same happened to Artisan Electrics

[@ethanparker5082]

I like how Scott Brown Carpentry does it well, I think because its a law in NZ as well. Scott always puts the text in the video and tells us that X product was gifted, sponsored/ad etc. He also says both negative and positive stuff and obviously working in real world scenarios rather then on a test benches at trade shows/promotional events. That being said I feel like Skill Builder channel is reputable and if they see something that doesn't sit right they won't promote it.

[@rutgerhoutdijk3547]

Wouldn't surprise me if it refused to work if it can't connect to the cloud

[@sunset5461]

They'll need to come up with something a hell of a lot better than that to get me to part ways with lidl Parkside.

[@MrZimmaframe]

😂 I have a few parkside tools and they aren't bad for the money, they don't really compare with the proper branded tools but still good for DIY. Parkside Drill, circular saw, driver, impact wrench, angle grinder and a multi tool all 18v I have. Things I've had break on me, angle grinder, drill, 1 battery and a circular saw (tool them 3 months to send me a new one). My brother has Makita tools and they are lovely to use when I get a chance, they just feel so balanced, powerful and well made.

[@garethjudd5840]

I would never be without my 110v 1983 Hilti TE72 Drill/ breaker, made in Switzerland.

[@tinytonymaloney7832]

I was given brabd new 110v TE2 when I worked for a big contractiing company, never used an SDS type drill of any sort before, that was in the early 80's, I treasured that drill, cared for it like a baby, it stayed looking like new for the 8 months I possessed it then some prat of a contracts manager decreed that I should leave it on the site I'm working on rather than keep it in my car boot with my personal tools. Lo and behold, the site box got broken into over that weekend in Romford and that was that. They never bought me a new one, I was given some knackered old TE22 which was much heavier, hated it. TE2 was a dream.

[@Czechbound]

Good point. For the stuff on sale in Europe, do they still make the things in Europe ?

[@tinytonymaloney7832]

Problem is, me personally, I am already fully kitted out with Dewalt because I lime the quality although a bit pricey, Hilty have always been out of my price range, usually associated with the bigger contractors who make enough spare cash to afford this luxurious range, that said I cant see some tradesman dumping all his stuff and suddenly buying the entire 22V Hilti range. Maybe in my dreams.

[@mrspudly1]

Good point, alot of the time with Hilti your buying the warranty. If your tool goes down on site their rep is out with a replacement tool and takes yours away to be repaired depending on your level of cover, that's why they're so popular with big contractors.

[@patmat.]

in Hilti's dreams for sure

[@jamiedyer7782]

For contractor who use same tool all the time. Because of their service and warranty being so good, if you know you'll break it, hilti is the one

[@master74200]

The only solution I see is something along the lines of CAS ( Cordless Alliance System ). I'm not sure if there's a better way to go, except through legal changes.

[@master74200]

@@mrspudly1 This isn't really exclusive to Hilti at all. I've seen Makita offer these same services too, and I'm sure Dewalt has similar offerings as well.

[@patmat.]

In Hilti's wet dreams we need an internet subscription to charge the batteries... and a power drill update for each drill bit. Amazing progress.

[@loumalibu5596]

only thing I can imagine the sim card connection being good for is tool theft

[@madgebishop5409]

@@loumalibu5596 yeah thats the idea of it, so if some scrot robs your tools they become unuseable and un sellable

[@mhoward181]

Battery with a SIM card in it. A bit suspicious to me. These devices like any gadget with word smart in it is usually for their benefit not ours. Typically gaining free marketing information on us and us not gaining any benefit. Company’s pay a lot of money for info like this. I think they have all worked out a way of getting it for free.

[@grrinc]

Totally agree. I recently worked for a guy who had a smart home. Cameras everywhere, robot hoovers, automatic lights, etc, all requiring subscriptions to various online/cloud services. God knows why he trusted a company to record and store his families everyday movements. Plus automatic lights are a nightmare that rarely work.

[@glennpowell3444]

I am an old fassioned bloke and will stick with corded .Not as versatile or practical in some situations I realise but corded it remains.Mind you I am impressed with the power of these cordless tools now compared to when they first appeared and a battery charge would last 10 minutes.

[@Droningonuk]

If I remortgage my house I might be able to afford a battery or the charger!

[@AC-gm6bq]

How much u getting to promote them?

[@SkillBuilder]

What is the purpose of your question?

[@kevinrae3299]

Used to always buy Hilti, but the expense is ludicrous now. £1000 for 1 tool, 2 batteries and a charger. Can buy a makita 6 tool 4 batteries kit for same money.

