Makita vs. Dewalt (Impact Drivers)

[@dantheman9395]

The Dewalt might have a bit more to it. However I’m still rocking my Makita set from 13 years ago with the original batteries.

[@ManCaverTools]

I love this makita impact and I thank you for viewing Dan

[@landshark6659]

Not every tool from any single company is the best overall others but I don't want 3,4,5 different battery platforms.. that's is awesome that the tool is still rocking after 13 years same battery 🔋

[@PatrickRankin]

The makita batteries are seriously good. I only charge them once a month and I use my impact everyday.

[@AM-wi6zo]

@@PatrickRankin Thats a big ass lie lol.

[@PatrickRankin]

@@AM-wi6zo nope not lying. I have a 3AH battery that I only charge once a month. I use my impact 5-6 days a week, sure not all day, I'm not a contractor.

[@rodw]

I SAW A LAG TEST LIKE THIS BEFORE AND IN A REAL LIFE SITUATION I WOULD PREDRILL A HOLE FIRST. IT WOULD MAKE IT EASIER TO DRIVE THE LAG BOLT. WHICH WILL PROLONG THE LIFE OF THE TOOL. THANKS AGAIN FOR SHARING YOUR THOUGHTS AND VIDEOS RODNEY

[@ManCaverTools]

that is correct. in reality a pre drill is best so you dont split the wood, but this makes a good stress test.

[@Jtwizzle]

You can try putting the dewalt on the bolt the makita stopped on to see if it could continue it.

[@ManCaverTools]

more tests will be coming. im getting the torque test ready

[@SouthFLTools]

I’m happy to see the 887 didn’t smoke at the very end. They must have improved the internal components over the past year or so.

[@ManCaverTools]

I had no issue with the dewalt smoking yet.

[@k.beeler4240]

In my opinion, you couldn't go wrong with either one of these impact drivers. I prefer the Dewalt but, I already have several Dewalt tools, batteries, and chargers so, I'm vested in the Dewalt 20v cordless platform. The Dewalt may be a little cheaper than Makita at times, but fathers day sales, black Friday sales, and Christmas sales can make them about even. It most likely will come down to your personal preference and which platform you want to get in bed with LOL. If your trying to decide which platform to go with, I'll say this... Milwaukee is the tried and true brand for the professional, but very expensive in my opinion for the average homeowner or weekend "DIY" person. Bosch is not far behind them for quality and durability. Dewalt and Makita are the challengers for the top spot too. This leaves Ryobi and RIDGID. These are in the lower price range but they are still decent tools. I would choose Ryobi over RIDGID because I think there is some uncertainty in the RIDGID platform at the moment due to their change in batteries and some changes in their tools. RIDGID does offer a "Lifetime Service Agreement" but they don't have the selection of tools that Ryobi, Dewalt, and Milwaukee have. I realize there are more brands of cordless tools out there. The brands I mentioned above are the ones I have personal experience with so I can't honestly comment on the brands I haven't owned. If someone else has experience with other brands, please comment. I don't know everything... ask my wife! LOL!

[@MV-ou3ik]

Makita will last much longer though. They get shit on but it's a quality product. Also I feel this guy is definitely health and safety

[@michaelmangino9819]

DeWalt FT dubb! Have 2 of the 887 super fast, powerful gets job done. Could care less if it 1 decibel louder. Carpentry work is loud. Let's be real. ✌

[@ManCaverTools]

very good and i thank you for viewing Michael

[@legendarypillow1450]

Just picked up a kit today, crazy quiet and fast.

[@corkacola]

Back when this wasn't just a shopping channel

[@andysanchez5457]

Have you considered throwing the kobalt xtr 1/4" driver? Numbers look good on it

[@ManCaverTools]

I still need to get that lol I keep forgetting and I thank you for viewing Andy

[@mannyc805]

I love my makita with the new hammer drill perfect pair 🥶

[@ManCaverTools]

I want to do more tests with that new hammer drill

[@lukie4ever]

The hammer drill xph14?

[@mannyc805]

@@lukie4ever yes

[@QMusicUK]

Jealous!

