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@MrGuru1015 I think this is normal, as the chain will stretch more and more at the beginning. This should decrease over time so that the chain no longer needs to be tensioned so often. Best regards and thanks for the support :)

@louisvl10 Yes, that is true. There are different locations where Makita manufactures the tools. Best regards

@kkds89 Due to the changeable direction of rotation that the device has to offer, you can select this. Some discs, for example for tiles, have a predefined direction of rotation. With the other cutting discs, you can set the direction of rotation yourself. For example, in the direction in which you want the joints to be cut. :-) Best regards

@TechIllusion-EN Oh, you can even change direction! Wow, I didn't know that. It's really good to know, thanks.

@kkds89 Yes, this is a very special feature of the device. Because very few have this to offer. Best regards

@Rene-kg7pf it's called Lametric time! :-)

@ProxyFinal Yes, that's right. The switch is really quite small and could be a bit more comfortable. Bosch has already optimized this on the large 18 V planer. A video will follow on this too. :)

@@TechIllusion-EN oh you may be the right person to ask. How does the new 18v compare to the Makita? The one thing I like about the Makita is how one side is flat to the edge of the shoe which makes it perfect to get it against a tight area

@ProxyFinal In fact, I already have the new Bosch at home and have already tested it. Unfortunately, the video will take a while yet, as I have other projects in progress. But I can say that the new Bosch battery is a whole lot better than its predecessor thanks to the powerful Biturbo motor!!! Compared to the Makita 18 tool, the difference should not be too great. The 40 V from Makita, on the other hand, is still the most powerful I have tested to date. So if you really need power, I would choose this one. Best regards and thanks for the support

@oliknow Many thanks for the feedback! Yes, I completely agree with your opinion. I also really like using the Makita DTW 700, because it's the perfect mix of weight and power. I do use the DTW1001, but as you said, it is quite heavy in the long run. Best regards and thanks for supporting my work 😊👍🏼

@Mullhead_III Thank you for sharing your experience! Yes, I can agree with that. For smaller jobs, the part is really great and easy to handle. For larger jobs, however, I would go for the large 18 V version. 🤗💪🏼 Best regards and thanks for supporting my work

@RobS123 Yes, that would be an advantage if you don't need the 36V power. But unfortunately I haven't seen anything like it anywhere. The only option is probably the smaller 18V model. 😊 Best regards and thanks for the support

@macca5986 A very good device. I have no complaints :) 💪🏼👍🏼

@ianreid766 No, the robot is already designed to cope with uneven surfaces. If there are no immense bumps several centimeters deep, the robot can cope with them. However, I would still recommend smoothing out the smaller bumps where the wheels could get stuck :-) Best regards and thanks for the support

@tomoxfford Thank you very much for the feedback! Yes, that may well be the case, because the NM results from my test are under optimal conditions. The bolts on the car, on the other hand, are tight due to various influences and require significantly more torque to be loosened. To be on the safe side, I always recommend the mid-range Makita DTW700! :) th-cam.com/video/j4t39kJ1-wc/w-d-xo.html Best regards

@b2yes Yes, that's right. The 40V segment from Makita is still more expensive...

@sonofsteve566 Many thanks for the feedback! Yes, that's right. The charging function would be a feature that most people would like to see on this device. :/

@dreamX7353 What is it then?

@godgutten That's right. In fact, I have not yet seen a 40V auto feed screwdriver from Makita. I'm sure that will come :D Best regards

@theworkshed1253 Unfortunately, I can't do anything with the criticism. If you want to criticize, please tell me exactly what I should improve ;-)

@pnotuner1 Thank you for sharing your experience! Yes, I also mentioned that in the video. The appliance produces a fairly high noise frequency. Your description of a turbocharger probably describes it very well :D Best regards and thanks for your support of my work 😊

@jd5787 Hello, yes the Makita DTW300 has a 1/2“ square socket, where only 1/2” impact sockets can be fitted if that is what is meant! Best regards :-)

@TechIllusion-EN thanks!

@jd5787 You're welcome! :-)

I dont think the size is right might be able to find another anvil closer to the same size with ½ drive anvil

@ES-qt6yo Many thanks for the feedback! In the meantime, I have acquired a new voice-over artist to do my videos for me. Maybe you'll like this voice better ;) Best regards

@xibfwmz Many thanks for the feedback! I have to say that the torque is actually sufficient. Especially the big one has enough power. Otherwise I would switch to the 40V series from Makita, which has even more power! :-) Best regards

​@TechIllusion-EN makita came out with new high torque kinda but not called high torque that could barely keep up with their small impact

@xibfwmz You can expect the highest torques from the 40 V devices from Makita. These have significantly more power. :) Best regards

​@TechIllusion-EN yes, i wouldn't invest in 40v tho, have too much already invested in 18v and huge price jump don't justify performance difference

@xibfwmz I can fully understand that. If you already own a number of 18 V batteries, the changeover will not be worthwhile. :)

@michaelsi6770 Thanks for sharing your opinion on the device! That's right. The speaker is really well equipped as far as this is concerned! Many thanks for your support and best regards 😊👍🏼

