PREMIUM Battery SDS Hammer Drill Shoot-out - Dewalt, Bosch, Makita, Metabo, Milwaukee, Hilti

[@mounirdarwiche6075]

This larger die grinder kzbin.infoUgkxmwiwyX3ADeryrwvcsiwLeKxme6QNQmGL runs very smoothly in use. There's virtually no vibration. Paddle switch with the safety trigger is a bit cumbersome to use, but is much safer. Grinder cannot turn on if set down on the bench.Note that this die grinder, like most others, runs at 25,000 rpm. Always use a face shield and hearing protection. If your grinding stone has any sign of chips or cracks, throw it away. At 25,000 rpm, the stone sees very high G-loads and could come apart explosively if the stone is damaged. Always run the grinder for a short time before using it to check the stone.This tool is heavier than some but very well made.Recommended.

[@navnig]

Hard to beat HILTI on anything other than cost, right across the board.

[@Mk-vy7bl]

They’ve always had the best SDS around for years

[@rezendogmorales3747]

Both dewalt and milwaukee overtake hilti on many tools now. Drop saw and reciprocating saw especially

[@navnig]

@@rezendogmorales3747 They do tend to specialize in hand drilling and rock breaking tools though. 🙂

[@rezendogmorales3747]

@navnig yes but you said anything. I'd say they are only better in maybe rotary hammer drills. Because core drilling milwaukee is slowly taking over.

[@vlat18]

yeah, milwaukee is the worst sds, i have now 2 different sds milwaukee drills and they both sucks. A lot cheaper Makita is 2-3 times faster. really sad that i chose Milwaukee line. Other milwaukee tools are actually fine.

[@chrisman3673]

I have the 36v Makita not as good as the Milwaukee m18 chp-o sds wish I didn't sell it

[@vlat18]

Chris Man half year ago i bought a third sds m18 chx-0, its fuel series, others were regular ones. New one is much better, same like my friends Makita but mine is heavier and costed more.

[@SuperUltimateLP]

I own a newer version of the makita and i have to say they improved a bunch 👍 Anti-vibration and brushless at 36 Volt has some real power and if im not mistaken it can handel 32mm drills. Maybe you can find one of the newer Versions for a retest ?

[@carysimpson2651]

Awesome review guys! No one in the States is doing it as well as the boys from “down under”! Super comprehensive test and objective comments and conclusions. Much appreciated!!

[@OZToolTalk]

[Dwain] Cheer Cary :) appreciate the support.

[@emmettturner9452]

Is there some reason why Australia is extremely over-represented in KZbin rotary hammer/SDS videos? Maybe block and brick homes/buildings are mandatory or something? Not complaining. Just curious. Boltah -Downundah- [Downunder] (spelling?) was the first I saw when I got my new DCH133. He’s like an SDS version of Torque Test Channel. Next was some Aussie plumber [plumberparts] giving 11 tips on using dry a diamond core set where he also raves about a Bosch dust extractor and “Hoover” (vacuum) that wasn’t made by Hoover. ;) Now it’s you guys! I’m learning so much and I appreciate it (thanks!), it’s just weird that so many are from Oz and I’m curious to know why.

[@OZToolTalk]

yeah I'm not sure why. We don't use concrete more than the US I'd imagine. And no where near as much as Europe. We do have a LOT of brick homes. But our channel has tried to do comparisons on most of the most common tools over the years, so don't read into it too much.

[@baseballdude8491]

Where's the Hikoki It's the only one that can also use the AC adapter-which is the most important option for my work and why I switched out my Makita and Milwaukee

[@OZToolTalk]

they didn't have one they wanted to put in at the time. the adapter is a great feature :)

[@TheManLab7]

I do love Milwaukee, but they’ve really let themselves down with this drill. If you had the smaller one (SDS+) it’d been a better drill as it’s got 4 modes and has anti vibration in the handle. I’m surprised they didn’t use one as they did the same for DeWALT 🤔

[@jamesnm21]

Dewalt handily outperforms the Milwaukee in the sds plus as well. However Milwaukee has since come out with an updated version I believe.

