Milwaukee Fuel vs Milwaukee Brushless

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[@pointedspider]

As someone who has held a job repairing power tools, one of the biggest killers of a drill is improper use. Anytime you are drilling a large hole, 3/4 and up, you should be using speed 1. Speed 2 is really for drilling thru metal. It will cause failure in the gearbox if you are using speed 2 to drill big holes. Nowadays, with the electronics, the tool stops when it's over torqued. Back in the day, the gears would crack and snap. It doesn't matter if..."well the Fuel can do it on speed 2"... It's still improper use!

[@ManCaverTools]

that is what these tests are for though. I put these tools through a lot to see if they break. so people know what to expect

[@reaperreaper5098]

Second gear on drills is not there for metal drilling. That's a good way to murder bits, and in thicker metal, to break your wrist.

[@rightpassage]

Yeah I always use speed one just for battery saving consumption unless I need to bump it up.

[@bentheisraelite]

As an electrician, thanks for this info.

[@DamionJR4923]

I only have the Brushless Impact and it has never let me down.

[@ManCaverTools]

as long as it works for you, there is nothing wrong with that :)

[@DamionJR4923]

Man Caver Tools I use my M12 fuel most of the time.

[@Megadeadpeople]

When I’m screwing 6 3/4” lags into lvls, I can tell the difference between my brushless impact, and the companies fuel impacts for sure.

[@DamionJR4923]

@@Megadeadpeople I bought myself the fuel impact for Christmas. Hopefully the collet works without a hitch.

[@trulyhappy8855]

@@DamionJR4923 I haven’t had one issue with mine in the last 3 months. We’ll see.

[@anthony8787]

something to keep in mind, the brushless non fuel tools dont utilize the upwards pf 30% more power output on the HO batteries, the chip in the fuel tools recognizes the 21700 cells and uses that extra juice for output, the brushless versions only have a longer run time but not a power increase

[@tonyd1149]

Thank you for this add.

[@MaxNakfoor]

The 8ah high output actually has weaker cells than the 6ah version. Not that either drill can really take advantage of the extra juice from the 6.0 vs the 8.0 anyway though.

[@FlyinZX10R]

I have the brushless combo. I use them at home for DIY type stuff and repairing fences etc. Since I enjoy doing that kind of stuff, I don’t care how long it takes. If it was for work, that would be different. I bought Milwaukee for its quality. I didn’t know what the difference was between the versions until I saw this video. That’s amazing.

[@roninnovastar1321]

Thanks !!! honestly didnt expect that much of a difference, good to know that I have the best drill & impact for the truly demanding jobs.

[@whitetrashcustomz5003]

I own both impacts, i prefer the regular brushless because the fuel doesn't seem to work well with the 5.0 packs, it makes the trigger stop working

[@NWGR]

Thanks for this. I have both the brushless and fuel versions of the drill and same with the impacts though the brushless impact I have is the variable speed version. The fuel drill is definitely more powerful, but I do prefer the form factor of the brushless a bit more. It's just more comfortable to hold and use. The impacts I prefer the fuel version though.

[@ManCaverTools]

You are welcome NW. and I thank you

[@jasonhull2163]

I have the gen 3 fuel impact driver and hammer drill. I also own the M18 brushless non fuel set. To be honest they both work great. I found a sale on the brushless non fuel and bought for batteries.

[@kingsteegg]

I'm so glad this was here. I saw the promo impact at home depot yesterday. I'm not too proud to admit I thought the onlyt difference between Milwaukee tools was fuel meant brushless and anything else was brushed.... That kit spun my gears and now I know.

[@BubCityHoodRides]

Right, I'm just catching all this as well after purchasing the $500 combo. I thought they all were brushless. Returning it to go with fuel. Will be $500 extra but 2 more batteries and 2 less tools I won't use.

[@JacTheRipper87]

I know I’m late to the party on this but I can confirm the trouble the brushless drill driver has when boring holes I use it daily to cut holes in metal traffic signal poles and it works better in speed one. Now as for the impact I use it to drive lags into wood poles and it works but it’s an impact driver not a impact wrench so I normally use my 2454 3/8 impact wrench for those. These are good tools but the fuel are obviously build better. Thanks for the video.