@Dadhaspowertools Thank you very much for the praise and support! I'm very pleased to hear that! I can only confirm that the part is really brutal as far as the cable is concerned! :-) Good luck and best regards

@IrinaChyanikova Thank you very much for the praise and support! I'm delighted that you like my video and that it was helpful! 😊🙌🏼 Best regards

@tonytramonti5828 Thanks, I think i understand what you mean....I'll try to work on my expression ;) Best regards

@@TechIllusion-EN😂 you’re welcome, other than that it was a good useful video👍

@tonytramonti5828 thank you! I appreciate that! :)

@maxreibach1851 thank you very much for your praise! Happy to hear that you like my efforts :-) Best regards

@solli3743 thank you very much for your support! 😊

@sasadulger1978 Yes, this saw is supposed to be very special. I might have a look at it as well. :) Best regards

@@TechIllusion-ENyep I’d love to see that one reviewed and also if there are any power gains over the 57-2

@marlowkenyon307 I'll see what I can do! 😊💪🏼 Thank you for your support

@hawih1007 Many thanks for the tip and for your contribution! :-) I can understand that. I have amended the title accordingly! Best regards

@wassim2364 vielleicht sollte ich hierzu noch ein Vergleichsvideo aufnehmen. Ich habe schonmal ein paar Test durchgeführt, da mich dies auch interessiert hat. Und ich muss sagen die Bosch ist schon eine ganze Ecke stärker und hat mehr Ausstattung. Aber die Makita ist natürlich auch schon reichlich älter :) Viele Grüße

Vielen lieben Dank

@wassim2364 sehr gerne! Freut mich, wenn ich helfen kann :-)

@wassim2364 haha, ja das hat schon mal jemand gedacht! Ist aber zum Glück nicht der Fall! Dies ist nur mein Zweitkanal im Englischen den ich mir zusätzlich aufbauen möchte 😄👍🏼 Viele Grüße

Viel Glück

@wassim2364 danke dir! 😊💪🏼

@viewer682 Thank you very much for the praise! I'm very pleased to hear that you like the video. Unfortunately, I have to pass on the question. I don't know how you could mount the device on the wall. Only mounting on the tripod would be possible here, unless you build a construction yourself....🤔 Best regards

@Tothefloor Thanks for sharing your opinion! This manufacturer is definitely not bad and is also on my wish list. However, I haven't had the chance to test the devices yet. Best regards

@rogerkullberg267 I am delighted that you like the device and that you are satisfied with its performance. Thank you for sharing your experience and supporting my channel. Best regards

@richardcrouch8207 Thank you very much for the praise and support! I'm very pleased to hear that you like my video.😊 Best regards

@itwasntmebro2669 Do you think the products from China are bad? Almost everything is produced there nowadays....

@brianheckemeyer1275 Unfortunately, your comment is just as pointless if it contains only simple-minded criticism and no suggestions for improvement... 😉👉🏼

@MelWood-g6r Unfortunately, I can't say right away because I don't have the radio in front of me. Please have a look in the settings under Menu! I may be able to record a separate video on this :) Best regards

Hi thanks I found how to set custom sound in the user manual! What a great radio !

@MelWood-g6r I am very happy to hear that! Thank you very much for the great praise and support :-)

@rigobertomoreno8853 ¿Me parece que te refieres a otros dispositivos distintos de los que he mostrado en el vídeo? 🤔

La de 40 centímetros la conozco como la dccs670 y la otra mas grande la dccd677 noc en su país que modelo sea pero quiero saber que fuerza hay ya que veo que cortan al mismo tiempo una de otras para ver cuál compro ya que soy usuario de dewalt

@tdotlogan this should be the right one: 1910C7-9

Seems like 1910C7-9 is standard filter, and 1910C9-5 is HEPA.

@gaz24-10 On the Makita website I can find a Hepa filter under both article numbers. I'm not sure exactly what the difference is....🤔

Specificate la densità che deve avere l'olio x la catena.

grazie

@KukucsIldiko then please also make a corresponding suggestion for improvement so that I can work on it ;)

@Vitalello Many thanks for the praise and support! I'm very pleased that you like my video 😊👍🏼 Best regards

@JC-sc4il Many thanks for the praise and support! I'm very pleased that you like my video :-) Best regards

@syjwg okay, so that makes the purchase decision much easier then...😅👍🏼

@GregNTech ahh crap... :/ Yes, that's always one of those things. Unfortunately, the products are not available in every country. Nevertheless, I try to provide all possible variants in my video descriptions. Best regards 😊

@bryans9803 Many thanks for the feedback! Yes, the term fake is perhaps a little exaggerated. It is a replica device. That's more accurate. Best regards

@newname That's right! There's definitely more power in it! :) Thanks for the praise and support! 💪🏼 Best regards

@gofindyourself6568 I don't think that's a problem for short applications. But if you do it professionally and are on the road with the device all day, then it's probably not the right choice! :-) Best regards

@tauestielervargas529 Unfortunately, I can't say anything about this, as I don't have any long-term experience... 🤔 But I can also imagine that it will be difficult in Brazil as far as repairs are concerned. Best regards