Testing The Most Powerful Cordless Drill on AMAZON

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[@wranglerstar]

Link to Makita hammer drill amzn.to/3es1yAN Link to Dewalt hammer drill amzn.to/30Bbq32 (amazon affiliate links)

[@henryponds9071]

Amazon reviews are BACK!!!!!

[@wranglerstar]

@@MisterBoy316 Here is a link to the mortice tools amzn.to/2PQ7skN (amazon affiliate link)

[@Lasthand2011]

@@wranglerstar You said you didn't want the generator. What happened to the dewalt Power Station?

[@jonass516]

Jo should try a Hilti! They are about the nicest tool you can get. It will definitely give you the fizz!

[@JoelEmmanuelThornton]

Just use all Ridgid Tools. They're as good or better than the others and have a lifetime warranty. What more can you ask for? Did I mention they have a lifetime warranty no questions asked on batteries and everything. Take it from someone who actually uses this stuff just go with Ridgid Tools. You only have to buy it once and you have it for life.

[@BlueCollarBachelor]

I know im seeing things, but there's a chipmunk with tentacles on the end of that log.

[@anthonyvaughan1523]

I see it now I can’t unsee it

[@jean-yvesmead3972]

Looks more like a happy hippo to me. Maybe I need to cut back on my coffee intake.

[@leroy3763]

I see a squirrel taking a pee.

[@ElectronicsForFun]

I saw it too.

[@jameslund221]

I was thinking squirrel 🐿

[@willb3018]

Not exactly Project Farm, but interesting nonetheless.

[@TheRoadhammer379]

PF is a mad scientist

[@arthurmomo4406]

😂. I love them both

[@experimenchannelideas]

yes projet fram ,😂

[@davidkeefe9468]

Agree. Take note Wranglestar. PF is the place

[@The_Shape1978]

Yeah I don’t compare the two lol. I love them both

[@jasonjones8492]

Love how the whole time you were drilling on the log there was the face of an Otter looking back at me.🤔

[@sksupply]

One eyed willy

[@alanguile8945]

@@sksupply No its a baby seal😆

[@Xehemoth]

There is only one problem I saw with your testing. You should have used 2 different buckets of dry-wall mud. That way each drill could have a fresh start. The Makita drill testing loosened up a lot for the DeWalt. The friction that occurs inside the mud no doubt raised the temperature of the mix which made it easier to stir.

[@Boojyman]

Even a monkey could see that suprised this one didnt

[@evictioncarpentry2628]

That Makita is the old model. It was replaced in the last few months by the XPH14. That one is rated for 1090in lbs, the new one is 1250in lbs.

[@alexsparks2498]

I was thinking that when I he bought it out iv had mine for around 6 years as an electrician been running it in high speed with 1 inch augers and she still loves it haha

[@daaper]

I don't think the XPH14 (just the tool) is available on Amazon yet.

[@doyola7]

DeWalt has the power detect and flexvolt hammer. Unreal stats on them as well.

[@evictioncarpentry2628]

@@alexsparks2498 I've got a brushed model from 2011 that's been spinning buckets of mud almost daily and it's still kicking. Haha. Makita might not always be the fastest or most powerful but they're the most ergonomic long lasting tools and provide more then enough everyday working power.

[@legendarypillow1450]

The torque rating is just marketing hype. They can say what ever they want.

[@TXDSGMACH]

Is it just me or is there a picture of a squirrel in the wood to the right of the holes?

[@craigsteinkamp12]

Same, glad someone else sees it.

[@SneakySolidSnake]

looks like a cartoon jelly fish with one eye to me.

[@willb3018]

It's just you. 😉

[@enricopallazzo3244]

I see Jimmy Hendrix on roller blades

[@MJPeddler]

I saw that cartoonish squirrel too.

[@joshrepik]

My uncle introduced me to makita back when he had his construction company, and I’ve been a fan ever since. Going on 20 years now

[@codycevering2733]

I just swapped to makita and they are blowing my old tools out of the water. My coworkers are grabbing my stuff over their dewalt tools.

[@johnserrano9689]

Excellent tools man. Milwaukee m28 fuel is better, more reliable capable powerful and advanced. All of my makitas are dead, I honestly still have 13 year old m18 3.0 batteries as back ups that still work! Lol makitas batteries die out the longest period of time only 6 years sad I know.

[@johnserrano9689]

I meant milwaukee m18 not m28 lol

[@SM3DCreations]

I would like to see how the newer Milwaukee fuel drill with the high demand battery dose against them aswell

[@traocheckbeforeyoubuy4609]

It will win

[@LeviTimko]

My Milwaukee Fuels wipe the floor with my brothers mikatas. They're both good though.