[@ManCaverTools]

I thank you Bac

[@timothydu9415]

Although I knew that the fuel would outclass the brushless, you definitely proved it. I don't think that the difference in battery amperage was necessary. Would've liked an even comparison because I'd wanna see just how much the better the fuel in an even test.

[@ManCaverTools]

if I made the batteries equal the brushless would have lost even more

[@ianjay4596]

@@ManCaverTools I've seen the 6ah give more power than the 8 though

[@trentenian]

Yes, Torque test showed 6AH gives more power than 8AH. They explored the reason and it has to do with different cells being used. For high draw tools, the 8AH would win though (battery vs battery). I have fuel myself though. I'm sure it's more powerful.

[@peterjohnson8631]

@@ManCaverTools i'm sure the fuel is more powerful but the variables such as the amount of force and weight being used weren't the same. Like when the second test with the circular hole saw.

[@jamesfair9751]

Ok only 9 minutes in and I already see what I needed to see. The fuel is far superior. Why do I have to be poor I really need that fuel set driver and impact. Thanks for doing these you really help people out. It lets us know what tools will do what we need or not before wasting money on them.

[@ManCaverTools]

That is exactly why I do these videos. :)

[@jdmbeaner182]

You can find them used for a lot less

[@damonluvisi]

This makes me want to return the brushless now. Right now with the promo it’s $100 more for the fuel with the promo right now after I return the extra batteries. @man caver tools. Do I need to worry about the collet issue?

[@sergiopuentejr1011]

Ebay sells milwaukee tools for a pretty good price, if you already have a decent amount of batterys and a charger, you can slowly start getting getting fuel tools🤙🤙

[@thomasburr9244]

I own both of these tools and quite frankly I prefer the regular brushless impact over the fuel 9 out of 10 times. The fuel on the third setting has a lot of power but when driving screws it is quick to cam out and strip screws. You have to really put a lot of pressure down on the tool. I love the brushless pack it is faster than heaters and dewalts but does not cam out as fast as the fuel

[@kianbarber1774]

Hi I’ve literally had the exact same problem with my fuel I know your probably not gonna see this but does your brushless impact almost stick to the screw if you get me?

[@Austiiizy]

I think a home tool this brushless kit is actually good. A daily worker needs fuel though.

[@nkomoian]

Thank god I found this video, I was so close to buying the regular BL drill and impactor set. But now I’m 100% buying the fuel !

[@dandurkin922]

You just summed my next purchase.. nice job great video. You the man!!!

[@naezro]

I think Torque Test Channel (TTC) did a comparison test of all the Milwaukee M18 batteries and they found the 6.0 HO battery outperformed the 8.0 HO. This might play a bigger factor on tools that are more "Direct Drive" like a drill vs an impact driver.

[@fastrice3461]

Didn’t know there was such a big difference between the two. Thanks for another great video!

[@ManCaverTools]

that is why I do these test, so people know without spending there Money and finding out

[@BuffaloNickel9]

I agree I didn't know the difference would be this shocking

[@retn5989]

This video is the reason I went to fuel tools. Very glad I did.

[@ManCaverTools]

I am glad I can help

[@steffendetrick9403]

Thank you for saying that about Amp hour I get people that try to argue with me constantly. “Well they both put out 18 V so how is it different”. the best way I can put it is under no strain or resistance they will test they same but once variables like resistance is Introduced the smaller Ah will not sustain power like the higher amp hour will.It’s not that the higher amp hour puts out more than 18v it’s that it can sustain its output under load or stress.

[@graysconcrete135]

Honestly was not expecting that much of a difference. Glad I took time to watch your video.