[@JordanStar2323]

@@jamesnm21 I think the updated version comes out may

[@Mk-vy7bl]

@@jamesnm21 still it’s hard to beat them 54/60v battery’s

[@karoljanik1]

You should do test of new TE 60 a36 Hilti ;)

[@dereklak2144]

not sure why they didnt, so many better Hilti tools to have tested with not much price difference

[@loucifer323]

When I think of concrete the 3 tools I think of are Dewalt, Hilti and Bosch

[@Jako1987]

I think Hilti, Hilti and Hilti

[@noobgamer-qb3gq]

Hilti SDS Max drills are made in Austria, thats at least what it say's on the machine

[@johnadams1052]

Jack Braddell actually they won’t mention it but the origin of the tool varies based on the model but we’ll never know exactly what and where unless you know someone that works for them

[@MrVTEC555]

Bosch for me. DeWalt is the most powerful, but I think Bosch is more precise and durable. My 19 year old Bosch GBH24 VRE is still going strong, runs as good as new! It's been through a lot of crap, from smoking, to being red hot and it just doesn't want to die. My only issue is its batteries. We are down to 1 and it's starting to die out, it's been in this stage for quite a while, so I hope to source some genuine ones second hand.

[@OZToolTalk]

I too place a lot of trust in an SDS with a Bosch logo on the side [Dwain]

[@RagingOatmeal]

Something I love about the hilti stuff is how everything is flush and refined. The plastic seamlessly blends into the rubber for handles and whatnot. Gets rid of that sorta cheap feel because everything has excessive overmoulding and random curves and stuff

[@OZToolTalk]

[Dwain] yeah it does feel very precise.

[@regmccormack3157]

RagingOatmeal.. You are absolutely correct.

[@dme6991]

Haha I agree 100% but seams like something you learnt from AVE I know I did

[@jean-marc7999]

Not my line of business, but as usual, a super good, comprehensive, clear and informative video ! Thanks guys !

[@OZToolTalk]

[Dwain] cheers jean-marc ;)

[@Videogamerforlife69]

no Shock Hilti won. they have had this figured out forever. just wish Milwaukee performed better

[@drazman9]

For heavy duty work I'd go with the Hilti though (if you need cordless access), I have a corded "non-brand" SDS drill with like 3J - and it drills holes in iron reinforced concrete like into butter, with it's brushed motor though. Liked the review nonetheless! Great work guys.

[@hasandilek92]

What do you think of the 36v hikoki SDS + ( DH36DPA) and the big brother SDS MAX (DH36DMA). Where do you reckon they will score in your list.

[@OZToolTalk]

haven't used them sorry

[@Andrew-ki5jz]

HILTI is in a different League from anything , HILTI in the early 80s was fantastic gear , the Nail guns were amazing also kango's were good part of construction industry,i think Kango make Good shoes Now !! Ha Ha Ha ,that was the day!

[@JVShred]

Love the video, would love to see a 2022 update as well

[@OZToolTalk]

maybe some time :)

[@jonotrenholm2239]

You got to review makita's newish sub compact 18V BRUSHLESS DRILL DRIVER SKIN DDF484Z

[@nathanielgamez-lachester5513]

Makita has a new "brushless" 36 volt sds plus hammer drill! You guys should do a review on it! You can find it on the makita website. Please check it out! I'm looking to buy a cordless sds drill and since I'm a makita user I'd like someone to do a review on the NEW XRH07PTU. Since no else has yet.

[@OZToolTalk]

Nathaniel gamez we are in discussions 👍🏼 (mike)

[@paulwharton1850]

I really appreciate you guys doing the reviews - I have learnt a lot

[@QiuyuanChenRyan916]

released 2013?

[@jaromirvasut7926]

Těžko říct takhle z hlavy

[@tristanpatterson3843]

Hilti and Dewalt always coming out on top in these tests. One of you guys in this video can't drill a straight hole for shit lol.

[@OZToolTalk]

Tristan Patterson haha, I’ll hand the batton to you and you’d struggle as well ! Your arms go to mush pretty quick !

[@joshbenton810]

Tristan Patterson from experience, drilling a full batteries worth of holes fucks your arms

[@onwardsandupwards3492]

Bosch are tanks

[@OZToolTalk]

indeed

[@davym8009]

Hilti against all .again😅😅😅

[@richardoakley8800]

We have the hilt te6 36 we don't look after them ..we don't keep them in casses and just chuck them in the vans..ours are about 6 years old.. the dewalt....lasted 3 days. And 54 volt battery takes 2 hours to charge.. utter crap...amd no mention of hav times

[@OZToolTalk]

3 days, yikes!