[@lukie4ever]

@@mannyc805 do you think it's available in the Netherlands?

[@jaderobertricarte]

great video, dave!! looking forward to the xph14 versus!! :)

[@ManCaverTools]

it will be a good one and I thank you jade

[@adambomb9452]

Every tool you own looks brand new. Do you use them on the jobsite?

[@robertcasey3528]

I know

[@ManCaverTools]

if I used tools that didnt look brand new in these videos, id get hate comments saying its so unfair that a certain tool lost because the other tool looks newer. its common sense Adam

[@franks.jr.7236]

My makita xdt16 is my go to impact to.

[@ManCaverTools]

very good and I thank you for viewing Frank S

[@skylerbond56]

My DeWalt 887 speed switch broke in less than a year so I just grabbed the Makita XDT13 it's seems great so far!

[@cwikk660]

Dave I always love your videos! I have a request though if it’s not too much trouble. I need to see that new Milwaukee fuel Sawzall. I know you’d have to buy it but I want to see a good review on it.

[@ManCaverTools]

which one?

[@alexe3688]

@@ManCaverTools super sawzall vs xtr. you might be surprised!

[@cwikk660]

@@ManCaverTools the new fuel without orbital. Just came out about a month ago or so.

[@seano932]

I recall in a tool teardown somewhere that the Makita (as well as the Dewalt 12 volt extreme), use a needle or roller bearing in the nose cone, while the typical Dewalt 887 and Milwaukee Gen 3 don't. I have the XDT14 DCF840, DCF801 and 901; the Makita and the 801 Extreme are both noticeably smoother and quiter than the other two Dewalt impacts.

[@jasonbarney1103]

I debated whether to get the Makita or DeWalt and bought the DeWalt last week. Thanks for the review. Glad I went with the DeWalt.

[@ManCaverTools]

I thank you Jason

[@rodw]

VERY NICELY DONE 👍 DAVID 👍👍👍 I'VE BEEN FOLLOWING YOUR VIDEO COUNT AND I THINK THE YOU'LL BE AT 500 BEFORE MY BIRTHDAY APRIL 19th. Thanks RODNEY

[@ManCaverTools]

I do need to upload more often. and I thank you for viewing Rodney

[@juicewatter]

I wish dewalt would come out with a new model for a 1/4 inch impact, my 887 has done me well, but it’s getting wore out, and I don’t want to buy the same tool again.

[@ManCaverTools]

I think they should as well, I want to get the 888

[@Toolboss0826]

I agree 100%

[@ajmedeiros77]

Makita has way better ergonomics, more compact and will last longer.

[@ManCaverTools]

I agree. Makita and Ryobi have my favorite handles

[@P_steez]

@@ManCaverTools which makita model was the one in the vid?

[@matthewtrenhaile5858]

@@P_steez xdt16

[@cesarr5006]

Both great tools; all on your preferences and established platform; honestly, I just about like them all; but my favorite lately: makita (the one tested) and metab triple hammer hpt: 12v metabo (german)

[@MrLuisinho90]

Looks like the DeWalt just barely got away with this one, but it doesn't really seem like there are 2000in-lbs of torque in there. Either that or Makita is underrating its tools (this one is advertised as 1600 in-lbs)

[@ManCaverTools]

it would be better if Makita had 21700 cell batteries then I can use a better battery for the Dewalt

[@legendarypillow1450]

Dewalt claims 1825. From where did you get 2000?

[@wayiamstarr]

Who makes good impact socket adapters for impact drivers?

[@michaelmangino9819]

Husky are really good and strong

[@wayiamstarr]

@@michaelmangino9819 cool thanks. I seen them the other day and got cold feet...they looked durable and husky usually makes good stuff. I grab them now next time im at home depot

[@michaelmangino9819]

@@wayiamstarr I just bought the set where you get 3 shorter sizes in 1/4 ,3/8, and 1/2.. Then you also get the longer 6inch set with them in those same sizes. It's online at Home depot for 9$ I think there still on sale. You can't go wrong with that. And yes the husky is super strong as I've seen in strength test.. plus lifetime warranty!! Can't go wrong my friend !

