NEW DeWALT 12v XTREME 5-in-1 Full In Depth Comparison To The Milwaukee 2505-20 & BOSCH Chameleon!

NEW DeWALT 12v XTREME 5-in-1 Full In Depth Comparison To The Milwaukee 2505-20 & BOSCH Chameleon!
ACME Tools Affiliate Link: NEW DeWALT 12V 5 in 1 Drill/Driver Kit!
imp.i284638.net/QO6Jn3
Amazon Affiliate Link: Milwaukee 2505-22 M12 Fuel Installation Drill/Driver Kit
amzn.to/3FhsI8y
Amazon Affiliate Link: BOSCH GSR12V-300FCB22 12V Max EC Brushless Flexiclick 5-In-1 Drill/Driver System with (2) 2.0 Ah Batteries
amzn.to/3oswp5n
Join this channel to get access to perks:
/ @masteringmayhem
redcircle.com/shows/tools-4-d...
redcircle.com/shows/tin-foil-...
Tools 4 Dads Podcast - My Brother-In-Law And I discuss The Tools That We Use To Become Better Father's, Husbands and Neighbors
redcircle.com/shows/tools-4-d...
My Wife & Brother-In-Law Do Some Deep Diving Into Some Of The Most Popular & Not-So-Popular Conspiracy Theories Out There
redcircle.com/shows/tin-foil-...
To see the latest merchandise and to contact us check out our website
www.masteringmayhem.com/
🚨🚨🚨👉 Don't forget to enter the Huge On-Going 2021 GIVEAWAY! Subscribe to the channel and comment on this video to enter the GIVEAWAY: • Video 👈🚨🚨🚨
If you like custom pocket knives and want to see how this is done, check out my brothers KZbin channel here: / @knathansknives
👉 Amazon & eBay Links below are affiliate links. If you buy something through this link I may get a small share of the sale. ❤️ (Always check links for most current prices)
Honey Extension Link
www.joinhoney.com/ref/xv5b75y
eBay Up To 50% OFF Like-New Audio!!
ebay.to/3hEsyOG
eBay Polk Audio Up To 50% OFF Direct From Brand!!
ebay.to/3z8UHn3
eBay Save On TV's & Home Audio Up To 40% OFF Plus Free Shipping!!
ebay.to/2UdYIHK
eBay Up To 50% OFF Like-New Dell Plus A Two-Year Warranty!!
ebay.to/3ihiMAZ
eBay Safe Home Up To 50% OFF On Like-New Arlo With A Two-Year Warranty
ebay.to/3z4kMUg
eBay Outdoor Power Equipment Up To 50% Off Like-New!!
ebay.to/3xMjfSl
eBay Top-Brand Power Tools Up To 60% OFF Certified Refurbished!!
ebay.to/3z32F0J
eBay Electronics Top Brands Top Warranty Up To 50% OFF Certified Refurbished
ebay.to/2U9fyI4
eBay Acer Certified Refurbished Up To 40% OFF!!
ebay.to/2UJz3qp
eBay Indoor Air Quality & Ceiling Fans Up To 50% Off Like-New!!
ebay.to/3xKBk3i
eBay Build Your Home Theatre Up To 50% OFF Like-New!!
ebay.to/2Thcnxq
eBay Certified Refurbished Sun Joe Up To 50% OFF Direct From The Brand!!
ebay.to/3hIbZS1
eBay Certified Refurbished Bosch Up To 60% OFF By Authorized Sellers!!
ebay.to/3emsaCi
eBay Certified Refurbished Makita Up To 50% OFF By Authorized Sellers!!
ebay.to/3icJmvm
eBay Bose Up To 40% OFF Direct From The Brand!!
ebay.to/3ik19Rh
eBay Sennheiser Up To 40% OFF Direct From The Brand!!
ebay.to/2TconQE
eBay WORX Up To 50% OFF Direct From The Brand!!
ebay.to/3rbUBIi
eBay Milwaukee Up To 40% OFF From Authorized Sellers
ebay.to/3erash1
eBay Google Electronics Up To 40% OFF Direct From Brand!!
ebay.to/3kwdCDU
eBay Apple Up To 50% OFF Plus They All Ship Free!!
ebay.to/3ihMYw4
Fasteners Inc. DeWalt DCF887B 20V MAX XR Brushless 1/4" 3-Speed Impact Driver - $69.99!!
bit.ly/3Bi6gu3
Fasteners Inc. DEWALT DCS571B Atomic 20V Max Brushless 4 1/2" Cordless Circular Saw (Tool Only) - $94.95
bit.ly/3rcUgoM
Amazon Link For Same Dewalt 4 1/2 Circular saw
amzn.to/3erz2OP
Fasteners Inc. DeWalt DCG418B FLEXVOLT® 60V MAX* BRUSHLESS 4 1/2" - 6" CORDLESS GRINDER WITH KICKBACK BRAKE (TOOL ONLY) - $159!!
bit.ly/3icGL4t
Fastners Inc. DeWalt DCF901B XTREME 12-Volt Max Variable Speed Brushless 1/2-in Drive Cordless Impact Wrench - $89.99!
bit.ly/2USAdQj
Try Amazon Prime 30 Day Free Trial
amzn.to/35WbBsx
Try Audible Plus
amzn.to/2SWtLqS
Create Amazon Business Account
amzn.to/3j1erUQ
Try Prime Discounted Monthly Offering
amzn.to/2SVn48H
Kindle Unlimited Membership Plans
amzn.to/3iWGfcR
Give The Gift Of Amazon Prime
amzn.to/2TNY0Ay
Join Amazon Family 30-Day Trial Free
amzn.to/35Mr268
Join Amazon Prime Music - The Only Streaming Music With Free 2 Day Shipping - 30 Day Free Trial
amzn.to/3d14jHC
Join Amazon Prime - Watch Thousands Of Movies & TV Shows Anytime - Start Free Trial Now
amzn.to/3xH4YG4►This track: inaudio.org/track/heroes-epic/
#masteringmayhem #dewalt #newdewalttool