[@Vision20247]

Just joined the Milwaukee owning family and already bought a fuel Angle Grinder and a brushless impact driver. Since then I have found a double fuel deal on impact driver and Gen3 Combi Drill. I’ve used these tools for a while at work so already familiar with their quality. Been a Snap-On cordless man from early days, however I have to migrate as I find them lacking in power and technology in comparison to Milwaukee. Will always be using my Snap-On tools though 😅

[@billdavis6978]

Despite my smart ass comment, this was a helpful video. I’ve used the Brushless combo non fuel duo for a year. This was a year of drywalling two houses and other daily uses as a tradesmen. Next pay, I’m gonna buy myself the latest Fuel impact (tool only) to add to my arsenal. I’m not gonna get the Fuel Hammer drill, but I am gonna add a Fuel Grinder to my Milwaukee collection. I have a mix of Milwaukee Brushless and a Brushed sawzall and M12 Hackzall and I have the Brushless non fuel circular saw. I’ve been around home building and remodeling all my life, but started doing it full time as a career last year. I could start my own company, but I enjoy working for a couple investors that flip and turn homes into rentals. I’m happy with a fair daily rate. Here’s a tip I’ve been doing to keep my tools clean. They get dirty and scuffed up, but nothings worse IMO than a grimy tool. I mix a little hot water with Gojo and oxy powder and after blowing them off with the compressor, I get a rag and dip into my solution and wring out thoroughly, then wipe the exterior down. I’ll then use the shop vac to get anything left behind. Tools are an investment and I’m a minimalist, so I take good care of everything I own. Again, great video!

[@FiddlerOnTheRoof2024]

Aaand... time! Thank you for this comparison. Im stuck in the Dewalt Microverse because of batteries but you make me want to defect, Comrade. Heh

[@browsebywire4096]

Fuel line is darn impressive. I got a battery adaptor just so I can get into Milwaukee stuff without havi g to totally switch platforms.

[@ManCaverTools]

I think that is a good idea and I thank you for viewing Browse

[@coachtomsvolleyballchannel2286]

Hmmm, I didn't know there is such a thing as a battery adapter. Tell me more! Have Ryobi mainly now, but was thinking about switching to Milwaukee for a 7 1/4 circular saw.

[@oxenwolf3346]

Your bias towards the fuel is too obvious towards the FUEL. you handle the brushless very differently. Less serious. No fair comparison

[@levipankey]

Love how you always rep my boys vcg, thanks for the vid man!

[@ManCaverTools]

Love VCG and I thank you Levi

[@natebecker2573]

The 6.0 battery actually has higher output than the 8.0 because the lower capacity cells in the 6.0 have higher output than the cells used in the 8.0

[@ManCaverTools]

I do thank you so much for viewing :)

[@GunnyNinja]

What about the 3? That alone can't account for the difference.

[@Warmspringsrezbuck]

Which Milwaukee tool is best then? The fuel or the brushless to buy?

[@shawnkilleen342]

I own both of those fuel tools and they are hands down by far the best tools I have ever owned. The impact driver can easily take lug nuts off of a half ton truck if the adapter doesn't break and I have yet to find anything the drill driver struggles with. If you want power then these are the tools you need. They make my Dewalt tools feel like toys.

[@ManCaverTools]

That impact driver is the best one on the market, and I am glad you love them Shawn and thank you

[@scottelia8723]

I second this. Worlds apart from my dad’s dewalt and even my old ridgid. Only ridgid octane is close to fuel but unfortunately is discontinued. I can literally sit all day and just bore holes with the fuel hammer drill and it doesn’t break a sweat. Gets warm but has never shut down on me nor failed once. Cp3.0 battery is amazing! Literally lasts forever and gives out the same power if not more than my 5.0.

[@trulyhappy8855]

I spent the extra for the fuel and was wondering if I wasted my money. Appreciate the video!