[@baldufdaniel]

It would crush

[@dancearoundtheworld5360]

@@wanjockey closest i get to that is i run a gen 1 hole hawg without either handle

[@dukedirtywork620]

Only thing that could beat a Milwaukee is a Hilti

[@TimZeTerrible]

Really enjoyed this test. This has got to be one of the most important and commonly bought crucial tools of a craftsmen. I've been a Makita Guy since the 90s but have some Dewalt power tools and Milwaukee accessories. I really wanted a Milwaukee impact driver in 1997 but thanks to your video I have finally gotten over it. Therapy and healing through wood lol.

[@justelvin]

I've had the Makita for 3+ years and have used it to mix thinset, grout, drywall mud and it's still great. It is a little heavy for light-duty work so I run a subcompact Makita for drilling smaller holes. Highly recommended, as well as the impact driver combo.

[@WihGlah]

Makita does have an aggressive protection system. I like that though, you can guarantee your stuff will last a long time.

[@daftnord4957]

Doesn't either the tool or the battery brick itself after a certain amount of overloads, like 3

[@lordwaldemar794]

@@daftnord4957 no it wont

[@BH-rx3ue]

Ah I love this series of videos. So glad you're doing it again!

[@derekhagen6773]

I'm a lineman by trade, and we use auger bits everyday to drill through wooden poles for cross arms and brackets . We use impact drills with the 7/16 quick chuck , they are designed for those bits . The impact action gives you zero arm twist so extra handle is not needed and have no doubt would have chewed completely through that log. Great video!

[@tmorton922]

To be fair, try the fuel brushless with a 12 ah battery. The small battery makes a difference for high load situations.

[@darylpowell4388]

This east coaster couldn’t agree more, I’ve had Makita 18volt cordless tools for 13 years and they have never failed to impress.

[@xxtwobitxx]

Thanks I've had a cordless drill for about 6 years, and not a very great one, just enough to do small work around the house. So I've been looking for a good one today and luckly i came by your video to narrow it down. Thanks alot for the review.

[@grahammj1yt]

Anyone else see the silhouette of a cartoon squirrel face on that log?

[@sfmedicsmith777]

Looks like a jellyfish to me

[@alanguile8945]

I thought baby seal-up

[@nellayema2455]

Looks like a Jellyfish with a squirrel head.

[@jprevard]

Omg yes lol! Looks like a 'tom cat' to me, like the imposter Pepe Le Pew. But yes, now I see the squirrel! :D :D

[@CatholicAventures]

Been waiting for this video all my life ;) Literally been looking at getting a new makita drill

[@MatthewWieler]

Great content as always Cody! Gives me the fizz during quarantine

[@Klesh]

What watch are you wearing in this one? I’m already invested in Milwaukee battery system so that’s what I would go with I’d like to see how that holds up

[@charlestonhartley7806]

It’s a Rolex explorer I think couldn’t get a clear view though could you provide a time stamp

[@itsallrobbish]

In previous videos he has Hamiltons

[@jasondowns940]

I want to see the same tests with the Milwaukee M18 Fuel or we will all “peacefully protest”

[@masonrains5010]

Haha i like the way you used “peacefully protest”

[@littlejackalo5326]

I don't think you need to take it to the level of peaceful protesting, if we're talking about the same peaceful protesting. That would get very ugly. LOL

[@daveknott4563]

Thanks for all the testing you do in the field.

[@MrJeffworksalot]

Thank you for this demo

[@lightbulb3362]

Thank you for the video, I love these kind in which you review products you should keep doing them.

[@powerthoughtsontools4831]

Always love your approach and enthusiasm to your findings, experiences, and weaved in family- generation of friends as great teachers etc... Your great laugh sort of speaks volumes and is the converse against the "tuffguy" narrative of other videos.

[@traviswalker5196]

Agreed…. I like to look at what brand does the MOST tools good or best and choose the system that way. Still keep some Skil tools around in 12v but I switched to makita. Thanks for the time and entertainment.

[@MegaNobody321]

My father has used Makita for years great tools and very reliable!

[@RustyNY]

Somebody get this guy a Milwaukee Fuel hammer drill

[@georgedavall9449]

Not needed

[@RandomVideosInFlorida]

Junk

[@ObiwanNekody]

The popularity of Milwaukee tools on this channel confuses me, with how many comments I also see that are somewhat hostile to Chinese industry. Is it just not common knowledge that Milwaukee is a Chinese company (and has been since 2005), are these two groups separate, or is there some other reason for this odd duality?