[@MasteringMayhem]

Affiliate Links to the three drills below: ACME Tools Affiliate Link: NEW DeWALT 12V 5 in 1 Drill/Driver Kit! imp.i284638.net/QO6Jn3 Amazon Affiliate Link: Milwaukee 2505-22 M12 Fuel Installation Drill/Driver Kit amzn.to/3FhsI8y Amazon Affiliate Link: BOSCH GSR12V-300FCB22 12V Max EC Brushless Flexiclick 5-In-1 Drill/Driver System with (2) 2.0 Ah Batteries amzn.to/3oswp5n

[@adammendoza3503]

Congratulations you guys on your 10k… awesome video, as always, can’t wait for Saturday night…. Be there or be Square….

[@rogerdavis6687]

Very good job on the review, thanks for the help. Keep up the great work, always a pleasure.

[@homelee665]

While the flat battery keeps the handle of the DeWalt slim, the shorter handles of the other two can potentially help them get into tighter places. Milwaukee got ahead of themselves with the digital direction change, it should be more accessible in all positions. I'm Team Red, but I give the edge to Bosch on this one. I would like to see how the German Metabo 12V stacks up. I've got the brushed Metabo 12V.

[@markhiscock5530]

Great review! Thank you for it

[@mytoolbox871]

bosch wins it for me , smallest with the best battery life. plus words on the Streets in Germany is, that Bosch will drop a sds plus /hammer drill attachment for the 12v, just like for the 18v flexiclick. great video btw. dewalt would be my second choice

[@brandonlee8400]

👀 (insert Anchorman "I don't believe you" gif)

[@mytoolbox871]

@@brandonlee8400 Believe it when it comes out Mein Herr. 🍻😁

[@Lexussss]

Bosch wind with the size and with akku

[@luisinhoens90]

Bosch also wins for me because in the 12V realm I appreciate compactness and weight over anything else. And although the DeWalt is torquey and fast, the difference is not that big when you are trading in weight and dimensions. PS. I don't believe about the SDS attachment for the Bosch. It would need more torque and bigger batteries to make it work. What I'd like to see is a hammerdrill version just like the one Milwaukee sells in Europe

[@KalifStorch]

Hammer Drill attachement hast just been released in Germany

[@free2chasehappy]

Great comparison! I'm really interested in the dewalt and it looks like it performs great! Congrats on the 10k subs too!

[@nrd515]

I just bought the Bosch Flexiclick brushless kit after using a friend's brushed one. I passed on the DeWalt mostly because of the length of it with the battery at the end of the handle, and the Milwaukee because of the reverse/lock switch location and type. I've had nothing but good luck with Bosch anyway and decided to stay with them. I have a pretty old impact driver that keeps on going and going, even when it's been abused over the years. It's about ready for new brushes, but I might just retire it, if they cost much. I bought it as a refurb about 7-8 years ago, so I got my money's worth out of it.