[@1414141x]

I don't see enough benefits in Hilti stuff to warrant the huge cost. Like you say, you can buy Makita and other respected brands at a fraction of the cost. I am a Milwaukee fan - used to buy DeWalt and Makita years ago, but when Milwaukee hit the UK I tried a couple of their drills and was hooked. Festool is another good quality range (mainly woodwork) but overpriced and over engineered. Spending on Hilti probably give you kudos from tradesmen but in the back of my mind is what happens when you get your van or workshop raided ?

[@dermotkelly6946]

Good video, thank you , I find hilti tools to be the best but very expensive , if I was younger I would start the hilti range for sure 👍

[@sally6457]

There's 3 major problems with battery tools, the first being the initial price, the cheapest dewalt corded circular saw is around £110, whereas an entry level dewalt cordless circular saw with 2, 4Ah batteries start at around £300. The second is the overall battery life, my 20 year old corded saw still works the same as it ever did, who has a battery that's 20 years old and still works like new? Thirdly, the exact benefits your promoting in this video (an entirely new system to replace the previous system). Manufacturers are constantly updating their products, I have a full set of dewalt tools that take the old nicad batteries, the tools are still great, 4 sets of batteries over the years, all busted, dewalt don't sell compatible batteries any more, while my corded saw plug still fits in the outlet, no problem. Love the videos, and thanks for the chance to voice my opinion 👍

[@reubenklang3968]

They’re ridiculously priced now. I’ve got a full set of the old 22 version and they’ve screwed me over changing the entire platform yet come out with this little adaptor that’ll work. They don’t have a chopsaw, multi tool, w&d vac etc and want £1k for a circular saw. They’re pricing themselves out of the market. There is no way they are 2x as good as a dewalt/makita/milwaukee

[@12und]

Multitool is coming out this summer

[@128mark]

i totaly agree mate they are just robbing the tradesman i wont touch them now to many probs with them

[@SkilledLabor]

If anything Nuron makes it great for the CPC line with deals and batteries at times 49 bucks

[@grrinc]

I'm very curious as to why information about batteries have to be accessed via a sim/cloud. Just how much information does one neec that cannot be communicated via led lights? I'll certainly be interested in what range of tools are available though, I love my Makitas but I'm starting to look for durability now.

[@ricos1497]

All information, like when it was charged, and where it was charged will likely go to the cloud. There is only one reason you would ever have this information in the cloud and that's to build a sellable data profile of the user. Data is money. Initially, they might not use this data of course, but wait until the 8,653 page terms and conditions get updated on the next software update.

[@suspicionofdeceit]

Agreed, this data collection isn’t relevant to a busy contractor, I just need the tool to perform.

[@ricos1497]

@@suspicionofdeceit rowing back on what I previously said a bit, I guess if you're in charge of a thousand contractors and they all use hilti cordless (I had a guy round from BT open reach who was using an older hilti, so it's very possible that they all use them for example), it might be useful If they all use this service for battery reorder. Also for overbearing micro management: "John, your battery appears to be wearing faster than your colleagues. Are you sinking your plasterboard screws in too far?", or: "John, you haven't used much battery, have you been working today?". I guess that there are two markets of people. One being us folks that just want a high quality power tool, and the manager who wants to feel part of things from his desk. It'd be great if the SIM came as an additional option that you weren't required to buy. The fact that it doesn't appear to be suggests data collection is the goal, but they'll sell it with the idea that large businesses can track their employee usage.

[@janoginski5557]

Hello Roger, I’m up early doors. I’ve only used a Hilti corded SDS, a couple of times borrowed from a good mate. It was like a bloody truck & they are expensive, in the real World they’ve a lot of very strong competition. I know loads of blokes will go with the one make but I have a mix, Milwaukee, Bosch, Makita, even AEG but no DeWalt cordless. In my experience the Milwaukee comes out on top, they are robust & the batteries have a healthy run time & seem to charge a little more quickly than others. But the idea that a battery powered tool will give you the same performance, that is, delivery of constant power is “cloud cuckoo Land” speak. You can’t change the “Law of Physics”. Also Roger apologies for not getting back to you, I’ve had issues with my mob fon but thanks for reaching out. Keep up the Good Work, you’re a trooper.

[@chrisbath3961]

Same here, I used to be provided hilti corded sds, combi drill and impact wrenches. Ended up using my own Bosch 36v sds and Milwaukee for the other two. Much better performance and despite the price difference less fragile than the hilti’s. Maybe 10-15 years ago it was worth the extra cash but for ‘standard’ tools as above I can’t see it’s worth it….