[@ManCaverTools]

Makita is the one that lasts the longest. the older diamond head one.

[@michaelmangino9819]

@@ManCaverTools I have dewalt 18volt Na cad tools from over 10yrs ago that are perfect shape. And work flawlessly. Makita is nice. But Milwaukee and Dewalt are chugging past, Choo choo

[@spraguefamilyfarm]

Great vid. If you want to step up your view game, you would do well to add the model# to the titles. Also in the description you should mention it again wit a bit of content. This will allow for better search results when some one is in the market for a specific model.

[@ManCaverTools]

my views have been slacking because I havent been uploading like I normally do. the last time I uploaded a versus video was on December 26th. but that will change, Versus videos will be uploaded like I normally did now

[@willtyrrell2308]

DeWALT fo eva! great video once again MCT

[@ManCaverTools]

I thank you Will

[@k96969]

Makita is the better impact driver, dewalt overheats and loses power after normal use. I'm a Dewalt guy and i hate the 887, its only good for small jobs

[@ManCaverTools]

I love this makita impact and I thank you for veiwing K9

[@nasarazam]

I will buy Makita because of your comment - Thanks

[@ligal75]

Which makita is this (type)?

[@timothylee9350]

Is this the Dewalt power detect of flex volt advantage?

[@ManCaverTools]

this is the regular XR impact driver

[@bluemantom77]

Oh btw ridgid replace their gen 4X combo kit and broke it up instead of it being together the drill is available now and home depot's website $99 the impact driver is a bare tool and they're both brushed just to give it a heads up if you wanted to run a test on a DIY version of ridgid not pro consumer and they're also redesigned in the octane batteries along with the 2.0 and 4.0

[@ManCaverTools]

very good and I thank you for the info Thomas

[@sw86241996]

When I swap Makita from Gen 2 milwaukee don't want back to red again. Love my makita compact size and very precise.

[@hammerheartdan6311]

William shu I had the m18 Gen 2 years ago, bought the Gen 3 impact and never looked back, it's also the same size as the makita (give or take 1mm)

[@ManCaverTools]

that is why I love it and I thank you for viewing William

[@azboxer09]

Hello dear I see many videos of your tests, I want to ask you a question? I am about to buy an impact screwdriver and which one do you recommend the Dewalt dcf 887 or the makita dtd 154 or the Bosch gdx freak? I work in electrical installations and do a lot of drilling and screwing, I have the Dewalt dcd 776 and it is very good but I want an impact driver ... thank you best regards .. from Santiago de Chile ... James....

[@ManCaverTools]

I thank you for viewing :)

[@azboxer09]

Thank you very much, but which one of the three do you recommend?

[@azboxer09]

Thank you very much, but which one of the three do you recommend?

[@jonnyinch8158]

If you already own a Dewalt then I would get the same brand for new tools as you can use the same batteries

[@jamesruppert3152]

I have the impact gun by Makita that's the grade below this one and the drill as well. My impact works just fine but I need that XPH14 for when it comes to drilling holes through studs for my water lines.

[@adrian-mihaienache1984]

What models are ?

[@ManCaverTools]

I say what they are in the video

[@BamaShinesDistillery]

Which 16 version was that?

[@ManCaverTools]

the speed selector version

[@bradleykornele]

Any news about power detect impact yet?

[@ManCaverTools]

not yet. but I am excited if they do and I thank you for viewing Bradley

[@Nguyent2477]

Awesome video, Dave👍

[@ManCaverTools]

I thank you Makita

[@thevelointhevale1132]

I've been looking at a 5 pce Cordless 18v Brushless Combo Kit of late - this being my first BIG commitment to a Brand Ecosystem and after all the comparisons and reviews it was coming down to Makita and DeWalt ... I've chosen DeWalt for a few reasons but a BIG reason was the Battery system of DeWalt is superior and more durable than Makita ... Makita make great tools but for me DeWalt just out does them on the tools and battery combo. I also prefer the DeWalt Brad and Finish Nailer cordless Pairing to round out my kit ...