[@jf4610]

Great comparison! Best I watched today

[@jkunz27]

Great comparison video!!

[@toolsandtactics]

the magnetic storage did it for me on the m12 thats dope!

[@trentwilliams4453]

Great comparison video

[@hkhsm359]

Nice video. Thanks for sharing

[@Observer2225]

I enjoyed watching you very very good comparison very well done video👍 Thank you for your efforts - from central Europe

[@lonedesertfox]

My dude! I can’t believe the performance of all of these! That dewalt sounds real nice like and the smaller handle is kind of where it wins me over since my grip isn’t too great with the m12 drills compared to the m18’s.

[@robhar82]

I'm invested in both milwaukee and dewalt, these tools are install, finess kinda tools. Would like to see more comparison with small screw install senerios and some tight spaces, the manner in which these tools should be tested are not for power and speed but for accuracy and lack of destruction

[@MasteringMayhem]

Will do

[@MrHumberto2205]

Very nice review 👌👏

[@xristm]

Some of you have the problem with the speed selector of the milwaukee M12 stays halfway between 1 and 2 and you have to pull the trigger to unlock it. I already changed 3 in the Homedepot stores (even in the display model of any store you can check what I tell you), I am going to return it and buy the dewalt

[@deanslegos1990]

Man I'm hyped about this video

[@negshUK]

I'd like to make a suggestion for future tests of such tools. Take a bunch of screws and go thru the torque settings with them. From 1 to 1X they should create nice ladder from screws. This test in my honest opinion is mandatory for any drill drivers made for scrupulous tasks. My old German metabo 12v completes this test flawlessly and it's over 10 years old!

[@toolhead147]

Great video 👍 👌 👍 lots of good points on features and compactness. Now I have to buy one lol

[@UncleIvan1]

I have the Milwaukee one and it's awesome

[@deanslegos1990]

NICE! I couldn't find the video with the dewalt model number but found it with dewalt 5 in 1 drill. Bosch just went on sale at lowes, probably today 🤔, for 150

[@dtran22]

Black & Yellow impressive!

[@enhancehomeimprovementstoo1802]

Great video I will be seeing which one I like better dewalt or Milwaukee

[@ToolswithSoAlz]

All three are very good, thank you for making that point very clear, however, for my money, I would still go with the Milwaukee because of the rest of the M12 lineup.

[@toolnerd]

Nice Job! 😎😎

[@stevenfoust3782]

Very good tools. When installing or assembling things these tools could be a complimentary tool to an impact driver and obviously if you only want one tool to handle all jobs it’s great. But, let’s face it we all have more tools than is necessary- sorta.

[@igorverdes]

On my way to lowe’s for Dewalt, have few m12 Milwaukee but can’t use their handle ergonomics with the batteries in the handle.

[@bossmanz28]

The m12 jus makes no sense with the reverse switch or button that they use. Especially for a tool that meant for tight spots.

[@adamderoches8723]

Not that i like the selector, i was concerned when i bought it but honestly I've never had an issue with it

[@jhstyer]

Great vid and thanks for sharing. Although I am in the Dewalt 12v line I purchased the Flexiclick (brushed model) well over a year ago and it has been a dream tool to use. My only complaint was that it won't stand up on its own. Is it worth adding another instillation driver??? I'll have to wait and see what promotions come out for the holiday season. Keep up the Mayhem.

[@macvos]

It can stand up on its own if you use the 4Ah or 6Ah battery

[@jonathansherwood5841]

That DeWalt definitely has something going on there! I had the Bosch 10.8v hex impact and 10.8v drill many years ago (before they came out with the 12v Max) and they were good tools, got into tight spaces without much issue for under dash work in vehicles. Good to see they still have a small, but capable footprint. Milwaukee had the opportunity, but looks to me like they missed the mark, so they added niceties (magnet) and called it a day.

[@robertcasey3528]

10.8 v is 12v

[@brandonlee8400]

At HD, you can still hack the M12 with a ratchet. 254 will get you the installation kit AND M12 FUEL multi-tool.