[@petea2721]

All are toys compared with the hilti. There is a reason its $2500

[@summitm18hvac90]

Um Cuz it's a hilti. I've used better tools

[@0hypnotoad0]

The top class Milwaukee 18v SDS Plus drill is a beast (not shown in this video, for some reason.) I'm pretty sure with a 9.0 or 12.0 battery on it, it will outperform the Hilti. The Hilti TE30 is an amazing drill though, really designed for never-ending productivity, if I get one some day I'd like to test them side by side to see which is faster. At the end of the day regardless of drilling speed the Hilti probably has the run-time advantage, Hilti always designs for productivity first and foremost before they do out-and-out performance.

[@pulladinbullfitta]

So I have the top milwaukee sds plus and have compared side by side with the 36v hilti. Very similar so similar it's hard to tell the difference apart from feel which the hilti felt a bit more solid but drilled as fast as each other

[@dme6991]

Summit M18 HVAC guarantee that you haven’t used better tools you only think you have. Check out AVE channel were he actually takes the tools apart and compares . There’s a reason Hilti can do a 20 year warranty it’s because there tools are built to last

[@petea2721]

@@stiaankruger2699 I have used the dewalt and makita and they only last a few weeks out in the field. They are built for diy people

[@chrisskidmore7651]

I’m sorry but the Milwaukee does not drill that slow, I have one and use it all the time and your not even using an actual Milwaukee battery it’s a knock off yet all the other brands have the correct battery

[@OZToolTalk]

no Chris. Outside of the US, Milwaukee use different branding. We have never used knock-off batteries. The test was the test, we don't play favourites. [Dwain]

[@jaywelker5566]

Yes it does drill that slow. And that's not a knock-off battery, they get a different sticker in Australia.

[@chrisskidmore7651]

@@OZToolTalk yeah not playing favorites I’m telling you what I use every day i know it’s not that slow you used it in one video bud👍🏼

[@Calmdowndude]

HANDS DOWN It's HILTI all the way! Corded or Cordless works all day w/ 4 battery change outs when using it heavily.

[@OZToolTalk]

increidble tool

[@Mondetreking]

Hilti is such an overpriced tool...

[@robswingler]

I agree in the uk it’s nearly 3 x the price of all others and you only get 2 years warranty compared to 3 on most other makes .

[@feellikemusic1725]

You don't get the point of the Hilti lads if you buy or rent the tools and if any problems with it the Hilti come out to you to site or whenever you are and they fix it for you for free

[@Mondetreking]

@@feellikemusic1725 yeah, they fix for free and you loose time .... with dewalt i had never have problems. with hilti 3-4 times in service.... overprice, you pay the service in advance,,,,

[@SkilledLabor]

HILTI superior in all tools, just look At the build quality.

[@regmccormack3157]

Ain't nothing like a true blue Aussie review, great job fellas. The

[@OZToolTalk]

Cheer Reg!

[@qwademcpherson3141]

I’m going to say this this right now I use Milwaukee tools but I have Hilti rotary hammer drills and They are the best by far

[@OZToolTalk]

Hilti are rotary kings :)

[@mihandreviews-homegarden7380]

Thanks!

[@hangnhatchonloc9117]

Hilti very good

[@iginiobluevest9259]

Hilti rotary hammer and battery-look ugly, Hilti tool for concrete work only, ONLY I LOVE DEWALT BATTERY AND TOOLS, good for Milwaukee, Makita and Metabo, Milwaukee, Makita and Metabo batteries ONLY with HIGH CAPACITY, NOT any need tool, WON'T buy Hilti battery and tools

[@simonjones6202]

Hilti the best

[@ll88magic71]

I think you should take off some points for weight. How often are you drilling holes in a floor? Take those toys above your head and work all day. Instead of that. Good job.

[@OZToolTalk]

It's a fair point. Would you rate weight as high as vibration comfort? [Dwain]

[@amoshousworth5568]

Next time add pricing to their score.

[@OZToolTalk]

who's price?

[@adammiskell5855]

Great review, maybe say yep less tho 😂

[@OZToolTalk]

haha YEP!

[@bigrobbyd.6805]

Spent my Saturday with the guys from OTT. Great videos as always, dudes!

[@UncleBobbyBkklol]

prefer milwaukee just cause id rather buy their other tools over dewalt or makita for battery compad so im kinda bias, but nice vid boss !

[@Colaaah]

And you can get 12 ah batteries now 👍

[@Bluntzwerg]

great review, thank you guys! Someone needs to practice holding those sds straight here :D

[@OZToolTalk]

Erik Tontsch Yep pretty sure I had a very off day :/ (mike)

[@tech-daddy]

Hilti is the best, but you have to pay dearly. I been going for DeWalt for many years now and am happy.