[@BrewCrew_88]

Do you have the festool tid18?

[@ManCaverTools]

I do not but Festool will be coming to the channel

[@luxuryacuraz]

Awesome Video

[@ManCaverTools]

I thank you Luxury

[@dailleztj]

Ugghh i have a tough decision...i have the dewalt multi tool and mini sawzall and the dewat 12v impact but i need a 18v/20v impact and ever since ive used that makita i fell in love...but ill also have to get a new battery and charger obviously

[@thetruth5210]

No assist mode on the Makita?

[@shanew7361]

The Makita xdt16t has assist mode.

[@thetruth5210]

@@shanew7361 I know that, I’m wondering why he didn’t use it.

[@shanew7361]

@@thetruth5210 Cause he's a noob

[@ManCaverTools]

when it comes to this makita model. I need to look at all of its features. since there is so many. ill be doing a separate video on that soon

[@thetruth5210]

@@ManCaverTools The assist screw mode for driving large fasteners and lags works pretty much the opposite of a tech screw mode. It starts off slow and as soon as it feels the torque and it starts impacting it ramps all the way up to high! It’s awesome I have the 888 and the 16 and unless I need another DeWalt tool I’m not using my 888. Not only does the Makita feel better to use but tool connect can be a pain in the *$$ when you don’t have cell reception and it tells you you don’t have any DeWalt tools. Just saying.

[@shanew7361]

Makita xdt16t is by far the best impact driver on the market ergonomics wise. I have the Milwaukee 2853. It's more powerful so all relative and what's important to each individual. 🙏✌

[@ManCaverTools]

very good and I thank you for viewing Shane

[@trentroberdeau6399]

I like the ergonomics on the Milwaukee m12 stuff best...

[@FreekingAwwsome]

Nice test thanks for the share

[@ManCaverTools]

I thank you Freeking

[@mamasita65]

great video

[@damionbrown1176]

I think u push the dewalt more on that lag screw

[@Toolboss0826]

Do you think dewalt will make a new impact soon?

[@ManCaverTools]

they did, I think its 888. I still need to pick that up

[@shadygunshow]

I saw a video where a guy used that smart mode on the makita and it was smoking it's speed 4 setting. It would have probably actually drove that lag bolt it was incapable of driving before.

[@galvanizedgnome]

It's like comparing a Dodge Charger vs a Mercedes SLK

[@ManCaverTools]

I thank you for viewing Green

[@legendarypillow1450]

Except one costs much more Hint: (it’s the makita)

[@scalpelo92]

DeWalt = Dodge Charger. Makita = BMW M3.

[@22Platypus]

My Prius is slow because it doesn’t have a v8. It’s not fair to compare it to a mustang v8.

[@ManCaverTools]

it would be an unfair test if this was the only video I did on it. but I uploaded a lot more than 1 versus video on both of these.

[@nick.k]

@Man Caver Tools: Dewalt DCF840 VS Makita XDT131?

[@OUTILSCLIPSQC]

Very nice video its profesionaly made

[@ManCaverTools]

I thank you Steven

[@Dansk55]

Definitely Makita for me. Surprised the Dewalt didn't catch on fire like i've seen it do on some vids.

[@ManCaverTools]

lol hasn't bought fire yet, I thank you for viewing Hairlesheep

[@ellechero1082]

Dewalt is made to look better upon first purchase. More on sale , more power. But asking around. It doesn’t seem that the pros around me use other than Bosh Makita Milwaukee . I got soft hands and use it few times a month. I’ll take a Dewalt on sale ,

[@hanscattini007]

Dtd172 z ?

[@jamessonger3]

I know it costs money but you should try getting lumber to do these tests. I just feel like using raw tree logs could make for some inconsistencies idk... keep up the good videos tho.

[@ManCaverTools]

I do. I have a lot of 4x6 but I normally use those for the wood bit test.