[@ManCaverTools]

you did not waist your money. the Fuel is so much better and will last you longer as well and I thank you for viewing Truly

[@busman2050]

Waste not waist

[@mroddydawg]

Got a fuel brushless m18 hammer drill AND m 18 surge impact. Love them. I do still need a good job where I can actually put them to the rest

[@dariusfrench5]

Ok Dave, we know you in love ♥️♥️♥️ with the drill fuel set . It's weird the relationship you have with those tools , i am shocked !!!😂😱😂👍🇫🇷

[@ManCaverTools]

lol. I love tools bro lol

[@antoniomontana6589]

@@ManCaverTools I get the same criticism from Family for having them up in my bedroom walls lol not a job site. I got another set for work though they would never understand

[@davidskaggs3219]

I like how you always support other tool guys out there

[@HerrenGamingNews]

I just bought the fuel brushless Drill/Driver combo with 2 5ah batteries, I also bout 2 4ah batteries and the packout box. I'm looking forward to using these I drive hundreds sometimes thousands of screws in a day and my Dewalt brushless wasn't cutting it anymore even with 5ah batteries. mostly because it's been so heavily used in 8 months but millwaukee is better from whst I've experienced.

[@rightpassage]

Yes I had the regular kit as well drill/impact and upgraded to the fuel hammer/impact with the 5.0 batteries haven't been dissatisfied at all.

[@Bombastic_Spastic]

That fuel is an undoubteldy awesome tool but I find my BL too powerful in my day to day use doing studwork and boarding, I can only think how many more screws I'd send straight through timber out the other side with the fuel

[@jefrebugni4064]

It’s just trigger discipline

[@syd_luna]

I got the M18 Brushless Combo Kit that had the Brushless Hammer Drill/Driver version (2802-20), and both the impact driver and hammer drill/driver hasn't disappointed me at all. It was the first ever Milwaukee products I bought, and they've been my moneymakers for nearly 2 years. Hasn't let me down so far. Down the road, I'll upgrade to the Fuel versions, but until then, they're my go-to on my installs. Great video as always!

[@ManCaverTools]

I do thank you so much for viewing :)

[@davidperry4013]

I have the little M12 Fuel with the tri light LED. Power is about the same as the M18 Brushless (non fuel) despite it's miniature size. Considering an M18 Fuel drill and impact driver as well.

[@AlexConnor_]

Checks out. Milwaukee Fuel are epic tools. Non-Fuel are average at best. Only worth buying if you already have Fuel tools and want one specific tool for a job that doesn't have to be heavy grade. Mechanic probably doesn't need a Fuel drill, etc. Milwaukee non-Fuel don't make a lot of sense otherwise, there are better mid-range tool lines out there usually for less money. Rigid, Ryobi, Kobalt etc. Kobalt for example, yeah they are made to a lower price point than Milwaukee Fuel. But each tool is aiming to be the best possible for that money, some of those Kobalt tools are really very good. Meanwhile non-Fuel are clearly intended to be a step below Fuel and that shows in performance.

[@kevinnickel7529]

That settles it then..I have both brushless models, but will definitely be making the upgrade to fuel..I suppose I wait for Gen 4 to be available in my area

[@ManCaverTools]

the Fuel is so much more better and I thank you for viewing Kevin

[@tylermcelwain]

Would be really interesting to see the m12 fuel compared to that m18 brushless

[@GuyFromJupiter]

I already thought it was pointless to buy Milwaukee if you don't buy a fuel, but I didn't expect that margin. That's crazy! You'd be better off buying a good Ryobi, Kobalt, Craftsman, etc. If you're going to buy from expensive tool brands make sure you buy their nice tools or you're kinda wasting your money for the name.

[@ManCaverTools]

its either go big or go home situation

[@frankgolding211]

Brushless 2902 Milwaukee Drill Driver vs. Fuel? The Fuel outperformed the 2801 series BL handily, but the compact size of the 2801 (only 2.45lbs) makes it pretty attractive as a day to day drill. What are your thoughts on the 2902 BL, with 50% more torque but only slightly less heavy than the Fuel. Is the Fuel still the hands down winner?

[@jamesfair9751]

Just what I asked for last video thank you very much.

[@ManCaverTools]

You are welcome

[@EddyForero07]

Fuel is a bit too much power sometimes, it keeps breaking screw heads and its frustrating at times , just my thoughts

[@pouuko7656]

I have an M12 Fuel impact and I can say that sometimes it is too powerful yes. Fortunately there are mode selections that aren't the insanity that is mode 3, but cheap zinc screws that are usually included with vinyl deck railing can be easily stripped because the tool is driving them so fast even on speed 2.