[@raffi2287]

@@ObiwanNekody few things, the power tool industry is mostly dominated my Chinese made products. Most of the hate from Chinese products at the end of the day has to do with hand tools. Power tools are mostly coming out of China, and aren't bad at all usually. Even DeWalt is Chinese, it just has the misleading "made in USA with global materials" which to me, still means china. I can order a drill from China, slap a sticker on it, and say it's now assembled in the USA. Nothing against Chinese manufacturing, it has its place, but hand tools are not typically one of them

[@ObiwanNekody]

@@raffi2287 It isn't that it is made in China. It is that it is a Chinese company.

[@austinryan5420]

The east coast flat brim had me dying immediately 😂😂😂 keep up the great content 🤙

[@MovingToMnPro]

I'm going to keep my eye out for a deal on that Makita! Bless you and yours Sir.

[@bknb7664]

That Makita is a beast. Bought the exact same model a little over a year ago and it's never failed me.

[@lowkeykeylow5526]

Bought a makita roughly 10+ years ago probably the best drill I've ever owned.

[@faithforvets3040]

Love the product comparison videos

[@stensihver9925]

Finally some good words for makita

[@Creationsbyelder]

Awesome vids, keep em coming.

[@TheDraktbagit]

If you want a cordless drill for this kind of work the Milwaukee FUEL 7/16 in. Hex is great we use them to drill though utility poles all the time they make quick work of this kind of stuff or I know Hilti makes a equivalent drill that works well but the Milwaukee also uses the same 18 volts as the rest of the m18 line.

[@finkalo]

i haven't been smoking the devils lettuce or anything but 2:21 looks like a cartoon squirrel or something drawn on that log lol

[@frankbessette3463]

Greetings, Mr. Cody, Thanks for the entertaining tool test.

[@clayhall8104]

Doin a great job Cant wait for the 940 video !!!

[@shopnwoods9901]

Great test

[@DragonflyAcres2022]

I love the 12 volts Milwaukee.Thank you for sharing

[@greenmountainmohawk4955]

Something we can definitely agree on is that makita drill is a beast. I’ve switched completely over to the Makita line of cordless tools. I find the price point to be very competitive and I’ve always had good luck in the past with makita corded tools lasting through a lot of daily use and abuse.

[@xknewsense852]

I used to carry a milwaukee hammer drill for work everyday. Man thats also a great tool. Never tried the ones in this video but im sure its right up there. no bite back either.

[@Viper9216]

I’d like to see the m18 fuel drill vs the makita and dewalt

[@mikealberda4527]

This.... The fuel line absolutely destroys makita and dewalt... And I swore by makita for years.

[@Tri-Lobe]

Also the battery makes a difference on the m18 fuel performance

[@unknownj4791]

The M18 would win. I use to use Dewalt but switched to Milwaukee and never turned back. Love the 12v line as well. PROJECT FARM does a good comparison.

[@moobcars6490]

Really like that vest!

[@scottybobatv]

Always had makita's tools Ive got a makita jig saw of my uncles thats about 25 years old, still going strong💪

[@4wheelsonmywagon733]

I’m a big fan of Makita too..... loving the black Gilet - very smart 👏👏🙏

[@northernwoodsman]

I have a small log cabin on my channel and I bolted in all the logs together. I drilled the holes with that dewalt drill and same auger, and bolted everything with ten inch lag bolts with the dewalt 1/4 impact driver. Strong stuff.

[@Somebody2687]

I think for a professional the Dewalt has the best value when considering the entire line of tools, they may not be the best of the best every time but the price/performance ratio is the winner I think all things considered.

[@chevydiesel350015]

Project Farm does a lot of head to head testing and tools and other things like this. East coast guy here personally I like milwaukee lol

[@phukyerpheefees]

Project Farm is great. I always check if they've done a video on the topic before I buy anything.

[@KrossGarage]

Yep I love project farm

[@brodycorrigan1518]

Project farm is the only accurate one

[@unknownj4791]

Project farm does the best comparisons. MILWAKEE always top notch when it comes to torque...especially their 12v line

[@Plrbear98]

Love my makita drills!

[@earlyriser8998]

excellent comparison

[@nobuckle40]

Makita makes some of the best tools in the world. Great demo.

[@craigmcmullen231]

I couldn’t agree more. I absolutely love Makita tools.

[@Scott-rl4xi]

Great comparison

[@natekrabill7812]

Milwaukee is where it’s at bro....we used to have all Dewalt battery tools we tried one Milwaukee fuel impact and now our tool trailer is stuffed full of red.

