Ozito 18v 60NM Brushless Hammer Drill Review

[@interman7715]

Thanks buddy ,I'm a builder/ carpenter and appreciate your tests.

[@Nornical1500s]

you're very welcome. I'm glad i helped you out.

[@terrabyteonetb1628]

Do you need a ha mer drill, when you can use a impact driver? Drilling in brick?

[@Nornical1500s]

Yes you do need a hammer drill to drill into brick. Both of the impact mechanisms inside each tool are different, and an impact driver is more likely to snap a bit. Plus many masonary drill bits dont have the 1/4 inch hex drive to fit inside the collet of an impact driver.

[@jt-ff4oq]

Good review and interesting video. As a 53y.o with some genuine concern, please be careful wearing safety thongs using a drill with thay much power😮 or other crushey/pokey activities

[@Nornical1500s]

Thank you for your concern mate. I do feel comfortable enough to do the things the way i do them but i understand it just takes one fuck up.

[@jt-ff4oq]

Glad you think about it the safety azpect of it. Its a unique look anyway and added to the video. I really did enjoy and watched the whole review which is amazing as i have short attention span when it comes to video.. i think the 120nm version comes out very soon too and only extra $20 bucks. Im trying to wait for that one. Cheers

[@Nornical1500s]

@@jt-ff4oq yes the 120nm version will be reviewed as soon as i can get it. Looking forward to getting it and having a play with it.

[@marcuslima2535]

is it any close at some good makita drill?

[@Nornical1500s]

Im not sure maybe the lower end of the line of Makita but i personally havent used Makita all that much.

[@UnfinishedProjects-yt8km]

Nice One Mate ... Keep it up 😁

[@Nornical1500s]

thanks mate i appreciate it.

[@tomolarney440]

You haven't got a big enough battery on it put a 8.0ah battery

[@Nornical1500s]

Mate 4.0ah is big enough for everything. You dont need to max out everything, yes the 8 ah might give it slightly more power the 4 ah have worked fine enough for tests.