[@Richpope87]

Hey #man caver tools you should check out the new dewalt 12v 5amp battery that thing is a beast

[@ManCaverTools]

I want to get that. and thank you for reminding me

[@Richpope87]

@@ManCaverTools I bought it Sunday and bro that thing powers the impacts and drills like the 20 volts

[@juanc5149]

Starting to see some 887 kits being clearanced out. Saw a leaked pictured of a new xr impact driver. So I think we will see it come out this year. It did look more compact than the 887. Kinda looked a bit like Milwaukee’s new compact impact wrench.

[@brianf9619]

You Actually saw a picture of a New Dewalt 20v impact driver ?? That's great ... Did you see any of the specs ??

[@juanc5149]

@@brianf9619 Tools by design posted the leak in Jan 12 in his Instagram. Picture was really blurry no specs. It was a compact drill And this new impact driver. Both with xr branding. Also of interest was a brand new never before seen compact battery. Similar in size to the 2ah battery but with all black casing. I can’t quite make out the ah rating but I think it says 1.3ah Can see very blurry writing, that I THINK, might say “GRAPHENE”. I do know it’s still 20v as that is clearly visible on it. He has since deleted his post. But I took a screenshot.

[@ManCaverTools]

I cant wait to try it out and I thank you for viewing Juan

[@emmanuelmartinez8312]

I think it was dewalts new subcompact extreme 12v impact wrench that dewalt just announced

[@juanc5149]

@@emmanuelmartinez8312 That’s a completely different tool, that was NOT leaked!

[@thebuff1611]

If you work in dark areas and have a makita drill..you already know the light under the drill housing sucks

[@gonzalogvaquez3391]

I know de Walt could be better but i can hear he release the trigger the first 2 times when he drive the screws with the Makita make it take longer

[@ManCaverTools]

why would I do that for the tests?

[@theTealStory]

i disagree. I think testing and comparing tools to their maximum possible performance is the better comparison if this is the best Mikita can do with their given design it should be compared to other companies with their best-given design. of course same same battery should be used as far a size.

[@theTealStory]

@@thetruth5210 ? if you make a comparison it should be done at what a given tool is fully capable of. but if you do limit a test to battery size that's completely fine. just use the best battery for that given tool for size. test 4ah to 4ah but if the other company has a better 4ah battery you should use that one. I'm not gonna compare a naturally aspirated car to a car that comes with a turbo but disable the turbo to have a fair comparison. that's just dumb

[@robertcasey3528]

My thoughts exactly. Makita just needs to improve their batteries like everyone else. Until then everything's fair game

[@theTealStory]

@@thetruth5210 thats, not my problem whether that tool comes with it or not. that is the best both tools will do. what is better. shit when i buy tools i buy tool only because the stuff that comes with it isnt the best for it so why bother.

[@theTealStory]

@@thetruth5210 some people dont like to fuck around and get a new battery because it died after 2 mins or didnt have the power with the ah to do the job. some of us arent crying because our tool weighs an extra pound or two

[@ManCaverTools]

I was just saying when it comes to the battery. this video was a 100% fair test. but id I used a 21700 cell battery in the Dewalt then the test would be unfair. Makita needs to make batteries with 21700 cells in them

[@blackwaterfrog]

10 years from now the Makita will still be working and batteries still good.

[@robertcasey3528]

Not necessarily unfair, it's just the other companies are making better batteries than makita at the moment

[@ka-chow22]

Makita doesn't really need 21700 cells to make there tools run faster tho now that you think of it if they did they'll probably keep up with milwaukee

[@robertcasey3528]

@@ka-chow22 true. I use bosch myself but I would take makita over Milwaukee or dewalt anyday.

[@ManCaverTools]

Makita does need to make a better battery

[@wayiamstarr]

I like the xdt14 makita more then the 16 i feel like its actually better

[@ManCaverTools]

that is why they have multiple versions and thank you for viewing Wayjam

[@user-vc5rp7nf8f]

Bought a brand new DeWalt table saw recently. Unpacked it and was about to make the first cut when I realized the power button was defective and doesn't stay on. As soon as you let go, it shuts off. Wonderful. $500 new table saw doesn't even work out of the box. Had to waste time going back and returning it. Fucking DeWalt garbage. More like DeShit. All of my makita tools have worked out of the box, and are still going even after 8 years.