[@Dale37]

I always knew the Fuel was more powerful but not that much more. Nice video!

[@ManCaverTools]

I thank you Dale, that is why I do these tests

[@timnash6870]

TIM from Canada don’t start now by giving me the feedback did not work the first time I love the show.

[@milanese232]

Thanks bro! That's exactly what I was looking for; you dissipated all my doubts.

[@rogercarr4060]

They are the older one I have just the brushless ones to mine are different looking the drill is 2902.20 and drill driver is 2850.20

[@ManCaverTools]

very good and I thank you Roger

[@robertdillon9989]

I have the Milwaukee M12s fuel and they are small and kick ass too, well made

[@ManCaverTools]

The m12 system is the best 12v system out there. I have no complaints and I thank you Robert

[@rolex87]

This video makes me want to get the Fuel, despite it is totally overbuilt for my needs haha

[@gerardoespinoza7202]

M18 brushless are good for remodeling and cabinet work, Fuel impact and drill perfect for everything remodeling and construction

[@rightpassage]

I do declare. Glad I upgraded to the fuel!!! I have the variable speed Fuel grinder waiting for me 2888-20. I'm wondering if I should upgrade to the 6 in, 2880/1-20 any insight? I thought the variable speed would save on battery juice. Just for random jobs they'll be for.

[@matt123231]

From a tradesman's point of view . I dont care how fast a tool cuts,bores or drives. Its the finished product. I also prefer variable speed triggers and muscle memory to bothering to push buttons on the fuel Of course Ill get a fuel when I can but in reality I need it for the Skill saw and grinder,nothing else. I honestly don't see a huge difference in the other tools . Ill always still use a corded tool where it makes sense

[@ManCaverTools]

I gotcha bro. This is a very old video. but tools these days have some might and portability

[@Synic08]

I’m glad I watched this... I actually think my gen 1 brushed will give that a run for its money... not in size or weight... but power, it keeps up with my fuel pretty well... dropped my fuel into water the other day... almost got a “brushless” non fuel one...

[@delosaurasrex732]

Saw the new Milwaukee preview for the NEW impact wrenches...it looks like the future “Gen 4 impact” might have the tri-lights???

[@ManCaverTools]

I am excited to see what the Gen 4 will look like

[@timnash6870]

TIM from Canada and to your question from another show.. you say you read all the questions.. give feedback on this.. I would have to call you out on this one... I have put in some half decent questions on the station. Never have gotten any feedback from people on this channel or from the host.Thats u DAVE Man cave tools

[@mhctools]

It is true, that model of Milwakee the impact screwdriver there is nothing to give it with, here in Argentina the tool with two batteries and a charger are uss 900, crazy, like the hilti, all very expensive. the video is very good

[@ManCaverTools]

I am not too sure of that one, but ill look into it

[@RonVichar]

Insane...the -22 now has a hammer 🔨 definitely worth the extra hundred for thr fuel

[@BadxMike]

3:10 damn I should used this one over my mid torque wrench with the drill having 1200 lbs of torque. I'm sold. Though I'd be scared of broken fingers, wrists, arms, and backs (maybe). I know it should be in inch pounds. but it sure looks like LBS.

[@billdavis6978]

Life is nothing more than comparing how quickly lag bolts can be driven in a rounder.

[@ManCaverTools]

exactly

[@davidskaggs3219]

Look at you supporting the VCG crew

[@ManCaverTools]

I love VCG construction

[@justsayin7937]

It would be interesting to see how the m12 fuel stacks up against the m18 brushless.