[@jhippl]

I hope Skil makes one for their 12v lineup

[@cuebj]

Thanks. I have 3 batteries with my Bosch minu circular saw, so I'll probably go with Bosch despite having 18V Milwaukee drill and driver

[@matsudakodo]

Nice video. They advertise it can use up to a 1/2" spade bit. Do you think it could handle a 3/4" spade?

[@matsudakodo]

I found another video where they used 1" with no issues. Underrated

[@Allen-bm6tz]

I have the Milwaukee and Bosch. I tend to use the Milwaukee more because I don't have any other Bosch tools, but the Bosch is more comfortable for my hand and has better finesse. The digital selector always slows me down because of the need for visual confirmation. I've learned to slightly depress the trigger to check the direction. It keeps my thumb from wasting a move to press the direction button. You actually need to press the direction button twice to change direction when neither indicator arrow is lit because the first press lights the arrow to show the direction and a 2nd press is needed to change the direction. No way Milwaukee is keeping this selector for Gen2.

[@bdprist]

Those offset attachments are game changers for cabinet installs or other millwork. I have both Bosch and Milwaukee 12v stuff. I think the Bosch is a better tool because of the ergonomics BUT the Milwaukee surge driver is probably the greatest tool I've bought in the last 5 years. Ever since I got it all my 18v drivers just sit at home. I would say if you are looking for a 12v kit and don't have any of them yet go with Milwaukee, but if you want the best tool it's the Bosch.

[@Dirtyharry70585]

Got the bosch too, inside door hinges, and closet shelving make it a stand out. I also own the dewalt for work straight up box screw only work. And just have the Milwaukee gen3 12 drill/hammer with the 1/4" impact, they have the power!

[@chrisdurgala5548]

Good review. Thank you for comparing all three, but if you happen to read my comma on your review I have a few statements to make which also include anybody else who reads this comment and is may be trying to get a little better perspective further than white the tools are capable of well working.Though I made my decision a while back on which brand of this tool I was to have their are features that I like from two of them. I really do like the locking style of the Bosch for the attachments, however Dewalt is equally good I think I liked the Bashas more as it seemed a novelty because it was so different. That being said I have watched several reviews when this three tools started coming out until now and my own personal experience with my DeWalt that none of The reviews have completely covered is the fact that outside of DeWalt DCB118 fast charger all the other chargers will and do charge 12 V 20 V max and 60 V flex battery platforms. There is one charger I’m not 100% sure about because I have not been able to find one in my area to purchase and that is the four port charger/inverter. However with DeWalt and the way they’ve set up their battery platforms from 12 V to 60 V to charge on one single charger in the same port it makes it really nice when you go to do a cleanup and repair job where the tools you use can vary from needing to install cabinets and countertops brand new and get rid of the old to cutting up old stairs and porch railings with the different reciprocating saws all the way to running the flex fault platform for the weedeater with all the attachments that just came out and even the chainsaw and blower for flex volt. I simply pack 2 DCB115 4amp chargers and then the rest of the tools in the kit making more room for accessories when you do not need to pack three or more chargers.

[@Tensquaremetreworkshop]

Much as I like DeWalt kit (I have a lot), I jumped ship to Bosch for 12v- the battery on the end of the handle killed it for me. In-handle is the only way for 12v. What is the point of that big chunk of plastic at the front of the Milwaukee? Is it to look like a Festool? It can only hinder access...

[@adamderoches8723]

I was concerned at first when I bought it but it's never hindered me and it's surprisingly useful as screw and bit storage.

[@WrongTimeWatch]

I just got the Bosh for $149 from Amazon. I am trying to decide if I should keep it, or return it for the M12. I think I might try and do the tool return hack for the M12 to get it lower then the price of the Bosh.

[@MasteringMayhem]

I would do the hack if I really wanted the Milwaukee over the BOSCH.

[@WrongTimeWatch]

@@MasteringMayhem it looks like the M12 instalation tool will be about $10 less then the bosh flexiclick brushless. I don't have any 12v tools and am in the ryobi 18v system now. I don't know if I will buy any other 12v tools, but milwaukee of course has a much better selection of 12v tools.

[@pazuso]

I want the Bosch, but I don't want an extra charger :-( My m12 and m18 use the same charger

[@timmortimer5726]

I swopped the metabo 12v multi head for the milwaukee 12v installation driver. Made a mistake there the milwaukee is poor made

[@tensazero]

On a hunch, is the dewalt tray removable? If so, can it fit in a tstak box?

[@MasteringMayhem]

It is removable but I’m not sure it can fit in a tstak.