[@OZToolTalk]

nice

[@remi1213]

Oh the makita is the big looser!!! :( Is there an other makita model release since ??? All my tools are makita so...

[@chris746568462]

To be honest, the best tool is always the one you have the batteries for already. There is a newer 36v version which is brushless, DHR281ZJ. No idea what it's like, all my stuff is flexvolt or XR, it should be alittle better than the brushed model.

[@DarkShadow-nk5ge]

U can beat hilti on anything except concrete things

[@efjefe]

Dammit

[@therealbajan522]

Dewalt is an almost hilti for much cheaper

[@Jako1987]

But if Dewalt breaks before ten years... Hilti has 20 year warranty I think. 🤔

[@user-hakim.85]

ستظل ميلوكي الافظل ياشباب ليس الاختبار بلسرعة الاختبار أثناء العمل ميلوكي اعز من اطفالي

[@dannym670]

Hi guys, how did you work out the runtime scores with so many different battery sizes and amp hours? Surely the only fair way was to do it based on total watt hours? Great review 👍

[@OZToolTalk]

We just gave the results exactly as they came. People can do some maths if they want to work out runtime per Ah, but it's not like an 18v drill driver comparison. These are the best tools, with big prices and set battery configurations.

[@thaersheikh8306]

What do you think of bosch 2020, is it good, or you recommend another brand

[@OZToolTalk]

Bosch make great tools :D

[@antzanton4842]

What’s happened boys no video for ages

[@OZToolTalk]

we're on a (maybe permanent) hiatus

[@antzanton4842]

@@OZToolTalk loved your work though real tradie giving honest feedback

[@alvilla701]

Oldvideos need to be updated with new videos, there are many new versions of this tools

[@jcurran2414]

Hitachi make the most productive, affordable and easy to fix concrete tools. Why is Hitachi not in this shootout.

[@OZToolTalk]

+J Curran they opted not to participate in this one

[@mrseanpride6449]

Oz Tool Talk that's crazy. I wonder why.

[@szczepanwalczyk]

Dlaczego nie ma Hitachi? HIKOKI?

[@richhand930]

The flaw in these tests as with others is keeping the pressure even, more powerful drills require more force behind them to reach their optimum

Elevated pressure is contraproductive with SDS technology.

[@williamaraujo779]

but Hilti is $2400 with foreskin mate?

[@RR-le4gm]

What also important is that with dewalt you only use one battery what also is compatible with other 18v machines

[@abhishekbhardwaj8624]

👍

[@alexanderd8740]

All I know is in uk hilti is the brand hire companies invest in despite the seemingly stupid high price, never seen any other brand of these hired out

[@OZToolTalk]

Hilti's warranty and service promises probably make a lot of sense for hire companies.

[@robswingler]

Oz Tool Talk the uk warranty is only 2 years on hilti compared to most other makes being 3 years and it’s nearly 3x the price.

[@aussiecopcalls1555]

Would love to see how the hitachi compares

[@mikekahotea9197]

Actually Hitachi isn't all too bad . I had a Bosch corded at 3.1 joules before I started using corded Hitachi 3.0 joules with both using 18 mm on an old construction concrete flooring for 6 inch anchor bolts. That Hitachi kicked ass and was almost 3 times faster that was about 15 years ago

[@glasseyi]

Mike and Dwain come through with another great video, thanks mates!!!

[@OZToolTalk]

J Glassey Thanks John 👌🏻 lots of work and Dwain’s computer brilliance lol 👊🏻

[@tanthadcork5040]

I'm not sure if the Milwaukee M28 FUEL 1-1/8" rotary hammer was out then. But I would like to have seen it in this test since it it is a 28 volt

[@craighatch3221]

I’ve tried out most all brands threw out the years an I’ve found Dewalt to be my tool brand for pretty much everything now. An this video is just one example why.

[@Dade_Soulja]

Ditto

[@clooperman3745]

If you are happy with the power tools you use that is what matters, over fourty years working in construction I have seen all brands on site, only in heavy duty applications does it really matter what brand you use, in less demanding use all mainstream brands will do a good job.

[@polygamous1]

I thought If Hilti is as good as it once was to win hands down My old TE 15 (corded) I bought SH maybe late 80s early 90s its still perfectly working even to be honest I retired for over 10 years now, as for Metabo is by far the Best drill i even had

[@abhishekbhardwaj8624]

Milwaukee

[@krisroy6985]

Thank for the video guys ! Please get some lapel mics for your video. Don't hesitate to contact me if you want some tips. PS I have the Hilti and i love it and so do my colleagues !