[@plaid11]

Didn’t you just make a video about fairness due to batteries? I believe you said it’s fair to use a special battery because the company put the effort into making the battery and it’s not their fault the other company didn’t

[@ManCaverTools]

no, I said in the video that a company having a video like that is different then a youtuber. its not Dewalt fault the manta doesn't make a 21700 celled battery. im not only going to use 18650 celled batteries against makita. that would be rediculous

[@eballacharles0302]

Both good tool 👍👌😲

[@ManCaverTools]

I agree with you on that one

[@bluemantom77]

I have used dewalt Makita milwaukee bosch Fein metabo I've even gotten to tryout festool and Triton for you wood workers if you want precision Makita metabol bosch Fein and even festool I would even say hiti

[@ManCaverTools]

I just love using this Makita and I thank you Thomas

[@bluemantom77]

@@ManCaverTools no problem

[@6548ww]

I like both brands here but in favor of the DeWalt

[@ManCaverTools]

I Thank you so much for viewing :)

[@tuto-astuce3502]

I read almost all the comments and I have the impression that it is Makita who won

[@robertcasey3528]

Dewalt's best vs. Makita's best. Simply put

[@ManCaverTools]

I thank you for viewing Robert

[@akitatoyo8060]

My Toyota's are so reliable so I'm going with Makita.

[@ManCaverTools]

I thank you for viewing Akita

[@pfjb9122]

You drive dewalt first, then makita every time wood near prior dewalt is denser than before because of dewalt drive then you compare makita in the same area made more dense by prior dewalt DO IT AGAIN WITH MAKITA HAVING 1ST INSERT TO SOFT WOOD THEN DEWALT FOLLOWING CLOSE AFTER MAKITA

[@СергейТим-ч1л]

MAKITA FOREVER 🤘🫵💪☝️✊✌️👊

[@johnarnold6623]

Watch all the other videos on the Dewalt where the driver leaks oil and then catches fire

[@joelpaterson7161]

Who drives 8" Lags with a cordless without pre drilling?, good way to kill your drill.

[@ManCaverTools]

that is what these tests are for

[@CP-kb1du]

@@ManCaverTools For the task never attempted or considered ,,,

[@Toolboss0826]

@@CP-kb1du agreed. These videos are a joke honestly. All these tool reviewers do tests no one will ever attempt. Vcg is about speed and skills and man caver is about tasks no one will ever attempt. Both channels show you how to kill your tools. Not a good way to show people these tasks. Why prices are rising of lumber and screws.

[@CP-kb1du]

@@Toolboss0826 Spot on I love tools and do my best to protect my investment , impact to drive in screws on my fence drill holes when required .

[@Toolboss0826]

@@CP-kb1du agreed bro. 100%. I’m a tool nut and I love to protect my investment. I mean I beat my atomic kit up pretty bad but I just purchased the 887 impact and treat it like a baby. I don’t want it to drop. Want to have it forever. I also use my atomic impact a lot and it still works like new even after all the drops. The drill is a little ehhh. It grinds a bit in second gear but still drills holes and drives screws. Can’t complain. Until it dies I’m still using it. I like to protect my tools as best I can. I’m considering the 12v as my next set from dewalt. Even just the impact as I rly don’t use a drill that much. I love the xtreme line and it’s a beast as small as it is. I don’t need a lot of speed. I still strip screws out on 2800 rpm if I’m not careful. Protect your tools don’t abuse them

[@CP-kb1du]

Testing Tools to see which one is fastest , oh boy ... Vinegar Diesel ....

[@АлексейВасильев-э2ж]

Makita-DTD171??? DEWALT -887???