[@janoginski5557]

@@chrisbath3961 hi Chris and both the Bosch and the Milwaukee are more ergonomic I've quite a few Bosch corded & they are a pleasure to use. The old Germanics, good on the quality, I would have to say that as I'm 30% German but I don't kno which 30% is, 😂

[@12und]

I’m a joiner/dryliner with a 6 years of experience. I’ve used all range of tools ,Makita , Dewalt,Milwaukee, Festtool , Hilti . My all tools are hilti at the moment (except dewalt laser lever and paslode nail gun) All I can say Hilti is on top of that list, the most solid and reliable tools on the market. I still have batteries bought 6 years ago , they still work. Im planning to buy nuron but got too many tools and batteries for old hilti platform cpc at the moment. DeWalt feels like plastic toy sometimes , Milwaukee is my #2 , my mate uses it on site , it is really good for it price but does not last long. My advice , tools makes you money , if you know you going to make money , there is s lot of work for you , dont be afraid and invest money in hilti , never let you down and their service is great , my collated screw gun fixed milions of screws and my saw cut tousands of plywood and it s still going strong !!

[@grrinc]

6 year old batteries? What tech does Hilti use? I thought they were all the same inside. I'm lucky to get 2 reliable years out of my batteries.

[@12und]

Well , of course those batteries are not that strong and reliable after all these years but I still use em for my radio or led light , some 5 ah I bought in 2019 are still solid and I use em and charge em everyday !

[@SkilledLabor]

@@grrincCPC batteries are solid. Mine are 5 years still going strong. Have a few M18 that are at the 10 year mark still crankin.

[@bryanporter3025]

Excellent Dodge ....... if it talks to the Hilti Cloud ...... .it could be a excellent way also to track stolen tools ???? This may be one way to track them and even stop stolen tools from working 👍

[@bakeredwards]

I believe this tracking and tool lockout is on some milwaukee tools.

[@PhoneVidoes]

Most if not all so called tracking can be fudged or got around, crumbs if folks can take your car straight off your drive by cloning the key fob do you not think it will take them seconds to reprogram or delete any kind of tracking ability in chargers or tools, if its even got such. I can program my car key fobs with a basic laptop and software on the internet these days, its just rediculous.

[@louisd95714]

Looks like this is Hilti's answer to Milwaukee's One Key systems.

[@ghollidge]

Other than the SD5000 I don't use any other Hilti tools. They cost too much for a start, are not as good as the competition and the batteries are not as good as Makita etc.

[@rogerborg]

Careful now: KZbin doesn't look kindly on sponsored videos that aren't flagged as such.

[@SkillBuilder]

It was ticked as paid promotion and KZbin put up the usual 10 second flag at the start. We always declare sponorship or goods donated.

[@dustins.97]

Had a Hilti at work. It was nice but wasn’t as nice as a cheaper Milwaukee or dewalt that you can find batteries for anywhere in the United States. Our tools are designed for people that are rough with their tools n have to move on constantly

[@Czechbound]

More electronics = more to go wrong. But such is progress. I think we only need to see state of charge, and basic battery health ( eg number of cycles used & max power now vs when new ). I'm guessing Hilti want to harvest the data ( how long used; how long the trigger is pulled per go; max load vs battery drain etc. ) to get real world data so they can continue to tweak things. So new adopters are doing the field testing in a sense. They should get a gift card for their efforts 🙂

[@pjdunnit6753]

So, with these sim cards, are they trackable? Seem to remember Metabo had traceable tools a few years ago, I thought it would be the net thing.

[@grahamparker9470]

Are they made in china 😂

[@robertrada4783]

All over the map. Hilti and Panasonic are making their bit in Shanghai and there’s a lot of Chervon in the mix. Randomly the TE-30 and up are assembled in Austria.

[@saulgoodman2018]

I have never seen Hilti in the wild.

[@SkillBuilder]

If you go on big sites it is everywhere

[@saulgoodman2018]

@@SkillBuilder Maybe in the UK. In the US, 99% of employees have to buy their own tools.

[@SkilledLabor]

Hilti alive and well Chicagoland area 😭

[@skimmingstoness]

£250 for a 22v battery, are they having a giraffe

[@robertrada4783]

Dove into Nuron a year ago. All has been great except the bandsaw is crap, the metal saw is unimpressive and the cordless dust extractor is a lemon (went through three of them, poorly designed). The tools stand up without a battery and while a belt clip is attached, it’s like magic. Battery indicator always lit when power goes to the tool. All of these little things. Most of its is built really well too.

[@rocketmunkey1]

My Biggest problem with Hilti is the price, in many cases 3 times the price of their Milwaukee Makita and Dewalt counter parts. but what makes it worse, is Hilti wont supply to third party sellers, so there is no competition on pricing, its Hiltis outrageous Recommended Retail Price or the Highway !