[@evanscragg9657]

If only we could get a good honest tool review now and then. It’s pretty obvious he’s making the brushless perform worse than fuel. Although I have all the fuel tools my self, can definitely say my brushless impact driver is better than my fuel. Way less vibration, never stops

[@petes.8766]

thanks for the video! how do the non-fuel compare to the XR line of Delwalts? (I am confident the fuel version beats them...but not sure about the brushless M18 non-fuel)

[@donnysanner342]

Good video hoss.....even though the regular brushless had is ass handed to it on a silver platter that certainly does not mean that the regular brushless is junk by no means and I'm gonna tell ya why. I have both sets of these drills that get used hard every day.....never had a problem with the regular brushless units however the fuels haven't given me the reliable every day performance as the regular brushless has......I bleed Milwaukee but I am telling you why myself and my crew has experienced. Also just had my 6 1/2" fuel circular saw motor lock up tighter than a nuns zipper ( if they wore pants that is )

[@ManCaverTools]

snap. im sorry about that motor. there is nothing wrong with the regular brushless tools. they still get the job done and I thanky you Donny

[@donnysanner342]

@@ManCaverTools 😂😂😂

[@donnysanner342]

@@ManCaverTools did it die ?

[@MrMikeqwerty]

Our milwaukee fuel drills & impact drivers have 3 issues, chucks cant hold drill, power button works when it wants and Electronic torq limitter on speed 2 is so over protective no big hole saws or drills cant be used on wood and even less with Iron.... And yes i know the speed is To high on Iron, but there is no use To drive it on full speed. It causes tools To melt even using cut oil. But its easier To find the right cut speed.

[@dq7143]

I chose Milwaukee's M18 brushless line because in my research, other people came up with similar observations as yours. If I worked at a job where my tools were my livelihood, I would choose the Fuel line.

[@vane5736]

Man the fuel is a beast

[@ManCaverTools]

I agree with you on that

[@timothybayliss6680]

The 6.0HO has a higher peak watt output over the 8.0ho. Compare samsung 30t v 40t cells. This is a massive advantage for the Fuel drill.

[@Cwm02]

Can you please do the fuel M18 impact vs the fuel surge impact? I'd love to see the difference and nobody does that

[@ManCaverTools]

once I get an m18 surge I will

[@tonymartinez5798]

Way to go brushless! Riding with the big boys!

[@ManCaverTools]

both kinds of tools are worthy but the Fuel is so much more powerful and I thank you for viewing Tony

[@flat_stickproductions209]

I have both M18 and M12 and the 12 is no slouch either.

[@ManCaverTools]

I agree with you on that. I love 12v tools and I thank you for viewing David

[@mrs.dairycow62]

The brushless impact is a beast..

[@ManCaverTools]

The #1 ever made

[@quickid150]

I wonder how an M12 fuel impact would compare to a M18 brushless impact.

[@harrisonroy3098]

Love watching all your videos man.

[@ManCaverTools]

I thank you Harrison :)

[@harrisonroy3098]

Man Caver Tools you welcome.

[@MrMikeqwerty]

I Wonder if you could compare 2 impact drivers with 1/4 & 1/2 and about Same torgue using BIG bolts, beacause i have a feeling that even with less power on paper 1/2 would still win.

[@ManCaverTools]

I have a new test ill be doing soon when it comes to impact drivers and impact wrenches

[@vikingnorm6935]

I own a LOT of tools, I am a Milwaukee fan for a reason, I always grab a Milwaukee over my other brands if possible

[@ManCaverTools]

very good and I thank you for viewing Viking

[@busman2050]

For a contractor, fuel is better, for handyman or homeowner probably the brushless compact is a better fit, I have the compact brushless and it works for me

[@liamczarnecki3487]

Brushless for pros just makes sense. If im driving screws constantly everyday id rather have the one without components that wear rapidly with normal use.

[@ManCaverTools]

all 4 of these tools are brushless

[@jasonnguyen2801]

Can you compare m12 fuel to milwaukee brushless (non-fuel)?

[@ManCaverTools]

yes I can and that is a good suggestion

[@kellstat]

Would you choose fuel combo kit/system over any other systems? Several of their tools just seem to be tops overall. There yard tools look pretty competitive, as far as I know? Wish they did legit top handle chainsaw!