[@unlucky1353]

The best thing about the Dewalt is that you can use the same charger for your 12v and 20v batteries.

[@reaperreaper5098]

Milwaukee’s standard M18, Rapid, and Super chargers do this too, but even better. DeWalt, they share a port, on Milwaukee, they don’t.

[@chrisdurgala5548]

The thing that DeWalt actually has even a little more advantage is not only does the battery charger use one single port to charge a 12 V and 20 V max all but the DCB118 fast charger with a built-in fan can charge 12 V 20 V and the 60 V flex batteries with just one single charger and it does not take a long time to even do the 12 amp hour flex volt battery. I think honestly all the platforms should adopt that feature that you can get multiple voltage platforms of the same brand no matter what the brand and utilize one charger for the different voltage platforms. And for the Final piece of my opinion is I was Craftsman for hand tools and power tools when they were 100% USA made since then thus far for the past 20 years I have found Dewalt to honestly be the most durable and interchangeable throughout the generations.

[@luisinhoens90]

@@reaperreaper5098 The thing is at least on the standard and Rapid chargers you won't get both an M12 and M18 battery charged at the same time. These are sequential chargers, and that's not necessarily better than a single DeWalt charger that can charge both 12V and 20V batteries out of a smaller footprint. Then, the Rapid charger maxes out at 4.5 amps for an M12 battery while let's say a 6 amp DeWalt charger will charge both the 12V and 20V batteries at the same current

[@reaperreaper5098]

@@luisinhoens90 I'd argue that sequential chargers are better than DeWalt's combo port charger, as it'll still automatically switch over when both ports are occupied. No human intervention required. I'd also argue that while having a 6A charger charge a 12V battery at 6A is convenient if you're chewing through the juice, it's a net negative for the vast majority of people as faster and faster charging methods are more likely to damage the battery and they're not using up the charge of the 2-5Ah batteries fast enough for that fast charge to matter.

[@luisinhoens90]

@@reaperreaper5098 agree with the first part of your comment although I'm still suspicious about the side effects of fast charging. See, Makita only builds 2.5 and 9 amp 18V chargers, yet there are no widespread issues of failing batteries within a short time. And the 9 amps are way more popular than the slower chargers. Also both 4.5 amps and 6 amps are considered fast charging, both being potentially harmful for battery life in the long run, then why don't take the quicker charging instead?

[@ProxyFinal]

If you adjust the head for the offset, you can actually have enough space to switch on reverse. No one is going remember that though. If you re-do that test, maybe Milwaukee can get it closer to the wall than the others but you will have a hard time taking out the drill bit.

[@MasteringMayhem]

Good point. I’ll show that in some future video if I can.

[@ProxyFinal]

@@MasteringMayhem no tool is perfect. The m12 doesn’t really have much in terms of clutch setting range. Sometimes I want to drive a long screw, so screw driver mode is not going to cut it meaning you can’t set the screw flush to the surface w/o going to drill mode which you are going to sacrifice control.

[@daleon96]

whole idea is being compact, the dewalt is so big? bosch seems very well made and much more compact

[@macvos]

Agreed. The extra power is nice, but with that size you might as well buy the 18V Flexiclick and get an SDS attachment as a bonus.

[@bernitup6492]

I ordered the m12 and Bosch and after handling both brushless versions, the Bosch won. Even though I am invested in the m12 system, I bit the bullet and invested in the Bosch. Will make working in tight spaces like automotive pay for itself. I hate the directional switch and handle on the m12.

[@PFab]

Team 🍯 honey is getting hyped.

[@Joethetoolguy]

Oooh top secret 🤫

[@PFab]

Don't let the 🐻 find this.

[@jduasvte2436]

Don’t tell your wife, but the dewalt impressed me the most 😁

[@crazehare]

Im torn between the compactness of the the Bosch and the power of the dewalt

[@racer7007]

Just get the Milwaukee

[@griswald7156]

I’ve got the Bosch and the Milwaukee, but that dewalt im lusting for dewalt power..

[@griswald7156]

Isn’t the dewalt the most recent design?

[@macvos]

The DeWalt is nice, but with that size might as well use the 18V Flexiclick...

[@cjarloz]

I got the milwaukee and has been great for building nursery furniture and reaching those obstructed screws and bolts. If you are sticking to a line with the most offerings… simple choice

[@GregBrecker]

Amazon has it for $149 now!

