HILTI's New NURON Tools - Can they take on 36V-48V and 60V Tools?.

[@briansnc2008]

Hilti makes some nice quality tools, with quality components compared to others. I know their batteries use the best cells out there. Price is higher, but you get what you pay for. I’m a fan for sure and wish I could afford to have more Hilti in my stable of tools

[@BloodCover]

And they are quieter

[@javismith4698]

Everyone needs to stop saying he sounds like a Hilti rep.. he’s introducing the technology of the platform. The KZbinrs that got to test everything are under embargo dates as to what they can talk about and when they can get their hands on the tools. They’re legally not allowed to tell you or show you anything else. Most of them said that they never signed a contract for sponsorship but are accepting the tools (for free) to test them, but will be given freedom to give their actual opinions

[@javismith4698]

Tools aren’t actually being released until march btw

[@ConcordCarpenter]

100%

[@eldergeektromeo9868]

Thanks, Rob! Great info, as usual! Happy New Year.

[@ccadama]

@A Concord Carpenter / ToolBoxBuzz. Thanks Rob for a better informative take on Hilti's new NURON tools. Hilti is late to the game but they've always been going after the larger contractor businesses. We'll see whether they not only continue to keep that market but take some of Milwaukee's MX FUEL users. We'll see whether the engineering of Hilti's NURON matches it marketing and makes the contractor's job easier and better. Hope you, your crew at TBB, and your families stay safe ands well.

[@philwort1873]

Great video rob. Seems like amazing tools for those who's jobs can justify the cost outlay.

[@MrTherbst]

Hi Rob any idea if they're using 21700 cells in there batteries?

[@robertrada4783]

They’d be a lot smaller if they weren’t. ;)

[@dominicvanlievenoogen6407]

T.l.d.r Hilti finally catches up to existing standards that other cordless manufacturers have used for years ? :P

[@konamanstudio2447]

If I was running construction company yes I would have to get It But I'm not these Tools are very coolKeep on doing what you have to do to keep us educatedWith the tricks the hacks and anything else what comes across your Views take care 👍🏻🍻🍺😊

[@OUTILSCLIPSQC]

Nice well explain thank you ecxited to see against other brand !! The voltage is not all the part of the equation ecxatly

[@RayW808]

Liechtenstein? They flew you to Europe?

[@jncn1490]

Yes and gave out lots of cool aid

[@ConcordCarpenter]

yes

[@ConcordCarpenter]

@@jncn1490 haha thanks JN - I'm a fact guy, so the proof will be in the pudding in our next Head-2-Head.

[@okafka5446]

@@ConcordCarpenter Any idea when that might be?

[@Dirtyharry70585]

Did I miss the cost of the tools and batteries? That’s a huge factor in the value to a business when quoting a contract.

[@ConcordCarpenter]

Nope didn't mention - this is an intro to the platform, - more detailed videos will come

[@Tunfy]

As a Hilti fanatic i choose Milwaukee 😂 ,from Hilti i have only the new 12v drill (best ever) and the BX the rest are too big and chunky for carpentry. Milwaukee gained customers from both Festool and Hilti only because of the nail guns .

[@bretsmith8005]

Nice looking tools but I would need a second job to afford them.prices are crazy

[@charlesking678]

This may be a game changer, but years ago I worked for a company that provided you with tools and they gave hilti. I remember those 22v tools being absolute hot garbageand wondering why the company was paying so much for ryobi/porter cable like performance. Because of that I don't think I could ever give hilti an unbiased try ever again.

[@ConcordCarpenter]

I don't think that will be the case noew

[@Fictitious_Character]

It's because they leased the tools and when a tool goes down Hilti is there to pick up the tool and have a replacement. From a large company standpoint it saves time which saves money.

[@charlesking678]

@@Fictitious_Character the tools seldom ever broke and if they did, you run down to the job trailer and get another one. They had plenty extra.

[@Mark-sn6kh]

Should of called it the Chungus line.

[@whatyousaidbud]

Funny how in the intro they mention SPEED, POWER and COMPATIBILITY, but not ACCURACY?

[@spongebob91-g2o]

I own a construction company in france and have bought 4 hilti sd5000 brushless screwguns that have broken down so many times i cant remember. Hilti used to make the best tools on the market but today they make expensive for nothing tools. Id rather go makita bosch or other

[@Jerry-zz2eu]

Bosch Profactor tools are really nice, but their prices are insane these days.

[@jncn1490]

That’s a lot of cool aid. We have a couple Hilti SDS tools and the Dewalt are much faster and more durable. Hilti salespeople suck to get a hold of for repairs or supplies. I’d put any tool up against Flexvolt tools to this day. We have the Hilti DX-5 and 351 and those are very good powder activated tools. Very expensive

[@ConcordCarpenter]

That's what I said in the video - Hilti has always suffered losses in our Head-2-Head testing, mostly due to brushed motors and failure to keep up with the pack. This is their 2nd generation tools - to compete with the pack

[@gregorybergere]

Sorry, Robert, but you sounded like a Hilti rep. It was if you were reciting the sales manual at times. There is a fine line between commenting on technical details versus showing claimed improvements. But as always, how the tools perform in the field will be the real test.

[@ConcordCarpenter]

I disagree - this is a completely new platform and people want to know what its about, too soon for performance testing - they still want to know

[@donb8447]

Hilti has always been to pricey for me as a rank and file carpenter...the new Milwaukee MX system is same....

[@phedders]

That sounded like an advert... for something you can't yet even test.

[@ConcordCarpenter]

No it’s an introduction to a new platform, with math, and details from the company. We will be testing these tools in the future and including them in our head-to-head tests. On another note I did use these tools of a period of several days while at Hilti headquarters and had very nice first impressions on many of them

[@John-ye4nv]

Love your channel, but this sounded like a scripted advertisement to me.

[@darnell1931]

😀 P-R-O-M-O-S-M!!

[@Finksta951]

dahdah

[@loucifer323]

Hilti makes good tools but I never liked the ergonomics on their tools just don't feel good in my hands