[@OZToolTalk]

[Dwain] we are gonna mount a shotgun mic above our position :) thanks Kris

[@koala_1197]

Hilti 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@TheZahiddetho]

Hilti TE 6A- 36 AVR is far more better performance and price wise.

[@OZToolTalk]

it is not close to a match in performance surely? It has only 2j per hit.

[@uniquesoundsolutions]

Great video guys! Thx for being so thorough!

[@AussieGearReviewer]

Great review guys. As primarily a Makita owner I was a little depressed with their performance until I saw the difference in skin price! I just have the single 18v Makita hammer and it works fine for what I do. (very occasional tile chipping or lino removal) It would be nice if all makes used the same batteries so we could pick and choose between manufacturers for different tools but I dont think thats ever going to happen!

[@OZToolTalk]

[Dwain] Cheers AussieGuy. That'll never happen, agreed.

[@deserteagle1166]

@@OZToolTalkThat particularly happened. NEW hitachi (hikoki) metabo mafell collomix and some other German tool manufacturers now use the same battery platform. Hope they would poach other to their club.

[@deserteagle1166]

@@OZToolTalk oh, ridgid vs AEG also have same platform.

[@poulo69]

I have the dewalt SDS plus and love it. Looking at your price scale there. And it looks like I could buy the dewalt plus and max for less than the hilti kit. Talk about value for money😁

[@OZToolTalk]

Paul Dowling glad you like yours, the pricing def comes into it in a few different ways 👍🏼 (mike)

[@TheZahiddetho]

what about warranty? dewalt warranty is conditional whereas Hilti has 2 years no cost.

[@OZToolTalk]

yep, Hilti has an amazing warranty.

[@unitedgray]

When it costs twice as much, warranty doesn't mean all that much.

[@bretbroome2118]

You can’t compare the Milwaukee with a cheap aftermarket battery…😑😑😑

[@OZToolTalk]

all batteries are OEM. other parts of the world have different labelling to the US

[@Djagjavitya]

Great test!!!

[@OZToolTalk]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@word1one]

Milwaukee did not get a fair shot. You used a fake battery

[@OZToolTalk]

No, no we didn't.

[@GeorgeGeorge-xj2bc]

What makes the difference is that someone is buying a Hilti no because he wants to buy a drill but because he wants to buy a Hilti.

[@wordpressenschede9277]

Nice video guys! but maybe check the audio before rendering? listening with headphone on stereo and dolby many static noice fro maybe the camera amp? dont know if you use a shotgun mic? or maybe try a wireless lapel mic. Im a subscriber! anyways you got fans in holland keep it up.

[@OZToolTalk]

WordPress Enschede Yeah thanks, We have gone a long way to sorting audio and in general now we have it sorted but to fit all these tool in screen we moved camera back. I’ll be mounting a shotgun mic above us in my workshop very soon 👍🏼 (mike)

[@wordpressenschede9277]

HE if your camera is way back why not try out a wireless as i said. Then only mount transmitter on the camera. There a lot of good ones for a few buks that work very well at distance. And in videos like this you guys stand of sit down i think thats the best solutions. Here watch this video. But not mather what i will look forward to your videos. kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5fCp2SIfrx3itk

[@figuringitout9956]

Very nice comparison! Extremely helpful, thanks guys!

[@OZToolTalk]

cheers :D

[@MacedonianPrideOrtox]

Hilti is a king 😜

[@davidcerrillo1329]

Probably milwaukee sucked cause of the knock off battery?

[@OZToolTalk]

It isn't a knock off, Milwaukee use different branding outside the US.

[@jezzyomega6328]

whats up with the aftermarket battery. this is why I am gonna call bullshit. You are testing tools against manufacturers warranties and specifications. C’mon this is disappointing.

[@OZToolTalk]

We have to answer this question like once a week. I'm guessing you're from the US? Our badging looks different. Of course we don't use aftermarket batteries. Why would be go through all this effort and not get official products?!!?

[@wtfman1217]

Why were they using the 9ah Milwaukee battery instead of the 12ah designed for tools like this 😂 silly review

[@OZToolTalk]

Because 9Ah was the largest battery available at the time of this review ..... :/ silly comment.