[@AmirPomen]

Thats what ive been thinking too... Im on makita now... Looking for budget to get the red!

[@DarLav8]

Used all of them and the makita is the pick for me as far as drills go. Milwaukee make the better impact but tbf cant fault any of them, all of them get the job done.

[@mfk12340]

I use this battery drills now. Got some dewalt and some milwaulkee. And I personally enjoy the milwaulkee. Before I'd have to run hydraulic lines and hook up my drill to my truck. And you might containment the hydraulic leak and it's a real nightmare if the lines burst. Makes everything so much easier. Especially when climbing the poles, no longer need to drill it by hand if you can't get get truck in

[@SpottyCreekFarm]

Both great drills from great companies. Nice comparison video.

[@HAXMAN]

Us East coast guys don't use the auxiliary handle. We just put the one handed gorilla grip on it and go.

[@raymondroberts1905]

Even the west coast tradesmen don't use the sissy grip. Damn thing gets in the way

[@chrisbedard5842]

I had a Milwaukee M18 hammer drill that was stolen from me and the impact with the kit also just seemed to lose its power at about the same time. I replaced both with a Makita 18V hammer and impact kit and I never looked back. They aren't brushless but they are soo much nicer to work with. Good power, battery life is still impressive after 3 years of continuous commercial use and I've just always felt like they were much lighter and more nimble to work with. I have also acquired a Milwaukee M18 Fuel hammer drill thats brushless. Though it is a major power house of a drill and its nice to have that type of power in my hand, I still haven't found anything that the Makita couldn't do yet and I just leave the Milwaukee hanging on the shelf in the shop. I didn't even have any other Makita batteries or chargers when I bought these and have since pretty much switch to using mostly all of their power tools. They've all just seemed much nicer to work with over the last few years...

[@waynegilchrist1596]

No doubt about it, the auger test was definitely a win for the Dewalt. It was faster. Both are good tools. I have used both and my first was a Nikita. Mikita to me is more ergonomic but I don't think you can go wrong with either one.

[@Zeppodone1000mg]

I’m a makita fan but if that wasn’t a old brushed Milwaukee drill with a small battery it would’ve most likely beat them both , the M18 fuel with a 5.0 or 6.0 is as powerful as it gets for a 1/2” drill.

[@pXnTilde]

As he said, it's something someone might have, a point of comparison. Most people don't have new power tools

[@shootermks1]

I know the video is about testing the two brands of hammer drills. But, what really impressed me was how that bit held up through the tests. I thought it would twist, bend, or even snap.

[@jokari69]

I have this Makita and was foolish enough to use it once without the handle to drive in an M12 screw. It almost broke my hand, really incredible how much power it has, most amazing purchase ever.

[@wesleemiller]

Great video.

[@ASVABWAIVER11B]

God bless you and yours sir! Thank you for the many many years off amazing content!

[@cameronshoemaker9701]

Test impact wrenches man .I’m a technician at Firestone and would love to see what impacts hold up.Myself I got a Milwaukee m18 fuel and it rips lug nuts off of 3/4 ton trucks no problem

[@therockbiter8140]

Been a fan of Makita since I bought my first 9.6v drill/flashlight combo in 2001 from the Mac tool's guy. And later working in tool rental we had a few Makita chainsaws, I think a few 65cc and 75cc ones, had a guy rent one of the big ones to cut up a stack of telephone poles to make pilings, he cut like 20 of them up and was back in two hours with a half hour drive each way.

[@ManCaverTools]

I just got a new Ford truck as well and I love it. cant wait to catch one of your live streams Wrangler

[@josiahw3219]

Great video brother thanks for sharing God Bless yall stay safe

[@karsonbranham3900]

My Milwaukee cordless 1/2” drill will do all tasks and then some. I have run a cylinder hone on breaking glaze on a Wright Cyclone engine cylinder that is a scoche over 6” diameter cylinder on a 1,820 cu in 9 cyl engine.

[@griffux145]

@UCBwi6IS7_mEybIMxm-96GUQ you can watch Project Farm’s video on these hammer drills. He might make a believer out of you.

[@loudlife7648]

What a coincidence. I was literally just rewatching all of the drill deathmatch videos! Lol

[@joshmitchell1002]

i love your bucket foot clutching. that looks better than the average homeowner.

[@unvamp02]

Hey, thanks for the vid! I meet a crew installing docks, and they said the Makita worked after it was submerged in water... No other tool brand did. .. Maybe a future test? :) Keep the great content coming!!!