[@128mark]

hilti they are rip off merchants

[@SkilledLabor]

I find Hilti sometimes being cheaper than milwaukee. For example purchases the NPR32 press tool kit up to 2” jaws and was 500$ cheaper than milwaukee propress and they threw in 2 free batteries. Not all their tools are expensive. Most are in the same price range, they just don’t bundle them for kits and discounts. Once you have a few batteries, the bare tools are not that much more than milwaukee or dewalt and the quality is far better.

[@pjdunnit6753]

Met a few Hilti reps in my time. I had one who swore they did the best PZ2 bits. I said that's simply not true, otherwise you'd be handing out samples. This shut him up.

[@robertrada4783]

I’m pretty sure Hilti isn’t the only company slapping their name on generic Wera bits.

[@markmcgrath4853]

good video again roger !

[@fabreezethefaintinggoat5484]

cool wish they would sell repair parts like makita or bosch do..they are no longer a niche pro brand

[@rupertm2542]

From what I heard these were wifi, not on sim? If they are on a sim it further reinforces annoyance at the fact they’ve not made tracking a launch feature. With all the stolen tools that would be game changing!

[@anthonyworthington6495]

I have always found hilti tools heavy to use,I know there built to last and I have owned a few,so maybe the weight may come down,Roger you have used them how does it compare?

[@matthewgartell6380]

Ive got a couple of nurons but they havnt been used yet 🙄

[@troyboy4345]

Roger been running on 99% charge all his life ... and often uploads to the cloud.

[@Jules_Pew]

Could the sim card help prevent tool theft?

[@chekhov1860]

If the SIM card can be removed then I would have thought not, unfortunately🤔

[@barneyisy1493]

2000 watts is 2kw should weigh around 15kg

[@samsingh2042]

Some mad comments in this particular chat about Hilti, look if you guys want a real price and not internet price, call a local Hilti rep, trust me when i say you'll be pleasently surprised in their bundle deals

[@scottlewis7893]

XGT ALL DAY

[@js4887]

High tech tools and price I think

[@cliffmcgeough789]

Cost to much money I had everything hilti batteries cost a fortune now I put mine all back in the garage and bought a whole new Milwaukee kit and I wish I done it sooner Milwaukee is better than hilti I had hilti over 10 years

[@PhoneVidoes]

New Technology, dont make me laugh its just bog standard lithiums 🤣 as for having a SIM card in a charger what a pointless load of rubbish, just more to go wrong, technology for the sake of technology, its like cars that can park themselves and all the other myriad of junk they fit on them these days 99% of it you turn off. What ever happened to KISS 🤨

[@projectbuild9784]

Don't mention multitools!

[@128mark]

i have the hilti sf 6h a22 battery drill ,i can honestly say its been the biggest bag off crap i have ever owned . the first one i only had 6 weeks and it gave up the ghost ,i would mind if it was due to heavy use ! which it wasnt . took hilti 3 weeks to tell me they didnt know what the problem was ? and gave me a brand new drill in place . i have had the second one 2 years and guess what its stopped working again. absolute over priced crap , went back to hilt whom told me it would cost me £190.00 just to look at the drill WTF ! THEN THEY qouted ME £700.00 for the new one thats out . how much money does hilti think the trades men are earning .i told hilti no wounder the shop is empty . i then received a call from hilti the next day asking me what put me off purchasing the drill . i replyed i didnt want to take a second morgage out just to buy a drill . and i told the hilti guy that i went to screw fix and purchased a milwaki drill driver hammer action with two 4 amp batterys charger case and a 2 year warranty all for £150.00 saving my self a huge £550.00 ! LOL his reply was i dont blame you .

[@SkilledLabor]

Have had great luck with this drill the older updated one as well as the nuron model. With heavy use no problems, sucks so many problems seems odd! the older brushed model however was never a fan very slow.

[@grays257]

Was good until you mentioned uploading info to the cloud, how long before the authorities have access to all this info and are spying on your working timetable and comparing with their records of your returns etc. Big Brother is watching you👀.

[@SparkyStew98]

the amount of hilti tools at work which have raped clutches and get abuysed smashed because contractors who supply power tools to their operatives make it a non viable option when it comes to running costs you may aswell get a milwaukee or dewalt atleast that way when technology improves you can invest in it instead of being stuck with a tool for 10 years because you took a mortgage out for it

[@davidpoole4427]

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[@18199]

Shocking plug

[@SteveAndAlexBuild]

Do you think they might want to sponsor a couple of KZbin brickies 🤣😉🧱👍🏽