[@wtfman1217]

@@OZToolTalk fair game 😊✌️

[@willynebula6193]

Love my 18v dewalt gear but the hilti as the oldest and most expensive I recon will win

[@willynebula6193]

I called it

[@OZToolTalk]

[Dwain] Hilti still nailing it ;)

[@iginiobluevest9259]

Hilti rotary hammer-look ugly, Hilti tool for concrete work only, ONLY I LOVE DEWALT BATTERY AND TOOLS, Milwaukee, Makita and Metabo batteries ONLY with HIGH CAPACITY, NOT any need tool, WON'T buy Hilti battery and tools

[@clooperman3745]

@@iginiobluevest9259 A drills performance is not judged on its looks, if it was the two Dewalts would loose hands down, they are PIG ugly, Hilti is best for heavy duty site use, a lot better than my Makita sds drill!!!

[@johnmckinley8447]

What about AEG. I have dug many many gold nuggets out of the WA Calcrete with my AEG. Saved me many hours with a hammer and chisel

[@OZToolTalk]

AEG don't make anything comparable to these units, or at least they didn't when we did this comparison.

[@tomkelly8827]

So a brushless tool with more power is a better tool!

[@jon3862]

I’m so sorry men only Hilti

[@nertil9804]

From my experience hilti #1 Bosch #2

[@OZToolTalk]

I've heard a lot of people say the same [Dwain]

[@Gummiflotti]

Don't mean to sound greedy, but will you guys be make a comparison video on the smaller SDS+ Hammer Drills? (18V)

[@OZToolTalk]

[Dwain] perhaps one day, but it's not on the radar at the moment. We are about to review the new Bosch 18V unit. I'll have a reasonable idea of how it compares to the Dewalt and Milwaukee units, if you ask in the comments on that video.

[@Gummiflotti]

cool cool

[@user-zp5vt1tu6b]

I upgraded my older corded Bosch to the new 60v sdsmax(USA version) DeWalt. Both my older Bosch and new dewalt lack the depth gauge which I really could use. Does anyone know why larger combination hammers seem not to have a depth gauge?

[@joeframer9642]

Dewalt power....unmatched for the same price

[@sukbajwa]

What a great video thank you

[@OZToolTalk]

Our pleasure!

[@kirovfactory]

I am a Dewalt user but I find Milwaukee stuff formidable at sometimes. what a pity you didn't test M18CHP, I find it amazing how they managed 4.5J out of a 18V battery, for a SDS+ unit

[@daiburt1833]

Realistically the drill you buy would be the one you've got the batteries for so why buy a DeWalt if you have Makita batteries

[@OZToolTalk]

in the case of some yes. but some guys want the best one there is, or don't mind having a second platform because they use it a lot and want huge runtime etc.

[@jonnyprice2618]

The dch333 DOES have “kickback” prevention

[@OZToolTalk]

good to know. it was weird it wasn't advertised.

[@jonnyprice2618]

Yeah if you look it actually says it on the drill - next to the main “dewalt” logo - it says “anti rotation system”

[@CC-qw5ps]

Bonjour je suis à la recherche d’un perforateur burineur en 18v je me pose la question sur deux modèles le Metabo kHa 18v et Dewalt sds plus 18v je précise que je possède déjà du matériel Metabo 18v et que j’ai trois batteries 4ah 4ah et 5.2ah que me conseillez vous ? Merci et super vidéo

[@dirkolivier8946]

Would be fair to also include the Milwaukee M18 CHPX Sds Plus Rotary Hammer. 4.5J

[@OZToolTalk]

Dirk Olivier would be nice but we can only put so many in a comparison and can only source so many units also.(mike)

[@chrisman3673]

I had it was really good but sold it wish I didn't i have the Makita 36v not as good.

[@SparkySlow]

warranty 3 3 3 3 5, Hilti 20 boom

[@vojnikjna30]

2 year wear and tear. 20 year for manufacturing defects which mean nothing.

[@joshbenton810]

I use the dewalt dch333, i love it, absolutely rips through 10mm holes, maybe even faster than some corded ones. Its super comfy, and even doing 20mm holes for rebar, it is pretty quick

[@OZToolTalk]

It's a beast

[@joshbenton810]

Oz Tool Talk yeah mate, especially for its size. Only problem is that everyone else wants to use it

[@bas-into-games]

Great video guys and well explained. Thanks for your video well made.

[@OZToolTalk]

Basilio Montalto Cheers mate.👍🏼

[@thysruoch8585]

Next time You should put ozito brand in challenge too thank

[@OZToolTalk]

ah, no

[@ashleylienert1913]

Thanks very much guys great video.