[@chrissutton3043]

I initially bought into dewalt for work (diesel mechanic). Just this year though I switched to Milwaukee for work and took my dewalts home. Hindsight being 20/20 I would have invested in Milwaukee for work use simply because of the tool set they have come out with for mechanic use. All that said, I got 8 solid years of everyday hard use from my dewalt 1/4 hex impact driver in the shop before I took it home. Dewalt will become my home tools as I feel they have a good selection of more "construction oriented" tools, and like you said I'm invested in the batteries.

[@peterryan7340]

I have that Makita and yeah that chuck is sooooo nice

[@jeanniebuchholz9923]

We used 18V Dewalt XTR hammer drills to drill telephone poles when I was a lineman, and I believe we had 11/16 bit. Sure beats a brace and bit. ; )

[@jgbullen]

I remember saying to people You have a 12? I have a new DeWalt 14.4. At the time , I was drilling concrete screws all day, installing windows and glass doors in a new high rise on the beach. Amazing improvements come with drills I can't lift.

[@coastalgaming1594]

HOLY MOLY! That blows my mind those drills can do that!!! I own corded drills to do that.

[@Brady.John87]

I like these kind of feel good videos :-)

[@jimsiggy]

For some perspective, I recently had a foray in using a 1" ship auger on a red oak stump. Unsurprisingly my Ryobi cordless drill, said "No" rather quickly; my 1/2 corded Craftsman drill, started letting smoke out and was as gutless as the Ryobi. I know that neither of my drills are super quality, or known for their power, so don't go there. Now there's no doubt, that red oak tougher than DF, but none the less, I'm impressed with those two.

[@markknister6272]

Thanks. God bless you.

[@csondornoel8698]

thanks for the video, good luck

[@drummerboyrock33]

Dewalt right angle drills are amazing for this style work 2 speeds will eat thru anything

[@wesleemiller]

I own a Milwaukee drills for doing that and it works great.

[@Joseph4499]

Makita, DeWalt, and Milwaukee are all excellent tools. They are my go to for electric tools. Ingersol Rand for air tools. IR also makes an excellent 1/2 inch drive cordless impact. Bust lug nuts off trucks all day with one.

[@TR-ut3yh]

I use a 1 inch auger everyday (electrician). I bought a dewalt 60 volt in line stud and joist drill. It's insanely powerful

[@nuclear_north]

If you take the long handle off could you use either of these as a do all general purpose drill?

[@FINNEGANPLANTANDCONSTRUCTION]

Hello the dewalt angle drill that runs of flexvolt are very powerful as well as the dual batterie Makita the Milwaukee hole hawg is excellent too

[@Benpoetter]

You should try the porter cable drills that you get from bi mart. We have had one for the last few years and it is tough. Built a cabin,fences,shed and it is still going strong.

[@WDCallahan]

This is exactly why I subscribed to this channel! To watch Cody make power tools fight to the death in some sort of tool box Kumite.

[@proudamerican6846]

Ingersoll Rand (D5140) has a beastly 1/2" drill that I believe would show those drills up.

[@evildead1791]

Are you serious? Lol

[@chasefouse684]

One issue you will have with the Dewalt drill is the chuck. Running that large of a bit will cause it to have some issues overtime. Nothing that prevents you from using it, but finicky stuff you'll have to get used to. I've owned 3 of the 700 series, a 996, and the 999 in the video. You may be better off buying their hole hawg (DCD470). It's expensive, but that's a drill you won't be able to break.

[@mannyc805]

Makita just came out with a new hammer drill last month its a beast

[@G-PA-2795]

Thanks

[@brodycorrigan1518]

The Milwaukee fuel hammer drill would destroy them drill with the 6 amp hour battery

[@parrotgaming1960]

@@adamdavis2788 lmao absolutely not. Milwaukee is leagues ahead of DeWalt, and that's coming from me who owns DeWalt. I'm not rich enough to get Milwaukee tools but I know they are way better than mine

[@brodycorrigan1518]

@@adamdavis2788 bruh that Milwaukee drill in this video made a dewalt catch on fire

[@brodycorrigan1518]

@@adamdavis2788 no project farm

[@brodycorrigan1518]

@@adamdavis2788 he is more biased then project farm

[@adriandeward9976]

Great video, I always enjoy them. Both are great, Flex Volt system just seems more versatile to me, your a Makita man, we all knew who you were going to pic 😂

[@BlownF150]

The Rohm chucks in the DeWalt premium drills are what set them apart from Milwaukee and Makita, far and away built for tougher applications.

[@J8son206]

I love my Milwaukee 2807-20 M18 fuel hole hawg works with 5ah batteries too

[@jdubjrjr7802]

Love the videos