[@drdrums98]

Bosch se los come con tan solo ver el tamaño y el peso! Excelente para trabajar y del diseño ni se diga, una chulada.

[@MrStanwyck]

Great comparison video. I’m getting the Dewalt for sure. Next, I’d like to see the M12 Fuel SDS hammer drill vs Dewalt’s new 12v Xtreme SDS hammer drill.

[@MasteringMayhem]

If I can get my hands on them, I’ll do a comparison for sure 🙂✌️❤️

[@user-wq5zt3px6l]

Most important at 12:45

[@aaronporter2180]

Size is the name of the game with stuff like this. the Bosch is so small and powerful enough for the things you need it to do. Also the M12 is doing too much with the buttons on top. The standard slide switch can be reached without moving your hand off the grip.

[@IDontEvenWorkHere]

Dewalt all day long.

[@Ericidryfly]

My vote goes to big yellow🎉🎉🎉🍾🍾🍾👍👍👍

[@ShihanmarkFilms]

Finally you got a Dewalt win lol

[@ianjay4596]

I got the bosch for 86 bucks lol. 2 of em

[@jesterraj]

Bosch all the way!

[@tylerhenry3665]

Black and yellow black and yellow wins again

[@user-dp9ch9gk1v]

Can’t wait so see the Milwaukee win

[@KnKn-rr9ri]

Couldn't we just buy a right angle adapter for our drill?

[@MasteringMayhem]

Yes, that would be an option 🙂

[@eliteoutdoor7203]

You can but they fail pretty easily. The right angle adapters will not handle very much torque

[@reaperreaper5098]

@@eliteoutdoor7203 They also get hot fast. A double whammy of cooked grease leaking and being very uncomfortable to hold.

[@macvos]

No because: 1. They suck 2. You'd still need an offset attachment 3. You'd still need the space for the drill head

[@tedmcdonald3377]

😎🐝😎🐝😎🐝😎

[@kc0lif]

attachments go to tool not each other.

[@konamanstudio2447]

👍🏻🍻🍺🐶

[@user-dp9ch9gk1v]

Here 1st

[@thetoolmat8632]

Cool video, Glad to see all the installation setups, - since you do have an INTERNATIONAL AUDIENCE get a tape that has both METRIC and IMPERIAL , and announce both measurements, Ex: such as 8 inches or approx. 203.mm (or 20.3cm) - in fact I would recommend everyone switch to metric when wood working etc… its laughable how the tolerances basically disappear when doing work…(remember to leave a tick if in a humid area for wood work) The amount of time saved on every project is immeasurable and time is bank! (no time spent trying to figure out the fractions at all, and yeah took me over 40 years to realize i should have been doing this all along, believe me you will laugh at yourself the first time you use it and never look back, every finely crafted precision machine, vehicle, tool or whatever is built using metric and there is a reason why!) - Big reds offset from the wall is perfect, too close causes splitting or blowout defeating the purpose. CONGRATS on 10K !!! I remember when it was a dream to get to 1000 ! time flies don’t it?

[@Tensquaremetreworkshop]

While I agree that Metric has advantages, you are conflating metric and decimal. Most of the benefit is in using decimal rather than vulgar fractions, the base unit is largely irrelevant. One could work in decimal inches with little downside. Which is what engineers have always done, using thousandths for sub inch units. Some (not I) would argue that it is better; who has not confused cm and mm in dimensions? (Yes, cm are deprecated in technical use, but they are common).

[@stevenfoust3782]

While these kits are clever, when a drill is required for nearly any project, you invariably need the driver as well. Constantly switching heads to me would be an absolute buzz kill.

[@andytorre4858]

1st

[@DragonBornish]

That digital direction switch on the Milwaukee is probably the dumbest decision I've seen on a powertool, in a long time... Everyone who's even a little bit familiar with using a power drill has the muscle memory of using the index finger to switch direction, because it's been the standard of the industry since forever. That Milwaukee just seems way too fiddly.

[@ahuachapan2]

Bosch sucks. The trigger of that model broke with only light use. This is the second Bosch tool that broke this month. I'm not a heavy user.

[@johnlucier8572]

These tools are not for construction period. These are for light duty around the house or garage. I have to laugh when they try to push These to do something they are not capable of doing. Keeping them long screws and the batteries will die quick. Be real.

[@silverbackag9790]

They are principally made for cabinet makers/installers.