[@ManCaverTools]

I love all brands, Right now my favorite impact driver isThe new Dewalt Atomic

[@PaulK390S90V]

How you like that ryobi air blower? Need something to blow out dust in my backhoe , looks strong and perfect! Bought a stupid "power" duster that is pretty weak for what I need. Don't have any ryobi, but it would just stay in my backhoe and use it once a week. Recommend?

[@Austiiizy]

I like how the brushless dropped the 6 inch faster then it’s 4 inch

[@zachrosedahl2813]

I like your channel better than vcg construction when it comes to tool tests

[@ManCaverTools]

I do thank you so much for viewing :)

[@bonddav007]

When I look at Home Depot is says they are booth brushless but the fuel is stronger and the other one they call the surge

[@dyer2cycle]

..what worries me, though, is the additional electronics in these tools...like appliances, I worry that an otherwise good tool will be rendered useless(possibly prematurely) by an electronic board going bad..and of course, said board being either unavailable, or so expensive that repairing the tool is not economically feasible... :(

[@toolhead147]

Those milwaukee fuel are a beast

[@ManCaverTools]

Yes they are and I thank you toolhead

[@jay3412]

I know this is a year old but would love to see an m18 brushless 2850 vs m12 fuel impact driver shootout

[@cheekon3559]

I just bought the 2850-20 and I have to say it feels really good for not having any adjustments just a variable speed trigger it feels stronger than older Milwaukee 1/4" impacts I have used in the past, how long have you had yours do you like it still holding up well?

[@jeremydewayneellis]

You took your sweet time drilling the 2x4 with the brushless I feel like I could drill those holes faster than that.

[@ManCaverTools]

we will see what happens in their promo

[@danswelding9058]

Great video and something I’ve been wanting to see for awhile now. I have the compact brushless set and it serves me well but man , I want the fuel impact with that kind of performance. Have a great Sunday MCT!

[@ManCaverTools]

ia m glad I can provide this video for you and I hope you have a great Sunday as well Dan

[@Jasonkellis]

He didn’t do it the same

[@evafinnegan1724]

Can you do a review on the Ryobi table saw?

[@ManCaverTools]

yes I can and I thank you for the suggestion Eva

[@evafinnegan1724]

@@ManCaverTools No problem!

[@nikosks1106]

After the fact that we see in your video, the same tool to screw a 6-inch screw (13:03) faster than a 4-inch screw (12:10)... ...I don't think you believe that there is someone in this universe who takes your measurements and results seriously...

[@illestk24civic]

Today were going to fond out the ttt ttttt lol

[@LEO-xo9cz]

Just use the same battery in both. What a silly idea using different batteries.

[@gariejoyce5263]

Because it would be too much of a landslide, but it would be a fair comparison

[@ManCaverTools]

the regular brushless still got destroyed

[@reginaldcapistrano536]

Boss, compare that Milwaukee fuel and Metabo brand which is the best and beast.Tnx

[@ManCaverTools]

once I get Metabo I will

[@sergioesad276]

Nice video bro. Have you made a comparison between this brushless (not fuel) combo and the cheap DeWalt xr combo (DCD796 and DCF887 w/ 2ah bats)?

[@ManCaverTools]

more versus videos will be coming up

[@sergioesad276]

@@ManCaverTools great man! Thanks for reading my comment

[@jabroni6199]

You should’ve used the same batteries. The 6AH uses higher discharge cells than the 8. You didn’t give Brushless “home field advantage” you think you gave them. Quite the opposite actually.

[@ss327chevy]

I'm wondering if the results would be different with non high-output batteries. I dont think the standard brushless stuff can take advantage of the high output can it?

[@ManCaverTools]

the 21700 cells will work for all tools. but I dont recommend you use the with the brushed tools that often

[@pointedspider]

@@ManCaverTools a brushed motor is going to take whatever u give it. Most brushed motors can handle twice the voltage they are rated for, it's the current that kills them. They just take it. Fuel and brushless has electronics that can limit the output!

[@ceddrricdelaney6514]

Killed this review. Damn

[@javierosorio5169]

Thank you . I just ordered my set.

[@ManCaverTools]

I thank you for viewing :)