[@ManCaverTools]

DCF I think for the Dewalt

[@trentroberdeau6399]

The plastic on Every Makita tool I have has cracked in cold weather. Very disappointed in the quality and their batteries constantly underperform. Been switching to Milwaukee much, much better. And they absolutely do not pack their product I’ve called them dozens of times and nothing. What a rotten company…

[@ManCaverTools]

hopefully they will contact you back Trent

[@lloydm4802]

This guy can’t even put a screw in straight not giving a fair test for either drill

[@brianf9619]

I own the Dewalt 887 (3250 rpm's) and a Makita XDT14 (3600 rpm's) which has the same specs as the XDT16 , so you would think it would be faster than that Dewalt , BUT Makita Lies about their Specs for some reason , Project Farm did a rpm test on them and the Makita xdt16 only did around 3300 rpm which is 300 slower than its specs and the Dewalt dcf887 did around 3350 which was about 100 or so More than its specs said and more than the Makita , I don't understand why Makita would lie about its specs , the Makita is a great impact and I love mine but the Dewalt is noticeable more powerful , Especially with a 21700 battery....

[@ManCaverTools]

I love Project farm. his tests are spot on spec tests, I thank you for viewing Brian

[@jeffsnyder289]

I had the 887 & replaced it with the xdt14 then got two battery adapters to use my DeWalt batteries with the Makita. It works great, tight fit & allows you to use Dewalt or Milwaukee 21700 cell batteries on my makita tools

[@emmanuelmartinez8312]

Hi

[@ManCaverTools]

Hi Emmanuel

[@WillxM88]

Final test was flawed. The dewalt bolt was at more of an angle so the skipping was less than the makita. If you angled the makita on the final test, it would’ve done the same depth

[@maximumredline97]

Team makita 4 ever

[@ManCaverTools]

I love that Makita

[@A.Dude.]

What exactly is the purpose of this competition? Let's just assume that one is better by a second or two or three or four... What's the point? A tool is more than just being faster by a fraction than another tool; it's the handling, the reliability, the noise and the battery environment... I do hope you have a full time job besides this crap...

[@konamanstudio2447]

👍🏼🍩☕👍🏼

[@ManCaverTools]

I thank you for viewing KONAMAN

[@buduiulian6318]

Like I'm from România

[@ManCaverTools]

I thank you for viewing Budu

[@МистроАн]

Dürüstçe dönmedi, DeWalt'ı belli bir açıyla büktü ve DeWalt makitayı daha hızlı ve daha iyi düz tuttu.

[@animehdtv]

Well Makita is better than dewalt

[@kyal6223]

makitas 180 nm dewalt 205 so of course dewalts going to win in speed tests

[@AndyTSLMachinist]

Off course the dewalt are stronger because it’s a 20v compare to the makita only 18v

[@Cliff_Burton1986]

I think it’s pronounced de Walt not dwalt

[@mathieucorneau5017]

He dave

[@ManCaverTools]

Hi Mathieu

[@jengmichael6223]

Stupid test. Alter the first percer the wood become very tight for Makita machine. Thé tester did it on purpose.

[@ManCaverTools]

That Makita machine

[@andreylosetskiy5217]

makita is the best!!!

[@ManCaverTools]

I love that impact as well

[@derekguthrey1350]

Huh this guy got a broken Makita lmao doesn’t like Japanese brands

[@razaali1643]

DeWalt is best quality Makita not 🚫 good

[@kasimplemil]

makita is 18v dewalt is 20v

[@ManCaverTools]

Dewalt just has their voltage rating under no load.

[@abdomination]

All 20v is just 18v

[@andyk9685]

another nonsensical comparison..

[@ManCaverTools]

perfect. then dont watch bro

[@andyk9685]

@@ManCaverTools You either didn't understand or didn't want to understand. Such a comparison is pointless because no one has only one tool. We usually have a few. And that makes the difference. Personally, I prefer solutions from Japan, not from the US. The ones from Japan are more refined, they are more trustworthy. Nobody normal, I repeat NO ONE gets excited about the differences at the level of a second. Your hand is not that fast. Work with the hardware a bit, then you'll understand.

[@svnlgs129]

For me, really disappointing in dewalt impact....

[@ManCaverTools]

they need to come out with an updated version soon. I thank you for viewing svn